ARCHANA
12 February 2020 at 15:48

Amendment Doubt

Sir,

Yesterday I had completed my GSTR1 for the month of Jan 2020, but by mistakely Value less entered, return filed. Amendment will be done at february GSTR1 Return, its effect my seller due to new rule ITC

Please guide me my seller take full ITC because next month I will amend the values Thanking you,


Bikram

Hi,
I was forced to move out from the company Tech Mahindra due to lack of project recently and had to accept a lump sum amount approximately for 3 months salary. In this amount the company has deducted an unbelievable amount of TDS around Rs 31000 out of my lump sum amount Rs160000/-. My package is 6.5 lacs per annum. Could any one please help me to understand this calculation of TDS deduction and is there any way to get this amount back to my account.

Thanks and regards,


ARCHANA
12 February 2020 at 15:29

Amendment Doubt

Sir,

Yesterday I had completed my GSTR1 for the month of Jan 2020, but by mistakely Value less entered, return filed.

Amendment will be done at february GSTR1 Return, its effect my purchaser due to new rule ITC

So, Please guide me my purchaser take full ITC because next month I will amend the values

Thanking you,


ashish
12 February 2020 at 15:29

BALANCE SHEET

How can a startup provide detailed CMA Report since there are no actuals to be compared with and the company has been incorporated only on the 10th of October, 2019. It has been asked for as a part of the documents to be submitted for availing the bank loan. Please help.


Uma Maheswar Reddy
12 February 2020 at 15:24

Proper Officer

Can State Tax Officer issue notice to the taxpayers falling in the Central Jurisdiction or Central Tax Officer issue notice to the taxpayers falling in the State Jurisdiction ?


Aswathi
12 February 2020 at 14:50

GSTR3B_Claiming the ITC shown in GSTR2

Hi Team,

i have a query on claiming the tax credits shown in GSTR-2a.

Are we eligible to claim all the ITC reflecting in GSTR-2a? Like for example, if there is an Accommodation (For business Purpose) invoice received from Delhi to the company registered in Karnataka. In the GSTR-2a, the Delhi CGST and SGST is reflecting in Karnataka Company's GSTR-2a. The invoice is dated in Sept 2019

Can the Company in Karnataka claim these in the GSTR-3b? The reason our previous accountant gave for not showing the claim in the GSTR-3b in prior months, is that since the company is registered in Karnataka, it cannot claim these CGST and SGST from Delhi. If this is true, then how will the reconciliation be correct?

Would it be possible to let me know if i should claim these credits shown in GSTR-2a in GSTR-3b in the coming months?

Thank you


C B Prakash
12 February 2020 at 14:34

Forensic accountant

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Rajashekhar
12 February 2020 at 13:13

TDS on interest paid to NRE Deposit

Whether TDS is applicable for Interest paid on NRE Deposit held in Indian Currency.


jagdish
12 February 2020 at 12:48

Capital gains

sir received land gift from husband which later given for development and received share of flat from the developer . This flat later sold. How to calculate long term capital gains.


c.bakshi
12 February 2020 at 12:42

SECURITY SERVICES

ONE OF PERSON IS ENTER INTO A VENTURE WITH A COMPANY TO PROVIDE THE COMPANY SECURITY GUARDS. HE REGISTERED UNDER GST. WILL HE LIABLE TO PAY GST FOR THIS SERVICES. I HAVE READ SOMEWHERE THE COMPANY HAS TO PAY GST UNDER REVERSE CHARGE REGIME?
WILL HE NEED TO FILE NIL RATE OF RETURN EVERY MONTH?