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eranna
16 July 2019 at 09:55

Company name change

sir,

One of our customer recently company name changes, but it is reflected old invoices in GST portal. I am taken inputs as per old invoice, but GST number is same.Is it correct.

1. old company name : sun pharma(01.07.2017)
2. New company name: Shree pharma. ( effct from 01.06.2019)

Now all invoice reflected Shree pharma from 01.07.2019, I have old company invoices and I taken credit as per inovice. Please help me.


mahesh ashopa

HOW I FILE GST FOR TRANSPORTER AND MANDATORY THAT WE UPLOAD 1 BY 1 IN GSRT 1


PraKash Sunaliya
16 July 2019 at 08:03

Claim of tds of fy 17-18 in fy 18-19

Sir,

We did not file itr for FY 17-18 can i claim that tds of ₹50000/- deducted u/s194j in ITR of FY 18-19


Thanks


Sang mahur
16 July 2019 at 07:11

How to resolve

At Line Number 1134 Invalid content was found starting With element 'ITRForm:DeductionUs54F


Parth Shah

One query regarding ITR 2... Does schdule hp (house property) apply to me even if I am having no income from any house(s) owned by me? I mean do I need to declare my house details that I own even if I am making no income from it in Schedule HP of ITR 2?


amit c
15 July 2019 at 23:08

Taxability of nri

An NRI living in UK and also a citizen of UK invest in pension policy in UK.After maturity proceeds are transferred in sbi nro account .Any taxability arises in India?


AFSAL BABU K.A

Sir

Please answer me.....
whether TDS need to file even if there is no deduction but payment is done(below taxable limit)
(Form 24Q)


pradip jain
15 July 2019 at 21:17

Tax on gift

I HAVE RECEIVED GIFT OF RS. 100000/- FROM MY MOTHERS MOTHER. THIS GIFT IS TAXABLE OR NOT IN MY HAND?


Hemkumar
15 July 2019 at 20:20

Gst input credit

DEAR SIR

During the financial year FY 2018-19 We have taken wrong input credit, now how to rectify this error and how to pay the tax due to reversal of wrong tax credit


sanjay
15 July 2019 at 19:29

Gift of property

Sir
Pl let me know that
Can a mother in law gift property to her daughter in law . If yes then what will be the rate of stamp duty payable by whom?
Pl Advise
Regards