Hi Friends,

One of my friends has not filed ITR returns for last 3 years.He was a salaried person in f.y.11-12. He quit the job to start his own proprietorship business in the middle of the year. As his total income was below taxable income he did not file tax return for 11-12.
In f.y. 12-13 he started a new business and suffered a huge loss in the year and did not file the IT return.From some business transaction TDS deducted was around Rs.5000.
In f.y.13-14 , he changed the nature of activity in view of the losses suffered by him in previous activity and TDS deducted in this year is around Rs.50000.


In view of the above , please suggest 1.whether he should file IT returns for all these years now?
2.If yes,under which section for each year?
3.Whether the Assessing officer will allow carry forward of loss suffered in the year 12-13 to the next financial year keeping in mind that it was the first year of business operation in spite of non filing the return for the year till date.
4.Can he claim refund of TDS of 5000 as he has suffered loss for the year 12-13, as taxable income was nil.
5.In f.y. 13-14 , He has not changed the name of the business and is continuing the same VAT registrations for the newly started activity. He wants to change the name of the business now ,what formalities ,procedures should he follow now under diff. acts?
6.What will be the nature of queries raised by Assessing officer in this case?

Without paying tax i file the return as tax payable. but now i paid the tax. what is the procedure whether i file rectification or revised return. Please reply as soon as possible.

r partners separately liable for tax when they have already paid it from their partnership business?? will it nt amt to double taxation if the ans is yes??

I am a small farmer. recently my land was taken by the Central Government and TDS was charged when payment was made. I don't have taxable income. How can I get back the amount of TDS by filing online? I have created an account in https://incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in. But then I could do nothing.

Can a assessee claim life insurance premium
paid for his grandson u/s 80c in his IT
Return. Thanks . K H Mahajan

Dear sir, my client has filed ITR FOR 12-13 & 13-14 from another person and not knowing password. How to get password again?
because the person filed ITR for preceding yers not picking phone right now. Plz help.
Thanks in Advance

I receive, for twelve months, Rs.60000/= as rent from my let out apartment. I show this amount as house income in my tax returns.This year the apt was vacant for four months. While filing my tax returns for the financial year 2014-2o15 . have I to show rent received for eight or twelve months?. Please clarify/

Hello experts,

We are a charitable trust in the field of treatment of animals and activities relating to enhancement of milk production.

We are operating in Gujarat.

Let us please know whether contribution to Charity Commissioner Office is mandatory under the relevant trust Act.

Thanks in advance!

Hi All,

A client has received an intimation under section 143(1) and in that a demand has been raised by the income tax department. Now the amount for which the demand has been raised is the same amount which was deducted as TDS by her employer and then duly deposited to the govt. this amount is being reflected in her Form 26 AS too.

However, no credit has been taken by the department for this TDS amount and a demand for this amount plus interest has been raised.

My query is that what should be done in this case? Should a rectification be filed straightaway or just a letter should be written to the AO for rectification of this mistake in the department's records.

Thanks in advance!

Hi,
I have recently bought my first house, but I have given it on rent as it is far from where I work.
I live in the same city in a rented accommodation.
Can I claim the deduction of interest (housing loan) paid for this apartment? Is there a limit on the interest that I can deduct while filing ITR?
At most of the places in this forum, there is clear answer for a second house that you have rented. Does the same apply for the first house too?