Prakash Joshi
06 July 2024 at 13:54

Sr citizen age applicability

Hi Friends,
Can anyone please clarify the following point:

A tax payer has completed an age of 60 years on 31st Dec 23.
Is he entitiled as sr citizen tax payaer for the FY 2023-24 or next FY i.e. 2024-25.

Thanks & regards

PC Joshi


Neeraj Rastogi

Dear sir, I bought one flat from the builder under construction (multi story). I am the second owner and builder transfer flat in my name. I paid the whole amount to1st buyer after deducting the 1% TDS.

After then, while filling each 26QB, I had mention in "total previous payment paid to builder" column, the amount I paid to 1st owner along with my part had paid to builder.

In every 26QB form during the payment, I made same mistake. form 16 B also generated. I need your suggestion what should I do. but whatever the amount I paid to builder, I deduct 1% TDS.
Regards,
Neeraj Rastogi
Noida


Kollipara Sundaraiah

Sir,
Assessess sec 44ada provision itr filed f.y.23-24 advance tax payment rs:2,20,000/- refund claim rs:50,000/- .
Question:
Assessess refund claim amount huge selection of scrutiny provision applicable f.y.23-24


Shobhit Jain
06 July 2024 at 10:03

Difference in 26AS and Form 16

My employer has made a mistake and enter wrong salary amount in From 26AS, he told me that he had made the correction but it is not yet reflecting in 26AS. Form 16 has correct details. What can I do ?

Thanks


Muhammed Abdulla Ansari

Hello fellow CAs,

I've been selling on Amazon nationally. Now I'm planning to expand my sole-proprietorship business by selling internationally through Amazon. As of now, I've been paying GST remittances each month for all sales I make within our country. I want to learn what will be with GST remittances in new the scenario of selling internationally. Will the GST be exempted considering sales I make as e-commerce exports?

I also want to learn if there is some special details to be filled on GST portal in the new scenario of international sales while I file the monthly returns?

Thanks in advance.


Kollipara Sundaraiah

Sir,
Assessess source of income details mentioned below
1.professional income rs:16 lacs
2.share trading income intra day rs:2 lacs
Question:
1.Assessess itr filed old or new scheme benefits
2.lic premium and fd and sb interest claim for new scheme
3.balance sheet filed professional income only.


Niharika Sharma

I have a client whose CA filed his return back in FY 2021-22, when he sold a residential property. He was supposed to construct another house with the sale proceeds and therefore he invested the same amount in the Capital Gains Savings Scheme of a Public sector Bank. Therefore, the Exemption should have been claimed under section 54. But his CA filed the exemption under Section 54EC, which is, I believe, is completely irrelevant as the he did not invest in NHAI Bonds or such other Bonds as specified under Section 54EC. I am trying to file an ITR-U to rectify the error but I can't as it shows an error that 'Tax payment cannot be Zero'. What can I do save this person from getting under scrutiny?


Uday venkat

i have filed ITR-1 under old regime ( e-verification not completed)
while i am trying to file revised return under ITR-1 new regime (showing some refund)
can i file under revised return under new regime and claim refund? (both the original and revised are within duedates)


Yogesh Bhayal
05 July 2024 at 17:15

FREELANCING INCOME TAX TREATMENT

DEAR SIR,

ONE OF MY CLIENT HAINVG INCOME FROM FREELANCING INCOME UNDER PROFESSIONAL RECEIPTS IN AIS /TIS (SECTION 194J & 194O) CAN I CLAIM THIS INCOME UNDER 44AD SCHEME OR NOT.


Keyur

Sir/Madam

I have one query regarding money transfer from NRO Account to in SB Account. One of my relative insist to me that i will transfer 8 lacs rs from his NRO account to my sb account for buying new house in India (in the name of my relative-NRI). Is it possible ??

Is any tax liability occurred to me for transferring this fund for payment to contractor/builders??
My income is taxable and above the statutory limit.

Please suggest me.