in fy 17-18 in aug entered tax on outward supply 50000 CGST 5000 SGST ( diff 50000-5000=45000) in 3B , in dec-18 45000 should be increase in SGST outward supply but wrongly 45000 sgst less in input hence there was no any tax payable , but now gst dept issue notice for difference between gstr 1 cgst 50000 3b 5000. ( at the 1st time 3b introduce for 3 month and after that they increase 6 month, 3b was not permanent return & itc set off through 3 not 3b , & itc mechanism as law was not apply as yet ) can dept disallow itc 45000/- ?

Hello Experts,

I would need your advise on below query.

-ABC co. has no working capital and unable to buy computers / Other Fixed Assets in India.

-XYZ co. being foreign holding company of ABC co. desires to pay the amount directly out of foreign country.

Can ABC Co. recognize as assets?

Pl advise if that is possible or if there are any legal/tax implications.

Note: ABC Startup company and holding company is paid amount directly to vendor for computers

My client was making a payment through Agoda travel agent for international hotel booking worth Rs 23000.

He got this msg from SBI bank:

*Dear Customer, TDS of INR 2,301.90 deducted in account no XXXXX629200 on account of cash withdrawals under section 194N of Income Tax Act-SBI*

He contacted Bank inquiring about the same. Bank said it will show as TDS in your account however it is TCS deducted by bank.

Can you pls explain under which provision or section this amount is deducted?

UNDER WHAT RATE TDS IS REQUIRED TO BE DUDUCTED IF PROPERTY IS PURCHASED FROM NRI PARTY? AND WHETHER CESS & SURCHARGE WOULD BE APPLICABLE IF YES UNDER WHICH RATE?
AND SUCH TDS IS REQUIRED TO BE DEDUCTED ON SALE PROCEEDS OR CAPITAL GAIN?

1st query:

Car battery purchased for personal use. Now I want to reverse this itc. Which option shall I use to reverse:

1. Showing itc reversal u/s 42 43 or 17(5) in Table 4B(1)
2. Other in Table 4B(2)
3. Ineligible itc u/s 16(4) & ITC restricted due to POS rules in table 4D(2)

Query 2

In q1"23 filled one gst sales bill in gstr1 and paid in cash in 3b. Till now no further sales bill. Now credit note for that sales bill is created and filed. As there is no other sales bill hence in gstr 1 it is showing as negatinve invoice value. And also no payment in gstr3b. But what to do to get return that gst amount paid in cash to back in cash ledger.

Dear Sir,

We are into transportation following RCM basis if GST no. wrongly mentioned in last FY 2022-2023 GSTR1 for the month of Dec-2022 can we rectify the same.

Kindly confirm
Thanks & Regards

ABC Ltd Company hired us for transportation of goods from place A to place B. we don’t have any transport vehicle so we hired transport vehicle with driver from third party (all are unregistered persons under GST). Further provided that we paid GST of Transportation service provide to ABC ltd under forward charge.

Query-
1. Weather we are liable to pay GST under RCM for third party transactions made in the given case?
2. If same scenario is made for construction contract (work contract) and we hiring third party service to construction of building can we liable for pay GST under RCM?
3. One of my friend said that the RCM on construction contract in not paid but RCM of hiring of vehicle in liable to paid. Why should RCM in liable for Hiring of Vehicle but not on work contract service for construction. So, therefore clarify the same?

7/12 in english formet

My annual salary is 5 lakhs yet my employer deducts TDS since my salary goes beyond 3 lakhs. Can anyone guide on this. As per my knowledge if i am opting for new regime i shall not liable for any tax.
2nd what are the tax slabs for new regime? since Income Tax website shows as below for new regime as well.
Up to ₹ 2,50,000- nil
2,50,001 - ₹ 5,00,000- 5%
5,00,001 - ₹ 7,50,000- 10%
7,50,001 - ₹ 10,00,000- 15% and so on.

Dear Experts,
1 A company is availing the valuation services for its business premises from a registered Chartered Engineer
2 What would be the GST implications on its service
3 The service provider does not registered under GST