Ecstasyvio
29 May 2024 at 19:15

Capital gains For AMUL

I received money along with my bothers sisters and uncles when property inherited by us from my paternal grandfather, was sold ten years before. my 1/12th share. (2 uncles and 2 siblings and mother). Rs.10 Lac was not given by the builder then and held back as security until premises made vacant by tenants. But builder lapsed on the agreement for ten years for lack of money . Now after raising a legal notice by us, he has agreed to restart the project and pay Rs. 10 lac withheld. I had disclosed the full amount before ten years in my IT return as Capital Gains. I had put the indexed amount under NHAI bonds for 5 years. This amount then included the INR Ten lac receivable now. So Should I now re-disclose this INR 10 Lac amount in FY 24-25 ?. Is it necessary?
In the meantime I lost my mother 2 years back. so her share of INR 10 Lac will be divided among her 3 children. So I will receive INR 10 lac/ 3 from my mothers bank account ,which is operable by my sister. how to treat this money in my return next year?
The builder will enter into a agreement now to give interest on INR 10 Lac for ten years (as per previous agreement) in the form of space of 100 sft. but again convert this 100 sft x Rate per square foot to INR and pay at the time of plinth may be 1.5 to 2 years hence to me (and all others as well) . How to treat this substantial money to tax then?


Astaf Mansuri

A trader in the market yard, dealing in cotton. He regularly pays GST under the Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) at the time of purchase in cash. However, for the financial year 2019-20, he did not report these transactions in GSTR-3B, specifically in sections 3.1(d) (as RCM outward supply) and 4(3) (as eligible ITC of RCM).

When filing GSTR-9, he discovered this error and consequently reported the transactions correctly in both the outward supply and ITC columns. He has now received a notice regarding the discrepancies between the
1 output liability declared in GSTR-9
2 GSTR-3B, the RCM liability on inward supply as per GSTR-9 and GSTR-3B,
3. And excess ITC availed as per GSTR-3B and GSTR-9.
The RCM tax amount has been counted three times and assessed as tax due.

This situation arose solely due to the non-reporting in GSTR-3B. Is there any remedy available according to the GST Act, or any relevant rulings or judgments that can support his position? Please suggest.


SAI SATYADEV
29 May 2024 at 17:55

Partnership reconstitution

Hi there,
Can a partner retire and a new partner be added simultaneously in a registered partnership firm having 2 partners. If so, what is the procedure?


Shalu Gupta
29 May 2024 at 17:27

Regarding licence fees

Is TDS deducted on licence renewal fees and tour and travelling expenses please explain.


Ashim kr Ray
29 May 2024 at 12:59

Necessary to residential building

Sir,

I am constructing a residential building for own living purpose.
Whether i have to show in IT file.


SUBIR MUKHERJEE

Re: Error in TDS file (Form 24Q, Q-4,Regular Statement)--
Please note that while filing Form 24Q (4th Quarter), an error code 'T-FV-3173' comes and not able to file the Return. Please help.
Subir Mukherjee
msubir47@gmail.com


deepak
29 May 2024 at 12:36

Gst ITC questions

One person import second hand goods from outside India for business and paid IGST amount at time of clearance in India, can he claim import IGST amount?


DILIP VASUDEO MOHITE
29 May 2024 at 11:22

Error in tds statement

T_FV_6351 Applicable and Mandatory For Financial Year 202324 onwards 'Other special allowances under section 10(14)'. This error appears while processing correction
statement


Nanu Gupta
29 May 2024 at 11:15

Tax deduction 80g benefit

Mrs A wants to transfer a sum of rs 1.5 lakh to her sister Mrs B's account. And then Mrs A wants Mrs B to donate the amount to an NGO. Will mrs A get the benefit of 80g in this case?


kondalarao

Hi
I am working in a MNC (Software company) as Financial Analyst, can anyone suggest applicability of COC for the PE(Permanent Establishments) associates working in France Country. Since from 3 years onwards the company paying social security for the associates working in france country, at the same time in India also we are paying PF Contribution, which creates double impact of Social security.
I checked in "Ministry of External Affairs, India" there is validity period of Social security agreement between India and France. But the consultancy in france, showing an exception for applicability of COC they are charging Social security in Payslips.
Can anyone suggest whether Consultancy in france doing correct, Is double effect of Social security payment correct?