I am business man and I have partner of 2 business and director of a company. I have received partners salary and directors salary. My yearly income was approximately 25 lakh. Now I think that , have forming a partnership firm with my family member and issue taxable invoices to these entity as professional business consultant. In this situation can I opt 44ADA for my partnership.

In FY 2020-21 an individual who is director in a private company receiving salary from company @Rs.20 lacs per month totalling to Rs.2.40 crores on which TDS has been made by the company as per provisions of section 192. The individual is also partner is a firm from where he received Remuneration of Rs.48 lacs, Interest Rs.35 lacs and share of profit from firm64 lacs. The individual has taken unsecured loans from parties , NBFCs and invested the same in the firm as capital of partner,
He has to pay interest on unsecured loans for FY 2021-22. Please advise as to his liability to make TDS u/s 194A . Thanks

I had 100 shares of GTPHATHWAY in DEMAT on 06 Jan 2021
I sold 100 shares allocating from DEMAT on 14 Jan 2021 at 09:30 AM
I bought 30 new GTPHATHWAY shares on 14 Jan 2021 at 11:25 AM
My query is that
Is 100 shares purchased on 4 jan 2021 will be debited from DEMAT
or
70 shares purchased on 6 Jan 2021 and 30 shares purchased on 14 Jan 2021.
Is this will have speculative income in capital gain statement.?

Any rule/guideline may be shared.

Applying for Mudra loan, need to submit sales project report, i need the format

Sir, can we claim ITC on materials purchases like cement, stone, blocks for road construction/repairing allotted by State Govt. ?

Dear Sir,

We have received Transportation Charges from Railway then we have billing same amount to Customer which is pay to Railway and GST Collect in bill @ 5% such as according to the same Gst rate Collect by Railway.

Please Confirm the same its ok or what GST Rate applicable for the same

Client has purchased A.C on 29-03-2022 and he has opted Composition Scheme From 01-04-2022
Can he take benifit of ITC on A.C. ??

Sir,
I would like to clarify some doubt regarding Investment of Long term capital Gain.
Whether full Exemption available in the following scenario? or Only Reinvestment in Land and building only available
i.e. Mr. Venu sold the property(Land & Building) in 1st Mar.2022 for Rs.2.5 Crore and arrived LTCG for Rs 1.27 Crore .If he invest Rs.80 Lakh in Land & Rs.50 Lakh in REC Bond , can he claim both investment U/s 54 or only one allowed as Investment ?
2.Whether he needs to pay Advance Tax against LTCG ?
3.In case he invest Rs.80 Lakh in vacant land by 31.7.2022 and started the construction , whether he needs to invest the remaining amount , in CG A/c Scheme ? or he can keep the amount in his hand to manage the construction

Hello

Property purchased in 1990
Went under redevelopment in Jan 2022
Assuming we will receive the OC in 2024

Case no. 1- In the year 2021-22 – No capital gain tax
Case no. 2 - In the year 2024-25 – again no capital gain tax as redeveloped property is received within 3 years.
Case no. 3 - So now only capital gain will be taxable in the year in which the redeveloped property is sold.
In case no. 3- Cost of Acquisition will be indexed cost of purchase taking base year as 2001 till 2022.

Am I right?

1. A person owns a two bedroom flat in a co.op society.
2. The conveyance deed has been executed. Hence the land ownership is with the Society.
3. A builder approached the Society and offered 30 % additional area to each existing flat owner, if the Society enters into a Development agreement.
4. In addition, the builder offered Solar panel system, battery back up for the lift, rent for alternative accommodation, and shifting charges.
4. There was no offer for any other monetary compensation, except where a flat owner opts for not availing 30 % area offered by the builder.
5. In such cases, will the provisions of Sec.45(5 A) apply attracting capital gains for any flat owner,either opting for additional 30 % or accepting compensation for NOT availing 30 %.
Your views are solicitated, preferably with decisions of Court.