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gaurav
16 March 2009 at 17:07

sec. 54f

my client has already two houses and he bought one more house to claim 54f.

is it easy to hide one house in scrutiny.

Can he gift one former house to his elder son in back date by writting a written gift agreement. so that he will be eligible to claim exemption u/s 54f.

If NO, than how can he manage his capital gain.


1. i want to confirm that any clubbing provisions would not be applied to the above case.

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Altaf
15 March 2009 at 22:26

Notice received u/s 142 (1)

Hi,

I have received a notice u/s 142 (1) to prepare a true & correct returns fof F.Y. 2005-06 & to submit the same to the ITO before a particular date & to be also present on that date in his office.

I want to know what the notice pertain to & what documents should I carry when I go for the hearing.

Please also let me know if I have not filed my returns for F.Y. 2005-06 as I cannot find the acknowledgment copy then what are the consequences of the same. Can I file it now or what is the alternative.

Thanks
Altaf

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C.A. Nikhil Monga

Please explain me the Applicability of Sec 14A and Rule 8D?

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sameer

Will appreaciate if any of the Experts can educate me on the Whether TDs needs to be deducted on Freight paid to Korean(flag) shipping Company for loading of cargo done in India.
If TDS is to be deducted then at what rate ?

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Sakshi Gumbar
14 March 2009 at 10:59

Urgent - FBT on Guest House exp

Are the Expenses on maintenance of Guest House liable to FBT for the AY 2009-10?

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Harpreet
13 March 2009 at 14:22

Rent received from house property

Dear Sir,

i am salaried person and my total salary for f.y. 08-09 is 193000/- (including march salary) and my investments are for rs. 33156/-. and i have given my first floor on rent for rs. 10000/- per month and i want to ask that total rent received is taxable for me or not. i have not paid any munncipal tax/house tax in this year due to non applicability the same and its my own house.

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Jude Vallabadas
13 March 2009 at 12:24

TDS -194 C

Sir,

Our Company is a Sole Proprietor firm. We are rendering services for Bunker Fuel oil Barge owners at Chennai and Ennore Ports. Our work relates to various services rendered in connection with supply of Bunker fuel oils through Tank Barges to various ships coming to Chennai/ Ennore Ports. We have been charging our service charges as Agency Fees. Our Principals were making TDS under Sec 194C of IT Act.Though we are rendering the same service oriented work, since last month we are being charged at 11.33% which is applicable for professional work under section 194J. In this connection we found from your Expert reply dated 23rd Dec,2007 & 25th Dec2007 that even Agency Fees or any work done in shipping / handling attracts only Sec 194 C & hence TDS is only 2.265%. We request you to kindly give us your Expert advice in this matter.
Thanking you for your advice and with best Regards
Jude Vallabadas

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Gireesh Hegde

Hi,

This is Gireesh Hegde.I have a query regarding IT Computation of Employees.Due to Recession effect one of our client not paid their employees salary for the last three months and the company agree with employees for paying their salary for these months (Dec, Jan, Feb and Mar) sometimes in the month of April May 2009.Now my question is while calculating Income tax (TDS) can I treat this as employees income for this year and deduct the TDS for this year? Or employees are personally liable to pay these taxes?

Please revert back with your answers and help me to solve this issue.

Thanks.

Gireesh Hegde
E – Mail : gireeshheg@gmail.com

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kabita todi
09 March 2009 at 17:19

adjtmnt of cash loans

i have given cash loans to my supplier totalling rs.300,000 .in instalments of 30,000 ; 100,000 ;100,000; 70,000.
later on from same supplier i purchased one machinery item costing 3.5 lakhs .
can i adjust cash loans against purchase from same party ?

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Jayesh Jagetiya

Dear Friends,

our company has paid Rent Directly to Landlord on behalf of Employee of Rs 1.88 Lacs.
What will be the implications:-
1. Should we include full rent paid in the salary in the employee & deduct tds on the same from the salary u/s 192? any exemption to be given to employee?
2. Should we deduct tax from the amt given to Landlord u/s 194I?

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