Kamal Bhojwani
20 December 2020 at 14:59

Long term Capital Gain

My father had purchased a Land through Agreement to Sale in Feb 2000 for R's. 1,40,000 and constructed a house later (no bills available). The property was in our possession since then. Registration was finally done in March 18 with FMV of property of R's. 43 lacs n stamp duty of Rs 3 lacs paid. Subsequently, my father passed away n property was transferred to my mother who sold the property in May 19 for R's 45 lacs. Few questions or clarification :
1. Date of acquisition should be in Feb 2000 and not Mar 18 and hence this is LTCG not STCG. Please confirm
2. I believe we should have a FMV as on Apr 2001 and then calculate the indexed cost of Acquisition till the time of sale for calculating LTCG.
3. Can we instead rely on FMV done in March 18 for calculating LTCG.
4. Even if we do FMV as on Apr 2001, What happens if Indexed cost of acquisition is marginally different than what was FMV as on Mar 18.
5. How to claim deduction of stamp duty of R's 3 lacs incurred in Mar 18. Should this be indexed as well?

Plz help.

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k M Goyal

Dear Sir,
As per Section 12AB of Income Tax Act, 1961, every trust or Institution which are already in existence will have to mandatorily renew the certificate granted under section 80G latest by 31st December 2020.
In Form 10A (available on-line) details of renewal of 80G are not there.
Please guide us in which Form number we have to apply for renewal the certificate granted under section 80G. Is it available on-line?
Regards,
K M Goyal

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mukesh rana
18 December 2020 at 15:53

Property sales

A Became owner of property in April 1996
A died 14.01.2018 living behind legal heir wife two sons and daughter
Both sons and daughter Relinquished their rights in favour of mother on 30.01.2018.
Therefor mother become sole and absolute owner of the property.
Mother sold the Property on 10.09.2020
Question? Whether it’s a long-term capital gain or short-term capital gain

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J DAMODARAN
16 December 2020 at 10:59

IT filling Ass yr 20-21 reg

Dear Sir,
A Individual filled his IT in 44AA for the past 2 year Ass yr 2018-19 & 2019-20.
Can he fill IT in 44AB in Ass yr 20-21 . If so what will be consequence. Please clarify
Thanks

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Amit Chakraborty
15 December 2020 at 12:03

Tds refund

My company received an advance for some work. The payment was made to me after TDS deduction. TDS return has also been filed by the paying company. Now I am returning the money as I could not complete the job. The paying company is asking for full refund also the money which they have deducted as TDS. I am asking them to revise their return and utilize the same with their future transactions with some other payments. They are denying.
Please advice can tds return can be revised ?

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DIVYESH JAIN
06 December 2020 at 04:39

Having 2 types of Income in a single PAN

Dear Sir,

I am having 2 types of Income i.e. Contract Income of Rs. 15 lacs on which TDS is deducted @ 1% and Professional Income of Rs. 3 lacs which I receive for providing various taxation and other consultancy services. On this professional income no tds gets deducted but I have to show in Balance sheet as my income.

I wanted to know will there be any query raised by Income tax department in future if I show 2 types of Income in my file and whether it is now right if I file the return U/s. 44AD as I used to do it previously when I was having only Contract income.

My total turnover doesn't exceed Rs. 20 lacs in the entire financial year.

Please suggest me in this matter as I have to still file my return for F.Y. 2019-20.

Regards,
Divyesh Jain

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vikas miskin
27 November 2020 at 12:15

Income tax return

i am filled ITR F Y 2017-18 and 2018-19 form ITR 3 but i want now i fill ITR form 4 any problem if i am filled ITR form 4 FY 2019-20 . if i fill ITR 4 now income tax department send me notice ? please help me about my above problem.

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srinivasan
04 November 2020 at 12:47

TCS

Kindly advise me about TCS deductions.

We are seller of spares,tyres,service to customer.

Recently customer issued a Purchase order and considered 0.75% as TCS very first time.

Please make us understand each by each clause.

Regards
G.Srinivasan

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Sriram
27 October 2020 at 18:56

44AD

Hi Please tell anybody this doubt

My client was filed income tax return u/s 44AD for AY 2018-2019 & AY 2019-2020.

Now for AY 2020-2021 I want to file regular return without tax audit (i.e. not u/s 44ad) and i will show the profit more than 44ad calculation (i.e. more than 6% for other than cash sales and more than 8% for cash sales ) now i am declared the profit according to sec 44ad(1) in regular return.

is this eligible? correct or not?

I opt from 44ad before 5th year but i show the profit according to sec44ad(1) in the present year.

Please answer to this...

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Rajesh
12 October 2020 at 22:30

Exemption under Section 54

Assessee sold a residential Flat-A on 09-10-2020. He had already purchased Flat-B on 11-12-2018. Can cost of Flat-B be deducted from the sale value of Flat-A for the purpose of exemption under Section 54 of Income Tax Act? Kindly help.

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