ARCHANA

Sir/mam

we are paying Service charges for Deputation of Engineer for cable termination Work, How much TDS % and Section

My doubt it comes under 194C or 194J

Please guide me

Thanking you,


SUNIL KUMAR JAIN

Can a woman assessee who has long term capital gain on sale of residential property, jointly owned by her with her real brother and inherited from deceased father, invest the sales proceeds of sale of this property in new residential property purchased in the single name of her real brother and claim exemption under section 54 of Income Tax Act.
In the above case if the said woman assessee directly repays the housing loan taken by her real brother for purchase of new residential property purchased within one year prior to sale of residential property in question on with long term capital gain arises, will this further strengthen her claim for deduction under section 54 of income tax Act as direct link between capital gain and its investment in new residential house property can be established.

CA SUNIL KUMAR JAIN


Sonnal Khandaray
12 October 2022 at 15:12

Sale to GSTN starting from 97

Hi All

One of my clients has made to client located at BKC Mumbai from Pune. But GSTN of client is starting from code 97. Whether CGST/SGST or IGST is to be charged in Sales bill?

Thanks in advance.


sunil c
12 October 2022 at 13:27

SMALL COMPANY EXEMPTION UNDER CARO 2020

Small Company Definition
Old - Paid up Capital should not exceed 50 Lakhs & Turnover should not exceed 2 Crores
New Amendment - Paid up Capital should not exceed 2 Crores & Turnover should not exceed 20 Crores

A Private Limited Company being Small Company as per new amendment as stated above but complies with one of the criteria (Loan exceeds the limit) mentioned in CARO 2020 applicability.

Shall CARO will be applicable to the Company as Small Companies are exempt from the CARO applicability as per Section 143(11) of Companies Act ?


Basua

Can a newly formed Private Limited Company issue shares to outsiders? Please state the process and compliances to be followed?


Raghavendra
20 October 2022 at 16:26

GST ON BUILDERS DEVELOPERS

Dear Experts,
How to calculate GST for below mentioned Transactions:

Sale of Flats Rs. 2,50,00,000/- including GST@5% (Builders Share)

1)Purchase with GST : Rs.65,00,000/-
2)Purchases without GST : Rs. 85,00,000/-
Rs. 35,00,000/- @ 5%
Rs. 50,00,000/- @ 18%
3) Labour Payment : 35,00,000/-
3) Indirect Expenses without GST : Rs.15,00,000/-

Land : 50% land owner (JD) plus 50 Own Land (4800+4800 Sqft)

Kindly suggest how to calculate GST?


RAMAKRISHNA
11 October 2022 at 23:43

WRONGLY SHOWN IN AMENDMENT IN B2B

Ge sir, we filed the gstr 1 with out showing cess amount in invoices after that i amended the invoices with cess but some invoices nos wrongly given, means " X " party original INV NO. is 2 but in amendment i gave to "x" party invoice no. was 3 ,, invoice nos are jumbled , amendment can do one time only ,2nd time amendment is not possible sir, how can i rectify the above problem sir, kindly give your valuable solution for the same , thanking you,


ashok r more

Hello,

Greetings for the day

We have to pay bonus of our contractual workmen (Workers on contract basis working under contractor's payroll) who are paid on monthly basis but as per present days in a month.

Out of 365 days in a year there are mandatory holidays also like 26th Jan., 15th Aug., 1st May., Holi, Diwali etc (excluding 52 weekly offs).

SO my query is is there any maximum days limit for calculation of bonus payable ..?

Your expertise will help me for calculation the bonus sheet.

Thanks in advance.

You can reach me at : ashokmore582@yahoo.com


edgar sylva
11 October 2022 at 19:40

Brokerage payment

Having sold my flat I have to pay 1 pct brokerage to my broker.
Do I have to deduct tax on this brokerage before issuing her a cheque or can I pay the whole amount to her?
She has said that all taxes and charges will be paid to the Govt by her firm.


Kollipara Sundaraiah
11 October 2022 at 17:53

Itc claim procedure in gstr3b

Sir,
A registered gst dealer itc details mentioned below
July -22:
Itc claim as per gstr2b cgst rs:24,239/- sgst rs:24,239/-
Itc claim as per books cgst rs:26,567/- sgst rs:26,567/-
August -22
Itc claim as per gstr2b cgst rs:12,897/- sgst rs:12,897/-
Itc claim as per books cgst rs:10,237/- sgst rs:10,237/-
Question:
1.Dealer itc excess and short fall adjustment compulsory every month
2.dealer itc claim as per gstr2b only.





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