AJESH JOSE
27 January 2020 at 17:32

Availablity of ITC

Dear Sirs,

Kindly advise me on this.


I am trader and while filing my GST returns for FY 2017-18, I omitted to claim ITC of 80000 and the same was claimed in my September 2018 GSTR 3B. But while filing the same, instead of putting figures under CGST & SGST, we have entered it as IGST credit and utilised the same. But while filing Annual return, it was came to know that it was wrong. What is the remedy for this? I sit curable?

Can I show correct figures in correct heads in GSTR 9 or GSTR 9C?

Will there be any impact on account of verdict of Hoble HC of Kerala in SAJI S.,PROPRIETOR, ADITHYA AND
AMBADI TRADERS case law? (Section 77 of
the GST Act and also Rule 4(1) of the GST Refund Rules, 2017)?


Thanks in advance..


TARIQUE RIZVI
27 January 2020 at 17:26

TRANSPORT

Sept 17 to March 18 outward transport Rs 17,17,998 as upon which we have not paid GST. Now what to do ? We have to file GSTR-9 .


BUDDHA DEB DAS
27 January 2020 at 16:41

Advance Income Tax

Dear Sir,
Advance Tax Payment time 15th September,15th December&15 th March.
In this respect my queries is can I pay advance tax by 4th February'2020 for A.Y.2020-21


Naveen Kumar Jain
27 January 2020 at 15:32

Rectification in demand (section 156)

An assessee has received a notice under sec 156 for Tax to be paid along with interest u/s 134A and B after ITO passed order u/s 147/148.
While he has filed an appeal against the assessment order, he also has objection on calculation of interest u/s 134A and B. As per him interest is wrongly calculated and demand amount should be reduced; the main demand however will still be contested before CIT-A. The department is pressing for payment as demand is not yet stayed. How should he file for rectification of demand in respect of interest portion, even still objecting to main demand. What should be the procedure for asking for rectification of demand, while appeal is still pending.


RAKESH
27 January 2020 at 12:59

Interest on Housing Loan

Sir
Can I Claim Interest on construction of HP and Repair at time? i.e 230000(200000+30000)


PARAS CHHAJEDpro badge
27 January 2020 at 12:54

Appeal u/s 246A

The assessment was completed by DCIT, Central Circle, Raipur (Chhattisgarh) against which an appeal is to be filed. As per the notice of demand it is mentioned that appeal may be filed with CIT(A)-3, Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh). There is CIT (A) at Raipur who holds jurisdiction according to the registered office of the company. Please guide as to whether the appeal is to be filed with CIT(A) as mentioned in demand notice or with the jurisdictional CIT(A). Thanks


PARAS CHHAJEDpro badge
27 January 2020 at 12:50

Revision u/s 264 against CPC order

The assessee forgot t claim deduction u/s 80C in his return and time to revise return has expired therefore revision petition has to be filed u/s 264. The return has been processed and intimation received from CPC. Whether revision petition is to be filed before the jurisdictional CIT or CIT (CPC) Bengaluru. Please guide. Thanks


P.Madhivadhanan
27 January 2020 at 11:56

Long term capital gain

An asseessee who is a non-resident sold her flat to a resident for 7500000 in india. Long tem capital gain works out to 552000. Resident is to deduct TDS on that amount . I want to know whether TDS is to be deducted on LTCG OR ON ENTIRE SALE CONSIDERATIION AND RATE OF TDS. Any form or declaration to be given by Non -resident to deduct TDS? Only PAN of non-resident is enough.


Rajeev Gupta

My wife wants to gift her flat at Bhopal to our daughter.Please inform rate of Gift Tax(Stamp Duty) for blood relations and registration fee to Sub registrar Office in M.P.Please also send format/draft of Gift Deed from mother to daughter.


HIMANSHU
27 January 2020 at 07:34

Section 50C and 50D

A is the owner of a land. A has entered into a Joint Venture (JV) agreement with B around 30 years ago and collected contribution for the share given. The JV agreement provides that incase of disagreement between the parties both A & B will develop their respective area at their own cost. The agreement doesn’t specify that A will *convey* the portion of the land to B so that he can develop his share independently at his own cost. B is insisting that the land be divided as per his share and *conveyed* to him. A asks in such a case will section *50C/ 50D* of the Income Tax Act be applicable to A.






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