Fact: Penalty u/s 271(1)C for A.Y. 2011-12 was imposed in June 2019 and the assesse has filed a valid appeal before the CIT(A). A mistake apparent from record was found in calculating the penalty of 100% of tax avoided and the assesse has filed petition u/s 154/155 for reduction of penalty from Rs. 16,01,084 to Rs. 8,00,542 because the 30% rate was adopted on short term capital gain instead of applicable rate of 15%. The rectification has been done on 10.02.2020 and penalty reduced to Rs. 8,00,542.
Question: The penalty which is pending before the CIT(A) has been rectified u/s 154/155 on 10.02.2020 against petition u/s 154/155 dated 03.01.2020. Penalty has been reduced from Rs. 16,01,084 to Rs. 8,00,542. As on 31.01.2020 the disputed penalty amount was Rs. 16,01,084 on which amount i.e. whether Rs. 16,01,084 or Rs. 8,00,542 the 25% amount is payable?

Sir
One of the client needs to file itr for F. Y 2017-18 against which no notice has been received.. Tds has been collected, so he want to file return now.. How to file the same. Can we file through condonation of delay? Please help me to solve the matter.

What are the consequenses if i purchase residential property from NRI residing in India after deducting TDS@ 22.88%.
Is there any need to.take TAN No.. or we can simply deduct and deposit it?
Is amount received more than 50000/- from friend taxable ??

We run a small construction company. We undertake work on a contract basis. We have the following queries

1. Present GST rates for Commercial & Industrial Buildings
2. GST for single dwelling Construction
3. Can Input Tax be claimed for the contract works done (by the company)
4. Can the Tax be claimed as input by the clients?

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Anitha.R

Hi,we works as clearing and forwarding agent and sometime our service charges or any expenses related to formalities are directly paid by third party on behalf of our client and for such transactions we issue credit note to our clients.Please let us know that by issuing Credit not we are following right procedure or not.we are also registered to GST department.

Dear experts one case is pending before the appellate tribunal as on today and the next date of hearing is 19.2.2020, for the disputed addition of Rs.10 lacs/- and the tax liability of Rs. 5 lac odd, the tax was paid by the assesee.
Now can the assesee make use of the new Vivad se Vishwas 2020?
For this what has to be done right now as the case is coming up for hearing on 19.2.2020.?

Can a charitable trust, that has been registered for a long period of time (say about 50-70 years), which does not any bank accounts, income tax reports, 10B or any financial documents for that matter, be registered under section 12A? Even better, can it apply for PAN card ? Suppose it gets registered u/s 12A, then will there be any repercussions for not registering it under the same for so many years? If it doesn't get a 12A certification, then what would the tax slab be?

Hi
Kindly guide me regarding taxability in following situation

Partnership Firm is having Immovable Property of Book Value of Rs Say 10 Lacs 31.03.2020
Property Revalued to Rs 1 Crore and transfer the Revalaution surplus to Partner Capital Account in PSR 31.03.2021
Old Partners Retired and New Partners Admitted after paying Capital Account Balance (Which Includes Revaluation Profit Also) 01.04.2021.

Kindly Guide me to find out taxabilty in the hands of :
Firm
Retiring Partners

Respected Sir,
As regarding above subject, my query is that one of my client's job work has charged 18% in his GST bill of dec-19 as we argued that he has to charge 12% but he disagreed so sir query is that can we take the credit of 18% or we leave it? If we take credit on 18% then what will be the consequences?

Please reply.

FOR THE GST AUDIT REPORT WE ONLY GIVE TO THE CLIENT THE COPY OF FORM 9C .
IS IT ONLY INCLUDED IN GST AUDIT REPORT OR ANYTHING ELSE , PLEASE SUGGEST ME