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milan
25 January 2020 at 15:12

ACA coaching in India- Delhi NCR

Hi,
I am qualified CA and pursuing ACA, ICAEW. Can anyone pls help me in guiding for exam preparation of ACA advance level? It would be nice if you can suggest coaching center for same. Thanks


KRISHNA MITAL
25 January 2020 at 14:45

GST Input Claim

In my case the Invoices are raised on suppose 30.11.2019, we receive it in Dec 2019. We then in the Month of December claim the GST on such Invoice. Now we receive Email from Govt. regrading excess claim of GST in month of December and we have been asked to reverse the same GST Input, as the same is reflecting in GSTR 2A of Nov 2019 and not in the month of December 2019.
We can claim Input only when we have actually received the Tax Invoice.
How to treat this situation. should we communicate with the GST department.


trupti singh

Dear Sir,
I have received notice for claiming excess input credit in the month of October 2019 as compare to Reflected in 2A.
the credit which is used by me in 3B of October 2019 have not been consider by me in return of December 2019 in which it is reflected in 2A.
as have already utilized the same i have not consider while calculating 110% of input reflected in 2A.
as per the notice department is asking me to reverse the credit
my query is if i reverse the credit than when i can utilize the credit as credit is reflected in 2A of December and return for the same has been filed without considering the input of October 2019.


Rahul Katole
25 January 2020 at 14:01

FOR OUTWARD SUPPLIES

Hello Sir,
Thanks in Advance for your Valuable Advice, my Question is One of my party is in Trading Business of Material Supplies, In DEC.19 month he Made Invoice without GST TAX as per Purchaser Party said but Actually The Commodity was taxable @5% on 100000/- Amount.
Receiver party Says Give us Invoice as Amount Showing only 100000/- without Tax.
So As a Seller How Could i show This sell in GSTR-3B. and GSTR-1.


Nitin Manohar Mulik
25 January 2020 at 11:56

Gst payment relaited

kindly give me suggestion

"A" proprietor of 2 company "B" & C" firm both firms is different purpose. B firm Business is Scrap Trading & C firm Business is Labour Suppliers both firm Accounting is sepreatly, but problem is that C firm Used extra input credit of B firm at the time of Gst payment.

Example : B firm Input Credit = 45000/-
OutPut Credit = 35000/-
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gst = (-) 10000/-
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C firm Input Credit = 60000/-
OutPut Credit = 85000/-
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paybale gst = 25000/-
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Then A proprietor done payment in C firm as per
C firm GST 25000/-
less B Firm GST 10000/-
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paid gst 15000/-
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so please suggestion how to take entry in tally


Kishan Kumar Gupta

Fixed travelling allowance is exempt or not


Kishan Kumar Gupta
25 January 2020 at 11:44

Fixed travelling allowance exempt or not

Fixed travelling allowance is paid to process server is exempt under salary head in court


Kishan Kumar Gupta
25 January 2020 at 11:37

Fixed travelling allowance exempt or not

Fixed travelling allowance is paid to process server is exempt under salary head


Deepak
25 January 2020 at 11:32

Transfer of Employee to another entity

ABC Pvt. Ltd and XYZ Pvt. Ltd. are separate entities. Mr. A is an employee of ABC Pvt. Ltd transferred to XYZ Pvt. Ltd for 15 days. What will be accounting treatment in the books of both the compnies?


Harshvir Singh
25 January 2020 at 11:32

LTCG Exemption Eligibility

Hi
We sold a joint property last year which was in the name of my grandfather who expired few years ago. My mother and my uncle were declared legal heirs of the house as my father had expired earlier than my grandfather. From my mother's share of sale proceeds, we are planning to buy land and construct a house. The price of land itself is high and entire share of my mother from sale proceeds will be used. We are planning to take a home loan for constructing house. My question is:
Will my mother be able to take LTCG exemption if we complete construction of house within 3 years of date of sale of old house without depositing any money in capital gains account?







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