Respected Sir/ Madam,
My query is as follows: CA is out of India for almost 1.5 years now.His practice is in India. Can he conduct GST Audit of Indian Companies? Data can be mailed to him. GST is all online. Is it Possible or out of law?

Warm Regards,
CA Kamlesh Mehra

Dear Sir,
In case of govt. contractors, in most of case they did not issue invoice from their bill book and have only payment detail re
ceived from department. Then how to deal their payment in R1 return considering it B2C payment or considering it B2B pa
yment. If B2B then what to fill in bill no and date column ?
Please advise me.

Dear sir /madam
My sundry creditors is showing debit balance due to unavaliable of bills .I have made the payements but invoices are not there.
How to pass entry to reconcile it ?
Urgent .
Thanks.

Dear Sir
I Accidentally put IGST SAME amount in CGST AND SGST. and file return.
Please suggestion me what will do Now.
Thank you

Dear Sir,

Please suggest how to claim Input Tax Credit of IGST paid on Imports. Eg . Rs. 250000 IGST Paid... where have to claim Rs. 250000... bill of entry details not showing in GSTR2.

Dear Sirs,
I am consultant who provide technical consultancy. My firm is a Proprietorship

I filed IT return for AY 2017-18 as per normal Scheme of Taxation. I did not maintain books of acts. But I have receipts for the expenditure incurred for running my business

Later I revised the returns as per 44ADA.

Am I not allowed to do this ?

Kindly advise.

Thanks

Prasad

Dear Sir,
I am an Individual, i have filed ITR-1 wrongly for the F.Y. 2018-19 (A.Y. 2019-20) on 31st Aug 2019, as i had recived pension income as well as loss on sale of house property, i had not verify that return till now, please advise me whether i can revise my return and can file ITR-2 as well as loss on sale of house property can be carry forwarded to 8 years or not, please revert as soon as possible because time for e-verify my previous return will expire tomorrow and let me know whether there is any penalty if i would not e-verify my return and file a fresh itr-2

Hi
Suppose if assesse is holding two residential houses and if sells one house, is it exempted under capital gains exemption scheme?
i got this doubt because assesse is already holding one house on his own name and if he invests the proceeds from sale of second house and invests as per capital gains exemption sections will it be exempted?

Reply by:
CA R SEETHARAMAN (Expert)
25 December 2019

5000 is the purchase price and valuation officer price 7000, so difference of 2000 will be chargeable to income-tax under the head Income from other sources. No tax payable on gift to son.

Dear Sir ,
Require further clarifications:

1. My client has gifted to his son only 50% of initial payment (that is 50% of booking amount of the shop) & his son paid balance payment of his portion directly to builder. whether Rs.1,000/- will be chargeable to income-tax under the head Income from other sources to his son.
Please advise us.

2. Can AO refer for valuation of the above shop on the agreement to sell (1st October, 2015) to Valuation Officer & consider the value for determining income under the head Income from other sources. As per illustration valuation is Rs.5,200/- (Rs.5000 is the purchase price and valuation officer price 5,200/-, so difference of 200 will be chargeable to income-tax ). Is case of Ms. Balmer Lawrie Van Leer Ltd. Vs ACIT (ITAT Mumbai) help in this regard.
Please advise us.
Regards,
Thanking in advance,
K M Goyal (FCA)
M No.: 9899799000

Original letter:

Dear Sir,
My Client is an individual, he has made an agreement to purchase/sale of a commercial shop with a builder, and details of the agreement are as following:
1. Paid 10% of purchase consideration as advance through account payee cheque on the date of above agreement.
2. Date of agreement was 1st October, 2015.
(Amount in Rs. per Sq. Feet)
Particulars Date (on) Purchase Price circle rate Valuation Officer

Agreement to purchase/sale 1st Oct, 2015 5000/- 7,000/- 5,200/-

Gifted 50% of his share to his son
(i.e. 5% of purchase consideration) 1st July, 2017 - 8,000/- 6,000/-

Balance 45% payment made to builder
by the individual 2018 & 2019

Balance 45% payment made to builder
by his son from their own sources. 2018 & 2019

Registration of this shop was executed
in joint name 1st Nov, 2019 - 9,000/- 7,000/-


3. Purchase price was settled @ Rs. 5,000/- per Sq. feet.
4. Stamp duty value (circle rate) on 1st October, 2015 was Rs.7,000/- per sq. feet.
5. Value assessed by Valuation Officer on 1st October, 2015 was Rs.5,200/- per sq. feet.
6. He has gifted 50% of his share to his son on 1st July, 2017 (i.e. 5% of purchase consideration) & after completing the formalities, the builder enter the name of his son in the agreement. Now both names are appearing in the agreement.
7. Stamp duty value (circle rate) on 1st July, 2017 was Rs.8,000/- per sq. feet.
8. Value assessed by Valuation Officer on 1st July, 2017 was Rs.6,000/- per sq. feet.
9. Balance payment made to builder by the individual (45%) & by his son (45%) from their own sources in the year 2018 & 2019.
10. Registration of this shop was executed in joint name on 1st November, 2019 & circle rate on that date was Rs.9,000/- per sq. feet.
11. Value assessed by Valuation Officer on 1st November, 2019 (date of registry) was Rs.7,000/- per sq. feet.
Kindly advice whether any income chargeable to income-tax under the head Income from other sources or under any other head to the following persons for their 50% share each in the shop:
a. The Individual.
b. His son.
Regards,
Thanking in advance,
K M Goyal (FCA)
M No.: 9899799000

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