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P.Saravanan


Dear Friends,

Please clarify the following

1. After the completion of block assessment how do we treat the undisclosed income - for
a) partnership firm
b) Private ltd company
Also suggest how the accounting entries for that.

2. In the block assessment , can we set off the unexplained credits with unexplained debits during the block period?


ASHOK KUMAR KHANNA

Are maturity proceeds of UTI ULIP exempt under sec 10(10D) of I T Act?


MANOJ DEVIDAS SAMPAT

tds on freight paid on overseas export at wht rate


Muthyam
28 June 2008 at 16:36

Income Tax

What Is Income Tax


NARENDRA SONI
28 June 2008 at 15:55

Tds on commision on export sales

Whether a company shall deduct TDS in respect of commission payble for Export sales for duties perfomed by the foreign resident outside india? The foreign commsion the company is paying is in convertible foreign exchange & services are executed outside india for sales.


Mohit Gupta
28 June 2008 at 15:25

Quary in U\s 10 exemption

A Private Limited Company give a helper allowance to Director.
In case of Director helper allowance is taxable or not if taxable what is the limit of amount


Muthu Aravind
28 June 2008 at 14:53

POOJA EXPENSES

WHETHER DAILY POOJA EXPENSES COMES UNDER FBT OR NOT BY A COMPANY


Muthu Aravind
28 June 2008 at 14:27

UNIFORM EXPENSES

FBT ON UNIFORM EXPENSES FOR EMPLOYEES IN A MFG COMPANY IS INCLUDED 115WB(2)E OR NOT?


Muthu Aravind
28 June 2008 at 14:24

VISA EXTENSION FEE

FBT ON VISA EXTENSION FEES FOR FORIEGN TOURS AND TRAVELLING INCLUDED U/S115WB(2)(Q) OR NOT ?

pLZ EXPLAIN


Shilpa Jain
28 June 2008 at 13:02

Section 54 - Income tax clubbing

Husband's(H) gross income is higher than wife's gross income. Wife(W) gives her professionally earned money to Husband (H). H opens FD with bank & invests remaining part of that money in stock markets on his name. Bank deducted TDS with H PAN and all transancation done in stock market are with H PAN.

As the money given by W to H is gift & the money was earned by W with her professional skills, doesn't the section 54 income tax clubbing rule apply here? If yes, then W may be responsible for income tax on invested income. Please note that H's individual gross income is higher than W's individual gross income.