RAMNATH.R
26 February 2008 at 18:02

Lease Treatment

Very recently we moved to our New office. All furnitures and fixtures and interiors were new installments and we got into a leaseing arrangement to get these assets funded. Can the above be treated as Operating lease....


Punit
26 February 2008 at 17:54

TDS on Hotel Room Payments

Hi Experts,
I have stuck up on one very crucial issue. Please help me out...
Please let me know, if a company makes payments for hotel accomodation for its employees / directors / executives etc. which exceed Rs.120000 p.a. whether the payment would be treated as rent withing the purview of provisions of sec. 194I or not. If yes, then TDS should be done or not??
Circular No. 715, dated August 8, 1995 clarifies that if the stay is on regular basis then TDS has to be deducted u/s.194I, but there is no clarification as to what constitutes "Stay on Regular Basis". Please suggest what should be understood by Stay on Regular Basis.

Thanks in advance


RAMNATH.R
26 February 2008 at 17:47

Transfer Pricing

Can anyone help me understanding how the Transactional Net Margin Method is calculated...or any material that explains the various methods of calculation of transfer pricing..


p.hepsiba
26 February 2008 at 17:00

private construction company

the company has constructed one building
consisting of 4 floors .total flats =6*4
comes to 24 flats.
first downpayment is RS.1,00,000.
within 30 days of allotment one has to pay 25%
2ND INSTALLMENT is 15% due on at the completion of basement roof
3rd INSTALLMENT is 10% due on at the completion of roof slab
4th INSTALLMENT is 20% due on completion of brick work
5th INSTALLMENT is 15% due on at the completion of plastering
is service tax leviable on the sale of 24 flats?
if yes what is the procedure?
6th INSTALLMENT is 10% due on at the completion of flooring


Anil Chavan
26 February 2008 at 15:54

Leave Encashment

Dear Sir / Madam

If any person left his current job & joined to a new co. in between any financial year. At the time of his leaving he was having 30 leaves balance in his account & co paid him as per the calculation.
In this condition the amount of leave encashment is taxable or not?
Even he is working with his new co. & his salary is taxable.


Akhil Gupta
26 February 2008 at 15:29

TDS ON SALARY

Please help me. My question is that whether the employer is required to take the PAN no. of the land lord is any employee gives rent receipt. and what is the limit of the same. Is the employer is also required to take the ITR of the landlord to verify that whether Income from House property was declared in his return and by what amount?


Academy of commerce

A company wants to take employer -employee insurance.so firstly i want to know that premimum which was paid by the company is libele to FBT, and the premium paid by company for the employee is taxable in the hands of employee or not?

and if this policy assign to employee after a year on surrender value then what tax libility will comes in?

And amount received on meturity of policy by employee is taxable or not?

Megha Gupta


MANISH
26 February 2008 at 14:19

tax deducted at source

suppose tds has been deposited inexcess to the amount pertaining to a particular quarter can the excess payment of tds be claimed as benifit in the coming quarters


vandana
26 February 2008 at 14:12

training allowance

An Indian Airlines employee was granted aloan by the company to meet the expenditure of training as a trainee pilot.The company now recovers a monthly installment from the employee.
The recovered amount is included in his salary though in actuality it is deducted by the company from his net pay.He is currently paying tax on this sum as well
Is this sum exempt from tax under the income tax act?


Reetika Goel
26 February 2008 at 14:10

Tax Deduction at Source

Suppose an enterprenuer has employed some labourers on contract basis who will be relived after the contract is over.
they are paid wages @ Rs. 100 per day with Rs. 5 per day as commission.
Under which head Tds will be deducted
- Section 194C
- Section 194H
or both by dividing the expenditure into their respective natures.