Karthik Kumar

Case: A loan is obtained to construct a house property of 4 floors, one floor occupied by the assessee, other three are let out.
can assessee claim deduction under section 24 under both self occupied upto two lakh and balance on let out property?

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Shakthipro badge
16 August 2018 at 19:01

Capital gains

Hi I am selling a land, the actual consideration is Rs 20 lakhs. The stamp duty value is however Rs 25 lakhs. Can i compute capital gain for Rs 20 lakhs.


Please Guide

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Sumit
16 August 2018 at 13:51

Commuted pension recieved from usa

Sub: Taxability of USA Lump sum Pension received in India (As Ordinary resident of India).
Facts:
·         Received Lump sum Pension (No Gratuity) from USA ($44,190 = INR 28,33,153) on 03/11/2017. USA did not impose any tax on the lump sum.
·         Was working in USA for Private companies since Aug 2003 – Feb 2015.
·         Came back from USA to India in Feb 2015. Currently I am resident of India (996 days as on Nov 03 2017). I am not a Citizen of USA or a Green card holder. Present age = 41Yrs.
Tax interpretation on Lump sum Pension income.                   
·         As I am Indian citizen, Indian Pension laws are applicable for paying taxes on Global income.
·         Per Indian tax laws, for Non Govt. Employee, the computation of commutation value of pension is as follows:
·         Basic pension per US pension plan = $814 per month for rest of life (After Oct 1 2042..retirement age 65)
·         Date of Birth – Sep 25, 1977
·         Date of VRS – 11 March, 2015. Pension received on 03/11/2017.
·         Commutation factor: 9.145 (35 Years) per Commutation table.
·         Hence given above: Commutation value of pension, if 100 % pension is commuted is $814 * 100% *12 months*9.145 =$89,328 (INR = 58 Lakhs.)
·         Per Indian Tax laws 50% of Commutation value of pension is exempt. Which is equal to 29 Lakhs Rs
·         As I have received 28.3 Lakhs only, hence Entire Amt. is Exempt from Tax.

Please advice if my above logic is correct.. Thx much for help!

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S. RAVICHANDRAN
15 August 2018 at 19:05

Gta

SIRS

HOW TO PREPARE TRANSPORTERS INCOME TAX EFILING FOR THE AY 2017-18. THEY EXEMPT FROM GST. BUT HAVING GST NUMBER. SO FAR GSTR-1 NOT FILED, PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW TO FILE THE GSTR-1 AND ALSO INCOME TAX. GSTR-E B FILED AS NIL RETURN.

PLEASE CLARIFY.

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Sourav Sahaay
11 August 2018 at 17:18

Claimed less refund in itr

Hi,
While filing return in 2015-2016, TDS deducted by a bank for my FD interest was 10,000( IN 26AS form). However I claimed only 3,000 while filing my ITR.
Income tax department assessed my return and processed my refund by considering on Rs 3000 as the TDS.
Is there any way I can claim the Rs 7000, which I did not include in my ITR for 2016-2017.
I have read in many websites that I cannot file a revised return after assessment of income tax return.
Can I file a rectification request?

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monika
08 August 2018 at 21:51

Turnover in income tax return

SIR
ANY BUSINESS ASSESE WHO SALE GOODS
NET PRICE + GST = TOTAL SALE PRICE
100000+5000 =105000
SO WHAT IS TURNOVER HE SHUOLD DECLERE IN INCOME TAX RETURN ?
100000 OR 105000
I MEAN INCLUDING TAX OR EXCLUDING GST TAX ?

BECAUSE ACORDING GST ACT TURNOVER IS EXCLUDING GST TAX

WHAT WILL BE IN ACORDING INCOME TAX ACT ?

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Rishabh Nath

I am practicing Chartered Accountant and have come to know that Banks get the ITR filed online/offline by applicants for loan, verified by a Chartered Accountant. Kindly guide me how a C.A. check the filed ITR and submits the report to the bank that whether the Copy of the ITR given by the applicant is geniune or fake.

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Anonymous
06 August 2018 at 08:03

Form 10bb

For whom form 10BB is applicable. Is it to be filled offline or online for a. Y. 18-19.

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D.SRINIVASULU REDDY

I Paid Self Assessment Tax For the A Y-2016-17 Instead of A Y-2018-19. Please give the Valuable Suggestion who to Correct the Challan A Y. . I am not Claim that Challan. I Made Payement Recently. I Filed A Y-201-17 Returns Regularly . But A Y-2018-19 Still Not Filed

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TIMIR KUMAR MUKHERJEE

A person purchased some shares and mutual funds for Rs 50,000/- (STT paid) in the year 2010. Sold those shares and mutual funds in the year 2017 for Rs 3,00,000/-. As the long term capital gain is fully exempt from tax-- how could I enter the capital gain figures in capital gain schedule of ITR Form ? Or should I write the Long Term Capital Gain i.e. Rs 2,50,000/- in Exempt schedule of ITR directly and need not to enter capital gain figures in Capital Gain shcedule ?

Please suggest the above.

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