Sir,
If personal assets and liabilities for individual account merged with business books and combined balance sheet.
Question:
Whether personal assets considered as un disclosure assets/ income in it act.

Sir, Please clarify me the following question?
TCS on sale of goods is collected higher than the rate what is specified in the Act, i.e. Actual TCS rate on sale of goods is 0.075% for the period from 01.10.2020 to 31.03.2021. But in some invoices TCS was collected wrongly at 0.75% for the month of Oct-2020. Till Now TCS Return i.e. Form 27EQ for the 3rd quarter of F.Y:2020-2021 was not filed. Now at which TCS rate we file the TCS Return i.e. 0.075% or 0.75%. If we want to file the TCS Return at 0.075%, the excess amount collected could be credited to party account by issuing a credit note. Please clarify me this could be RIGHT or WRONG & please clarify me what is the consequences of non filing of TCS return? THANK YOU SIR.

I have filed all quarterly returns timely but in last quarter in which i filed return i have received notice for short deduction. however the amt accumulated is of all four quarters. i am confused how to rectify the same. shall i pay total amt with interest and file revised return for Q4 or need to pay individually and revise all 4 returns.

Note: All three returns are processed without defaults

What is the Stamp Duty for a Partnership firm in the state of Uttar Pradesh.

We have to make payment to a foreign company with no base business in India. I want to Know the TDS Rate & section which we can deduct TDS for Consultancy Services received. The Foreign company is Singapore. Total payment is more than 10 Lac

as same pan, even if diff tcs ,if mumbai ho transfers to surat diamonds, how can tcs come ? because pan is same of firm (mumbai ho and surat have same pan )

am i correct?

With reference to Section 206AB of the Income Tax Act, 1961 (Special provision for deduction of tax at source for non-filers of income-tax return) applicable from 1 July, 2021, what are the documents which the deductor of T.D.S. / payer of the party should ask from the party to whom he will make the payment to ensure that T.D.S. for each of the 2 preceding previous years is below Rs. 50,000/- or how else will the deductor satisfy himself about the fulfilment of the provision of Sec. 206 AB ?

Is the threshold amount of Rs. 50,000/- applicable only to the payments made by a deductor (For example if X pays to Y Rs. 7,20,000/- per annum and deducts tax u/s. 194J @ 10%; the T.D.S. per annum will be Rs. 72,000/-) to the party receiving payment or is it applicable for the total TDS claim made by the deductee as a whole in his return of income (For example, X deducts only Rs. 5,000/- as T.D.S. per annum from Y but Y claims Rs. 70,000/- as T.D.S. in his ROI in view of T.D.S. effected by other parties) ?

Is there any specific declaration form to be obtained from the deductee to this effect ?

Thank you and regards.

I have four bank accounts. Only one is associated with the broker. I transfer money in and out from this account for FnO trading. So will my balance sheet reflect the cash position of this account only? Or does it have to show cash in hand for all other accounts that are not related to trading? Similarly will my current assets be only positions and money related to FnO trading in this account and with broker? Or will it be all my investments in FDs, stocks, mutual funds, bonds etc? The reason being only FnO trading is considered as business income, not bonds, FDs etc. So can I separate the FnO trading part from all other personal incomes and file them under interest income, dividend income, capital gains etc?

We have made credit sales of Rs196500/ during FY 2015-2016.Now the party wants to give the full payment in cash. Can we accept cash now from the party? Pl advise.

This provision is applicable for all contractors or there is limitation of turnover also.
contractor means - transporter, freight forwarders, clearing agents