Vivek
25 February 2008 at 14:39

Tax deducted at source

A company had entered into a contract with one security agency for security service. The company is regular in paying the monthly charges after deducting TDS. After 4 months the security agency failed to pay salary to security personnel hence the company had terminated the agreement with agency and gave direct cash payment to security personnel(4 nos). One of the security collects the entire amount and distributed the amount to others. Monthly payment to all of them aggregates to Rs.12900. Whether the company is liable to deduct TDS on such payment to the security personnel???


Nagendra Kumar
25 February 2008 at 14:36

difference between salareand remuneration.

sir
what is the difference between salary and remuneration


CA Priya Bhaskar
25 February 2008 at 14:21

Short term capital gain

whether STT paid short term capital loss is used for setoff purpose


gopal malu
25 February 2008 at 13:51

Tax deduction at source

What is the rate of TDS applicable at the time of payment to a painter from whom we have purchased painting worth Rs.100000 and the paintings were made by him on our order containing the specifications.


Nagendra Kumar
25 February 2008 at 13:00

remuneration to MD

1.Remuneration of MD
2.Remuneration of other Directors
Falls under what head?
my doubt is it falls under salaries or profession or other sources


Nagendra Kumar
25 February 2008 at 11:39

Remuneration of director

1.Remuneration of MD
2.Remuneration of other Directors
Falls under what head?


CA Umashankar Vaishnav

As per my opinion the Expected Tax Rate Slabs for the cooming Finance Bill, Act 2008 will be as under:(individual only)

For individual(other than women & senior citizen):

upto Rs.1,25,000- tax rate-nil

12,5001-1,50,000-tax rate-10%

1,50,001-2,50,000-tax rate-20%

2,50,001-10,00,000-tax rate-30%

Above-Rs.10,00,000-tax rate-30%

surcharge being same as 10% in case of total income exceed Rs.10,00,000. Edu cess being constant at @ 3%

For a women being age below 65yrs.

upto Rs.1,65,000-tax rate-nil

1,6,5001-2,50,000-tax rate-20%

2,50,001-10,00,000-tax rate-30%

Above Rs.10,00,000-tax rate-30%

surcharge being same as 10% in case of income exceed Rs.10,00,000.

Edu cess being constant at @ 3%

For senior citizen (Age remain 65yrs. or above)

upto Rs.2,05,000-tax rate-nil

2,05,001-2,50,000-tax rate-20%

2,50,001-10,00,000-tax rate-30%

surcharge being same as 10% in case of income exeed Rs.10,00,000.

Edu cess @ 3%.

post your's opinion in this regards is it (A)Good, (B)Better, (C)Best,

(D)Not Bad, (E) very Rediculus.

from umashankar vaishnav

C.A.-Final


Samir
25 February 2008 at 11:10

TDS on supply of manpower

Hi,

One of my client is a outsourcing company wherein they supply manpower to corporate where the employee are on the payroll of my client in turn my client received the payment from the corporate. I would like in this case will it be covered under profession or contract for the purpose of TDS.


CA Umashankar Vaishnav

As per my opinion the Expected Tax Rate Slabs for the cooming Finance Bill, Act 2008 will be as under:(individual only)

For individual(other than women & senior citizen):

upto Rs.1,25,000- tax rate-nil

12,5001-1,50,000-tax rate-10%

1,50,001-2,50,000-tax rate-20%

2,50,001-10,00,000-tax rate-30%

Above-Rs.10,00,000-tax rate-30%

surcharge being same as 10% in case of total income exceed Rs.10,00,000. Edu cess being constant at @ 3%

For a women being age below 65yrs.

upto Rs.1,65,000-tax rate-nil

1,6,5001-2,50,000-tax rate-20%

2,50,001-10,00,000-tax rate-30%

Above Rs.10,00,000-tax rate-30%

surcharge being same as 10% in case of income exceed Rs.10,00,000.

Edu cess being constant at @ 3%

For senior citizen (Age remain 65yrs. or above)

upto Rs.2,05,000-tax rate-nil

2,05,001-2,50,000-tax rate-20%

2,50,001-10,00,000-tax rate-30%

surcharge being same as 10% in case of income exeed Rs.10,00,000.

Edu cess @ 3%.

post your's opinion in this regards is it (A)Good, (B)Better, (C)Best,

(D)Not Bad, (E) very Rediculus.

from umashankar vaishnav

C.A.-Final


archana nigam
25 February 2008 at 10:20

revised return

while filing revised return , the original copy of first return should be enlosed or not?