Dear Team,
My father and mother had not submitted their respective pan card details with the company and hence 20% tax was deducted from dividend directly by company in August 2020.
Now I understand that they can still claim an appropriate refund of tax deducted at higher rate from the department by filing revised return.
Can this be done by 31 May 2021.
Regards
Zubin
XYZ(India) supplied goods for export and taken advance payment against it. The foreign customer at the last minute cancelled the order and therefore XYZ had not returned back the advance to the customer. 1) If the foreign customer is a related party / parent company, is XYZ liable to pay GST on the advance forfeited? 2) If the foreign customer is an independent buyer and not related, is XYZ liable to pay GST on the advance forfeited?
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