Poonawalla fincorp
Poonawalla fincorp


Manisha Makhija
10 January 2022 at 22:39

Gst amendment urgent help needed

hello everyone

i am a kurti wholesaler registered in rajasthan under gst.

i want to sell handmade choclates under the same gst via amazon.


can i do it.if yes what sort of amendment am i required to make in gst portal. and how?

kindly reply its urgent

thanks in advance.


JYOTI GOEL
10 January 2022 at 21:57

Audit of assessee having 2 business.

The assessee has 1 normal business(profit 7 lac) and other is trading in share (speculative loss 55000). His both business are subject to audit.I have filed audit report by combining both businesses profit and loss account and balance sheet. When I am filing ITR the profit of normal business is getting set off by speculative loss which is not allowed as per income tax act. Now I have separated business profit from speculative business in ITR. But now error showing that profit are not equal to profits shown in audit report.and you will get notice from department. My query is how to report speculative loss in ITR which is subject to audit-- 1. When I combine both business- profit get set off. 2. When I separate it ,it shows -difference in reported value in audit report and ITR. Please suggest how to solve the issue.


Ashish Kothari

Residential property is sold in Dec 2021. The entire capital gain (say Rs. 1cr) is proposed to be invested in an apartment in a new residential multi-story building that is under construction by a commercial builder. Say the apartment price is Rs. 3cr.

Under construction linked plan, Rs. 1cr has to be paid immediately. The remaining payment follows the construction schedule. Actual possession is after 3 years, although builders are known to delay projects.

The question is - since the entire capital gain of Rs. 1cr has been invested in an under construction property within the allowable time of 3 years, but the remaining payments and possession is likely to take place beyond 3 years from the sale of the old property, does this qualify for exemption under section 54?


aarya
10 January 2022 at 18:38

PMT 03 IN GST

MY 10 % GST REFUND IS PENDING , IS IT DUE TO NON SUBMISSTION OF PMT 03 AND HOW TO FILE IT BECAUSE NOT FLLING OF APPEAL BUTTON IS INACTIVE


Priyanka Roy
10 January 2022 at 18:09

ITC ON UPDATE OF TALLY PRIME SOFTWARE

WE UPDATE OUR TALLY SOFTWARE TO TALLY PRIME SO SERVICE PROVIDER ISSUE GST INVOICE ON BEHALF OF THAT SO CAN WE CLAIM ITC ON THAT INVOICE?? PLEASE REPLY


Kollipara Sundaraiah

Sir,
A person cash loans to debtors balances as on Dt:01-04-21 show in books value rs:10 lacs.
Dt:20-05-21 cash paid (through on bank) rs:5 lacs
Dt:19-08-21 cash from debtors (through on bank mode) rs:3 lacs.
Debtors balances as on dt:31-12-21 rs:12 lacs
Question:
Assessess interest calculate on closing balance amount or transactions wise correct procedure.


Gopalakrishnan V
10 January 2022 at 17:01

Long term capital gains regarding

Cost of land including registration charges Rs.92000, year of puchase 1995.
Construction cost Rs.500000 - year of construction 1997, this is sold for 1800000 in the year 2022. Kindly let me know the long term capital gain or loss.


SUDHEEP M
10 January 2022 at 13:03

Accounting Issues of Free Samples

Sir,

I have received free samples of 10 quantity at a nominal price of Rs. 100 ( issued separate invoice by the supplier) . How can I account the same in my company books of account.


Aishwarya Das
10 January 2022 at 11:28

HOW TO START WITH CA

HI, I'm pursuing my BCOMG course from IGNOU open university as I'm working. I'm waiting to write my first year exams. I want to pursue CA. As per my knowledge, students under BCOM Correspondence can start articleship. But, How do I start? Should I appear in any exams or should I register myself with ICAI..? Sorry if its silly.. I do know wat to do please help!


Kollipara Sundaraiah

Sir,
Mr. A purchase of property from Mr.B value rs:50 lacs .the stamp Duty value this property is rs:65 lacs.
Question:
Tax treatment both persons and sec 56 2(X) provision applicable in it act.