Anil Bhawasinka

It is common practice that FMCG operates scheme/discount on products through its distributors to retailers. This discount is given by making deduction from the amount of product and then after GST is charged in the bill . These discounts are not declared at the time of supply nor is subject to a particular supply, supplier does not reverse it's tax liability for this discount and issue distributors a credit note for the amount passed to retailers through distributors invoice. Distributors debit this amount to supplier and show it at credit of p&l Ac. Is the distributor liable to pay GST on this credit notes. If yes ,under which section and with what rate


JAMES C DAVID
27 October 2024 at 22:00

Amnesty Scheme 2024

I want to know whether late filing fee on tds 24q statement is eligible for considering in the amnesty scheme. If yes , how to file the application.


Akshit Jain
27 October 2024 at 21:28

Schedule FA requirement with RNOR status

If an individual files a return with RNOR status, is he required to file Schedule FA and declare foreign assets? Also, is he required to declare foreign income?


PRIYA

My husband had nominated me in his PPF Account in the year 1998. After his death when I went for it's claim, I was told that the nominee name is feeded as (,anisha) whereas my name is Manisha. The address details feeded were correct and are same as that on my adhaar. What can I do to claim the amount?


Sowmya
28 October 2024 at 17:46

SECTION 192 AND SECTION 15...

Thanks for your reply sir.. please consider below example once and confirm whether my understanding is correct or not.

For example Mr. X earns salary Rs.50,000/- per month from january 2022 to september 2023 and later on increased to Rs.60,000/- and tax payable for fy.2022-23 is Rs. 23,400/- on 6 lakh salary (1,950 p.m) and for fy.23-24 is Rs. 35,880/- on 6,60,000 salary (2,990 p.m) (tax computation done as per old scheme).

As per above provisions of sec.192 TDS of march 2023 salary paid in april 2023 and March-2024 salary paid in april 2024 and accordingly TDS need to pay in 7th may. Based on above Salary particulars as per 26AS for the FY.2023-24 is Rs. 6,50,000/- ((50000*7-including march 2023)+(60000*5- EXCLUSING MARCH-2024 SALARY)) and TDs amount is Rs.34,840 (1950+32890) but as per sec.15 the salary amount to be reported in IT return is Rs.6,60,000/- and TDS amount should be actually 35,880/-...

The above difference exist in form 26AS and IT return based on provisions of sec.192 and sec.15..

Is my understanding on above sections is correct sir.


TRILOCHAN PANI

PROJECT REPORT FOR COMMERCIAL VEHICLE LOAN


Daya

whether cash back received to be adjusted with with drawing in the case of expenses for personal purposed.


Jaswinder singh

Respected Colleagues,
If person filed Form 10E of AY 2022-23 with wrong figures and assessee claims relief in ITR but IT dept. determined demand without being given effect of Relief in Intimation 143(1) due to Form 10E not filed proper, now can assessee exercise rectification of ITR and Form 10E to rectify the clerical mistake ? Kindly provide alternate way out to nullify the injustice demand............Regards


Raghul krishnan
26 October 2024 at 20:25

GSt Query related to SAC

I used the SAC code 998898 for Job work of Ms fabricated material instead of SAC code 998873 in multiple E Invoices. What is the penalty for that mistake?


Akshit Jain
26 October 2024 at 20:04

Real estate gift from resident to NRI

If resident parent gifts real estate to non-resident son, does it trigger any reporting obligation or have any tax implications?