Sonam
17 February 2020 at 16:48

Home Loan tax benefits

I own a house jointly with my husband for which we have taken a joint home loan. This is a self occupied property and we are individually claiming tax benefits on it. I own another property solely, for which I have availed Bank finance. The second house is not let out and my parents stay there. Can I claim tax exemption of upto Rs. 2.00 lakh from both the loans?


Renjith.R.s.

We reversed some invoices raised against previous months. During Jan.20 GSTR-1 we showed under credit note details. Jan.20 we raised some invoices, ultimately net sales figure for the month is coming as negative for the month of Jan.20. But in GSTR-3B no option for showing negative sales. Please advise how to resolve this issue.


S.Jegadeesan
17 February 2020 at 15:17

Income Tax

Sir
Pl clarify the following

1.The ITO has issued notice to banker to attach the bank account within 15 days from the date of order Issued U/s 143(3) . Is it legally valid ? Since I think we have time to rectify the order within 4 years from the date of order issued U/s 143(3) Further we can also prefer an appeal. Then how can the AO issue attachment notice within such short period? Whether there is any provision like that ?

2. Further can I rectify the order U/s 154 if the AO did not consider part of reply/evidence/documents during the course of assessment?

3.Can I file rectification petition against the order issued U/s 143(3) , if the AO did not allow the time to produce the documents during the course of assessment?



Shampa Ghosh
17 February 2020 at 14:21

Form 67 of Income Tax

Hello, I am actually confused regarding the filing of Form 67 online. The assessee is a resident domestic Pvt. Ltd. company receiving monthly amount from Japan for services rendered under a contract. Hence, a TDS has been charged on that income on monthly basis.

How shall i file the form 67? Shall I file it on monthly basis as and when the TDS certificate is received from Japan? or I can merge all the incomes and file it after year ending and before return filing date?


Sumit Lal
17 February 2020 at 12:57

NGO's taxability in GST

Sir
If an NGO (registered under 12AA) sponsoring school education for kids who excel in sports say table tennis
They give them coaching in school premises along with other students
Charge some amount in lieu of such services (combined for school education and sports coaching)
Will that be covered under gst taxability???
As education is exempt


Bobby
17 February 2020 at 11:25

UTILIZATION ITC ON CAPITAL GOODS

TAX ON SALES ---- 1,00,000
Less: input tax(inputs)- 40,000
itc(capital goods)- 60,000
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NET LIABILITY -NIL-
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MY DOUBTS WAS WHETER I CAN TAKE WHOLE ITC ON CAPITAL GOODS i.e. Rs. 60,000/- OR Only Rs. 1,000 (60,000/60 months). and pay remauning Net Tax Liablity Rs.59,000/-

pls Clarify.


ankit gupta

we are an indian company which provide installation services of machines in various industries. we were recently awarded a contract of installation of machines in Sri lanka by an MNC 'C inc'. We sub contracted the above installation contract to a sri lankan company. the sri lankan company (say it S) will be paid by us in us dollars through our indian bank account.

is the amount paid by us to srilankan company S liable to tax deduction in india? as per my opinion, this service is not a technical service by virtue of definition of technical services as assembly is not technical service.

further are we liable to TDS on this payment? sri lankan company S does not have any PE in india.


Puneet Jain

Suppose I sold two house properties on which there is a long term capital gain of Rs 200000 and Rs 300000. In the same year , I purchase one house property for Rs 800000 , can I claim exemption u/s 54 for both the capital gains or am I allowed to claim exemption for only one house and pay tax on the other?


ANKUR LAKRA

Data
A and B are in business of General insurance Selling. A is registered with companies like Future generali, Iffco Tokyo etc. A gets business from two channels.
1. Direct Customers walkin or his known contacts.
2. People like B(who is not registered anywhere) has their own clients. B comes to A, give his credit card, recharge A’s portal and buy insurance for his clients (let say C). Now B goes back to C give his insurance policy to C and C pays B in cash (considering non business customers so Sec 40A(3) not attracted). Policy was for Rs 10k. B paid 10k to A via his own credit card and charges C with Rs 12k.(10k plus 2Khis commission.) B deposit cash everytime in bank and pay his credit card bill.
Questions
1. For tax audit, A will be considered pakka artiya and B will be kacha artiya ? correct me if wrong.
2. Can they both use presumptive taxation and pay tax on 8%/6% ? if yes then what will be the turnover. Will it be same as decided in question 1 ?
3. If A is pakka artiya, Does he require to maintain his account completely for every transaction instead of just checking his whole year commission under presumptive taxation ?
4. implication for B for cash transactions


vipul

i got communication for proposed adjustment u/s 143(1)(a) that says Arithmetical error in the return u/s 143(1)(a)(i), but i checked the calculation is correct. and incorrect claim u/s 143(1)(a)(ii) Schedule part BTI "The claim of set off current year loss shown in part -BTI is not consistent with the loss computed in the schedules of the corresponding heads of income or the priority of set off the current year loss is not consistent with the provisions of the act" and schedule SI "the amount entered in schedule SI are inconsistent with the corresponding amounts entered in Sch CG/OS"
Please help me to resolve this.





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