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kaushik sarawgi
24 August 2019 at 20:07

Depreciation rates

Hello,
Can you please suggest a depreciation rate for Modules made from LED panels.. which are used to display electronic advertisement.


sachin Alwadhi

Please guide tax treatment on redemption of proceeds of recurring deposit and interest income


DHANANJAY S KULKARNI
24 August 2019 at 19:34

Nri purchase n a land in india

NRI PURCHASE N A LAND IN INDIA TAXABILITY IN INDIA
NRI SOLD N A LAND N INDIA AFTER 3 YEARS TAXABILITY THEREOF


Anil Das
24 August 2019 at 18:17

Sale and purchase of house properties

My IT return for FY 2017 - '18 included the following house properties:

House A - Self-occupied, purchased with housing loan,
House B - Deemed Let-out, purchased with housing loan

The scenario during FY 2018 - '19 is:

House A - sold in Jun '18, resulted in Long Term Capital Gain of Rs. 15 lakh,
House C - purchased in Aug '18 for Rs. 30 lakh with own contribution of 3 lakh and housing loan of Rs. 27 lakh,
House B - remains Deemed Let-out.

In view of the above, can you please let me know the following information?

1. Cost of C was higher than Capital Gain from A, and C was purchased soon after sale of A. Although C was purchased with housing loan, hope I can avail the capital gain exemption under Section 54 (as per many judgments of tribunals/courts). Can you please confirm the same?

2. Agreement date for House C (ready-to-move) was 10/07/2018, major/full payment date 25/07/2018 and possession date 04/08/2018. Registration not yet done due to some issues at developer's end. Which date should be considered as date of purchase/construction? Is it possession date or some other date? Can section 54 exemption be availed even if registration not yet done?

3. House A was self-occupied for 3 months before its sale and House C self-occupied for 8 months during the FY.
I am not sure if I need to show both House A & C in 'Income from House Property' head for IT return FY 2018 - '19 i.e. AY 2019 - '20. Shall I consider House A as self-occupied and House C deemed let-out? Or, can House A be deemed let-out and House C self-occupied, as Gross Annual Value is much higher for House C (and hence more deduction if it's self-occupied)? House B is deemed let-out as before.


venkata krishna reddy
24 August 2019 at 18:05

Gstr 9 input tax credit

this is for my one client.....



ITC as per GSTR-3B Rs.485452/- but ITC as per GSTR-2A Rs.124580/-.  now what i do.

my dealers says that already we file GSTR-1 so we are not revise that purchase details (dealers file without entering my GST number in GSTR-1).


Rushali
24 August 2019 at 17:01

Retirement of partner

In case of retirement of partner and the firm is liable for tax audit ; what is the Income tax due date in case of retiring partner.


swasti
24 August 2019 at 16:51

44ad or 44ab

A partnership firm has a turnover of Rs 2.50 Crores during FY 2018-19. They wish to opt for filing return U/s 44AD. What books / documents they have to keep ready for Audit?


CA Rashmi choudhary
24 August 2019 at 16:36

Tax on australian income in india

If an resident assessee of India has business in Australia and he earns profit there.
How to disclose this transaction in Income Tax Return.


Anwar Khan
24 August 2019 at 16:28

Gstr-9

Hi
Every One

our ultimate final product is tax free goods, first we have show ITC on purchased in GSTR 3RB, and then reverse same in said GSTR-B for the financial year 2017-18

My questioned is that whether we need to show ITC on Purchas in Table No. 06 of GSTR 09 and then reversed In Tabale.no. 07


PRATIKKUMAR

A Partnership Firm enageged in Real Estate Agent Services, received Commission of Rupess 1,25,00,000/-
So whether tax audit mandatory?







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