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Jatin Sachdeva

Hi Sir/Ma'am,

I'm a salaried person and I do intraday equity and I've STCG. I'm filing ITR 3 and while confirming "Nature of Business" schedule, I'm getting the following warning.

At least one Business Code is mandatory either in Schedule Nature of Business or at Point 61 (44AD Table) or Point 62 (44ADA Table) or Point 63 (44AE Table) in Schedule Profit & Loss A/c.


Sanjay Keskar

Dear Sir,
I am salaried employee (resident Indian). I had gone on foreign trip through travel agency. They have shown TCS of Rs. 6938 in my 26AS on total tour package expense of Rs. 138760. Is this TCS refundable? How I can show it in my income tax return and claim refund? Please advise.


Anu

Assessee got land settled from his father in 2021. Father had got the land on 31.10.2018 via court order on account of legal dispute with brother. (It belonged to assessees grandfather who did not leave a will. ) During the course of legal proceedings, valuation by govt surveyor was obtained in 2013. For computation of cost of acquisition, can the fmv obtained in 2013 be considered and index it to 2021?
Assessee sold the land in July 2021.


priyanka karandikar

Ok Thankyou
What if transferred by member himself to his HUF by cheque? Amount 10-15 lacs


ABDUL SALAM

Dear Expert,

Could you please provide me some education on the subject with an example....

Thanks & Regards


Daya

TDS under section 194D , when to deduct and by which TDS deducted.


Ajay Goswami

To claim ITC, the buyer should pay the supplier for the supplies received (inclusive of tax) within 180 days from the date of issuing the invoice. If the buyer fails to do so, the amount of credit they would have availed, will be added to their output tax liability.

pl clarify above with example


KRISHNAKUMAR VEERABADRAN

Dear Sir/Madam,

I had invested with a stock broker(BMA Wealth Creators) in various shares worth INR 2,27,738.70 (cost value) between July 2017 and September 2019. The broker was announced defaulter and expelled by NSE on 31 Oct 2019. Since all my shares were in broker's pool account, I filed a claim with NSE as per NSE notification. NSE had reviewed my claim and admitted INR 2,24,574.48 (cost value of invested amount) from Investors protection fund and paid the same in Feb 2021. NSE further reviewed the claim and recalculated the claim settlement amount adjusting for the closing market value of shares on the date of default/expulsion of the broker. The revised claim amount was considered as INR 3,12,196.65( Market value as on expulsion date) and paid the difference amount of INR 87,622.17 (3,12,196.65 - 2,24,574.48) in Nov 2021.

I request your advice as to how treat the above while filing the IT return for AY 22-23.

Please let me know if you need any further details relating to this to assist me

Note : I had not shown the settlement received for INR 2,24,574.48) in tax return for AY21-22 as there was no capital gain.

I would really appreciate your help and suggestion so I am Tax compliant.

Kindest Regards,
Krishnakumar V
Mobile : 9840847698


Amandeep Singh
02 July 2022 at 11:30

ITR-2021-22

Dear Sir

Can i file my ITR or should wait for some time because some information yet not update in AIS form- specially Post office saving interest and NSC info.

Please suggest


aarya
02 July 2022 at 11:28

Credit note HSN DETAILS

we raised credit note in gstr 1 , so should we update HSN NO belongs to credit note too.
is there any option for hsn wise updation for credit note as credit note auto populated in gstr 1







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