Kamal Bhojwani
20 December 2020 at 14:59

Long term Capital Gain

My father had purchased a Land through Agreement to Sale in Feb 2000 for R's. 1,40,000 and constructed a house later (no bills available). The property was in our possession since then. Registration was finally done in March 18 with FMV of property of R's. 43 lacs n stamp duty of Rs 3 lacs paid. Subsequently, my father passed away n property was transferred to my mother who sold the property in May 19 for R's 45 lacs. Few questions or clarification :
1. Date of acquisition should be in Feb 2000 and not Mar 18 and hence this is LTCG not STCG. Please confirm
2. I believe we should have a FMV as on Apr 2001 and then calculate the indexed cost of Acquisition till the time of sale for calculating LTCG.
3. Can we instead rely on FMV done in March 18 for calculating LTCG.
4. Even if we do FMV as on Apr 2001, What happens if Indexed cost of acquisition is marginally different than what was FMV as on Mar 18.
5. How to claim deduction of stamp duty of R's 3 lacs incurred in Mar 18. Should this be indexed as well?

Plz help.


k M Goyal

Dear Sir,
As per Section 12AB of Income Tax Act, 1961, every trust or Institution which are already in existence will have to mandatorily renew the certificate granted under section 80G latest by 31st December 2020.
In Form 10A (available on-line) details of renewal of 80G are not there.
Please guide us in which Form number we have to apply for renewal the certificate granted under section 80G. Is it available on-line?
Regards,
K M Goyal


Vaibhav Jain
20 December 2020 at 12:43

Depreciation Rate as per Income Tax Act

I am running a Petrol Pump Business. I purchased one tanker for bringing Petrol/Diesel from depot to my business place and also purchases Solar System
What is the Depreciation Rate on-
1. Tanker
2. Solar System


Subhasish
20 December 2020 at 12:35

80D for Parents' Mediclaim

Respected Sir/ Madam,
My father is a senior citizen, retired nationalised bank employee. His yearly Mediclaim amount is automatically deducted from his pension account for group health insurance scheme for retired employees. The premium is completely born by retiree with no employer contribution from deducting from account.
Thus, the insurance policy in my father's name. Can I claim deduction under section 80D, as per paying premium for senior citizen parent Mediclaim? I contribute towards my father's / family expenses, thus, indirectly I am paying premium, though the policy / account statement is in my father's name due to reasons as mentioned above.
Kindly help.
Thanks in advance


suresh
19 December 2020 at 20:50

Income tax

I am a director in a PVT company during FY 2019-20 from Sept to March 2020
I was getting salary from my previous employment till August 2019.
My query is that for filing IT Returns for AY 2020-21 what ITR should I choose

During last year as a director of that company i have not received any fees( Last FY Loss )

Thanks and Regards
Suresh R


Vaibhav
19 December 2020 at 19:26

Capital Gain

Please solve this case study.
A property was purchased by family members in a company in 1992 for 5 lacs. The company went into liquidation in 2020 and the members of the same family get a share of the property as per there shareholding.
SDV in 2020 6 crores. What will be the taxation in the hands of shareholders. Will it be exempt as the shareholders are of the same family who was at the time of purchase?


E.K.Raghavendra
19 December 2020 at 18:40

Income tax for Producer Companies

Whether Income earned by farmer producer companies can be considered as Agriculture Income and claim Exemption u/s 10(1) of Income tax Act.
Whether MAT is applicable for Producer Companies?


sankar ponnan
19 December 2020 at 15:45

RCM / FCM

SIR
We are GTA (Not Opting GST 5% Or 12% ) and running the business under REVERSE CHARGE BASIS. Our party will pay GST on the services to be provided by us.
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During the last year (2019-20), We had issued the sale invoices to our party on the basis of FORWARD CHARGE MECHANISM by charging GST @ 12% as requested by the party. We collected the same from Party. Party accounted the invoices in their GST Return whereas we failed to do the same due to lack of knowledge of accountant. Also the party notice from department for that ineligible credit.

Now Party asking GSTR1 Returns with us. Hence, we want to account the sale invoices during the current year. Can we do it? If yes, Will it clear the issue of Party?
OR Can we add the sales details in Annual return (2019-20)?
Plz Clear my doubt
thanks in adv


sanjay
19 December 2020 at 12:32

Collaboration

Hello all
Pl tell the accounting entry for adjustment of floor sale to the builder in collaboration in the Books of owner of the property.
Kindly reply.
Regards.


Kunjan Pandya
19 December 2020 at 10:42

TAXABILITY OF GIFTING SHARES

WHAT IS TAX IMPLICATIONS IF DAUGHTER IN LAW GIFTS SHARES TO HER FATHER IN LAW ?

WHETHER TAX WILL BE IMPOSED ON DIFFERENCE OF PURCHASE PRICE AND TRANSFER PRICE TO DAUGHTER IN LAW ? OR TAX WILL BE FULLY CHARGED TO FATHER IN LAW WHEN HE WILL SELL THE SHARES ?






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