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sd. aleem
21 December 2020 at 10:53

Missing Invoices

Hi,
we have a client who is regular in filing GST returns, on occasion of audit we found that some of the GST bills of 19-20 were not posted in their respective returns, Do we have any chance to post them in current month GST returns?

Please help.


Naveen Kumar Jain
21 December 2020 at 10:35

Final GSTR3B downloaded after filing

I filed my GSTR3B for November. The final downloaded GSTR3B shows breakup of interstate supplies between unregistered persons and composite taxable persons, but I had only submitted interstate supplies for unregistered persons, and nil for composite dealers. Total of taxable values and tax, of course, agrees with the figures I submitted. Can some one explain to me how the GST System breaks the figure between non taxable persons and composite dealers?


RAMAKRISHNA
21 December 2020 at 07:59

Rent advance adjust

Gm sir, We gave our commercial building on rental basis , we collected advance on premise for renovation .this advance amount adjustable in monthly rent .but we raised advance invoice with gst. we uploaded the advance invoice in gstr 1 , but the advance recovery is continuing till next year , we are adjusting the advance amount monthly in our rent and we calculate the gst on balance amount of rent . how can we show the rent advance adjustment in next year . if adjust the advance in our rent , gst tax liability is not matching with our turnover .kindly give your valuable advise ,how to show the recovery in next year
thanking you sir,


Haren
20 December 2020 at 17:42

Igst reverse

By mistake we took IGST ( Input credit ) 98900.00 excess for the month of October,20 in GSTR 3B return, now this November,20 GSTR3B return we want to REVERSE BACK above IGST (input credit).Please suggest us how many interesting will be payable against this ,any others charge i.e.any panelty also will be payable against this


Kamal Bhojwani
20 December 2020 at 14:59

Long term Capital Gain

My father had purchased a Land through Agreement to Sale in Feb 2000 for R's. 1,40,000 and constructed a house later (no bills available). The property was in our possession since then. Registration was finally done in March 18 with FMV of property of R's. 43 lacs n stamp duty of Rs 3 lacs paid. Subsequently, my father passed away n property was transferred to my mother who sold the property in May 19 for R's 45 lacs. Few questions or clarification :
1. Date of acquisition should be in Feb 2000 and not Mar 18 and hence this is LTCG not STCG. Please confirm
2. I believe we should have a FMV as on Apr 2001 and then calculate the indexed cost of Acquisition till the time of sale for calculating LTCG.
3. Can we instead rely on FMV done in March 18 for calculating LTCG.
4. Even if we do FMV as on Apr 2001, What happens if Indexed cost of acquisition is marginally different than what was FMV as on Mar 18.
5. How to claim deduction of stamp duty of R's 3 lacs incurred in Mar 18. Should this be indexed as well?

Plz help.


k M Goyal

Dear Sir,
As per Section 12AB of Income Tax Act, 1961, every trust or Institution which are already in existence will have to mandatorily renew the certificate granted under section 80G latest by 31st December 2020.
In Form 10A (available on-line) details of renewal of 80G are not there.
Please guide us in which Form number we have to apply for renewal the certificate granted under section 80G. Is it available on-line?
Regards,
K M Goyal


shraddha
20 December 2020 at 13:21

Depreciation


can we claim depreciation on building in case of composite letting,income can be offered under the head income from other sources?


Vaibhav Jain
20 December 2020 at 12:43

Depreciation Rate as per Income Tax Act

I am running a Petrol Pump Business. I purchased one tanker for bringing Petrol/Diesel from depot to my business place and also purchases Solar System
What is the Depreciation Rate on-
1. Tanker
2. Solar System


Subhasish
20 December 2020 at 12:35

80D for Parents' Mediclaim

Respected Sir/ Madam,
My father is a senior citizen, retired nationalised bank employee. His yearly Mediclaim amount is automatically deducted from his pension account for group health insurance scheme for retired employees. The premium is completely born by retiree with no employer contribution from deducting from account.
Thus, the insurance policy in my father's name. Can I claim deduction under section 80D, as per paying premium for senior citizen parent Mediclaim? I contribute towards my father's / family expenses, thus, indirectly I am paying premium, though the policy / account statement is in my father's name due to reasons as mentioned above.
Kindly help.
Thanks in advance


Chiranjeevi
20 December 2020 at 12:10

Self Employed IT Returns

Which IT Return form file for Self Employed?
Example :Kiran shop