We are paying hospital for medical treatment to poor people. We are a body corporate & hospital is a public charitable trust.
In medical treatment invoice, hospital does not charge gst. In hospital bill our name is appear as a - sponsar by.

My question -
Can this transaction fall in sponsarship & liable to pay RCM
Is, it is treated that we supply the service to poor people via hospital & lible to pay gst
Is medical service is ( surgery, consultation, medicine, lab test, other machine test ) is taxable

In income tax
Will there be any impact
With respect to deductions in all 5 income of heads
While we choose old or new regime.....

Hello,
I am looking for recommendations for experienced CA from Kolkata who have a track record of accurate balance sheet,PnL preparation and ITR 3 filing for FnO trading for individual trader by working online for document acceptance and communication. They should be transparent in disclosing their registration number and CoP. I will be obliged if anyone has any recommendations.

I have sold goods of more then 77 lakhs by gst invoice in August 2026. Do I require deduction of tds from the party? Please clarify conditions for deduction of tds as sales were made from my gst proprietorship registered form??

Dear Sir/Madam,

I seek your expert advice regarding a tax demand of ₹4,650 raised by the Income Tax Department under Section 143(1) for AY 2026-27.

The relevant facts are as follows:

1.I was employed in the UAE from 3 March 2025 to 7 March 2026.
2.I was physically outside India throughout FY 2025-26. My passport records support this.
3.The entire salary income of ₹4,88,832 reported in my ITR relates to my UAE employment.
4.0I was treated as Non-Resident in the ITR, and the same residential status appears in the Section 143(1) intimation.
5.The CPC has included the entire ₹4,88,832 as taxable salary and calculated total tax liability of ₹4,657, against which only ₹4 TDS credit has been allowed, resulting in a demand of ₹4,650.
6.No interest or late-filing fee has been charged.
7.The salary was credited to my Indian bank account.

I would particularly like your advice on the following:

Whether the UAE salary of ₹4,88,832 is taxable in India, considering my Non-Resident status and the fact that the employment was performed entirely in the UAE.
Whether the fact that the salary was credited directly to an Indian bank account changes its taxability.
Whether the India-UAE DTAA, particularly the provisions relating to employment income, provides any relief.
Whether the amount should have been reported differently in ITR-2, such as under Schedule EI/FSI/TR or another appropriate schedule, if applicable.
Whether there is a valid and strong case for filing a Section 154 rectification request against the 143(1) intimation.
If rectification is appropriate, what exact correction should be made, and what documents/evidence should be submitted?
Should the ₹4,650 demand be paid while rectification is pending?
I would appreciate your professional opinion on the correct tax treatment and the appropriate course of action.

Kind regards,
Yousuf

I had purchased an under construction property jointly with my wife in 2021 and which will be fully financed by me. I have paid the TDS on the booking amount paid to the builder in 2021 and subsequent instalment in 2022. Both tds were filed with my pan. Now in Form 141 for third instalment I see option to put share for each buyer and last tds receipt details. How should I fill it for my wife, since earlier two TDS were completely paid by me. Please guide.

Also should it be paid 50-50 in this case or can I put myself as 100% share in form 141 and submit

Dear Experts & Members,

I am seeking your technical insights on a client tax computation for FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27) involving a mid-year job switch and a let-out property.

Here is the anonymous summary of the facts:
Client Summary & Income Details:

Employer 1 (Resigned Mid-Year): Gross Salary ₹11,24,960 (Includes Leave Encashment ₹1,10,180 exempt u/s 10(10AA) & HRA ₹2,02,958). TDS Deducted: ₹1,24,817.

Employer 2 (Joined Mid-Year): Gross Salary ₹27,15,326. TDS Deducted: ₹3,86,983.

House Property (Let-out): Gross Rent Received ₹96,000. Interest Paid on ICICI Home Loan u/s 24(b) ₹8,56,044. Net Loss: ₹7,88,844.

Chapter VI-A Inputs: Sec 80C Principal ₹1,55,230, Sec 80D Self/Spouse ₹25,000, Sec 80D Senior Citizen Parents ₹47,000, Bank Savings Interest ₹3,438, STCG on MF ₹2,406.

Residential City: Pune (Non-Metro).

Current Tax Working & Issue:

New Tax Regime:

Taxable Income: ₹36,60,950 (Gross Salary ₹38.40L less ₹1.10L Leave Encashment, ₹75k Std. Deduction, plus ₹5.8k Other Income).

Note: Home loan loss is capped at ₹0 against salary income under the New Regime (only offsets rental income down to zero).

Total Tax Payable (incl. Cess): ₹7,05,416

TDS Already Paid: ₹5,11,800

Net Outstanding Payable: ₹1,93,616

Old Tax Regime:

Taxable Income (after ₹2L House Property Loss set-off + ₹2.25L VI-A deductions): ₹32,60,510.

Total Tax Payable: ₹8,22,279 (Higher by ~₹1.16 Lakhs compared to New Regime).

Queries for Members:

Minimizing Net Liability: Is there any legitimate tax-saving angle, exemption, or reporting mechanism under the New/Old Regime that we might be missing to bridge this ₹1.93L tax gap?

HRA Optimization (Old Regime): Since she was living in rented accommodation in Pune during her tenure at the first employer, if rent receipts/agreements are introduced now, would the Old Regime become competitive against the New Regime? What threshold of HRA exemption would be required to break even with the New Regime savings?

House Property Loss Strategy: Is opting for the New Regime to save ₹1.16L immediately better than taking the Old Regime to carry forward the remaining ₹5.88L unabsorbed house property loss for future years?

Looking forward to your valuable opinions and suggestions.

Thanks & Regards,

Fellow Professional / Member

Builder has deducted TDS u/s 194IC from Rent paid on relocation. The building is under redevelopment
This rent comes under hardship compensation and not chargeable to tax. However there is no specific section u/s 10 to claim this rent as exempt income.
How to show this amount in ITR and claim credit for TDS ?

Hi,
I want to specifically file the Indian income tax return under UK-India DTAA. Unfortunately the Indian income tax portal is computing the tax as zero on income chargeable under DTAA. Form 10F was submitted earlier with TRC attached.
1) Are we supposed to be computing the tax and manually update in Schedule SI, Row 40 (Other source income chargeable under DTAA rates) ?
2) If we have to manually update, what is the correct process of computing the tax under UK-India DTAA? Say Dividend is 3 lakhs and Interest is 14 lakhs. Do we compute tax as (10% of Div 3 lakhs and 15% on Int 14 lakhs ?) OR use progressive slabs on total income of 17 lakhs with a cap on maximum tax rate 15% (till 4 lakhs zero, 5% on 4-8 lakhs, 10% on 8-12 lakhs, 15% on 12-16 lakhs, 15% capped on 20% tax rate (16-17 lakhs))
3) As per UK-India DTAA treaty, the tax on interest is 15%. Is cess of 4% payable on the 15% tax on interest?

Assessee sold flat for 1 cr which was jointly held with wife. Consideration was received Rs.50L each in both accounts. However the purchaser has shown tds payment of Rs.1L in Husband PAN and is reflected in his Form 26AS.
AIS of both shows sale of immoveable property at Rs.1 Cr each instead of Rs.50L each
My question is how to show capital gains in their individual return of income so that TDS is claimed in full and also there is no query from Income Tax Department