I have filed GSTR 1 and GSTR 3B for the month of dec-18.I have missed out one B2C Sale bill in GSTR 1 and i have correctly filled total Outward taxable supplies in GSTR 3B for the month of dec-18.Gstr 1.Now showing the difference between GSTR 1 and GSTR 3b.GSTR 1 total out put tax i filed Rs.58.58/-(actual Rs.89.70/-) & total out put tax in GSTR 3B IS 89.70/-.So the difference between gstr 1 and gstr 3b is 31.12/-.How can i resolve this issue?? can i amend the gstr 1 in feb month filing?
Sir, for the month of Jan (TDS deducted on 29/1/19) we made the TDS payment on 7/03/19 but int on late payment is charged only for 2 months ? I would like to know that if we have charged the interest correctly ? and if not then can we make the short payment of int on late payment of TDS now after 7/3/19?
Hello Sir,
I have sold a residential house Rs.70,00,000/- after a period of 10 years from its acquisition, getting a LTCG Rs.51,13,320 after indexed cost formula and purchased a new flat worth Rs.40,92,600/-, still getting a gain of Rs.10,20,720/-, please advice where i can utilize this amount except depositing the complete gain in Government specified bonds and also don't want to pay tax @20% on this gain.
Thanking you.
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Sir,
My data shows mismatch in gstr 3b and gstr 1 . As new form has arrived GSTR 9 can i rectify in gstr 9.
plz suggest
IF THE REGISTERED PERSON IS LOCATED IN KARNATAKA AND IF HE TAKES SERVICE FROM ADVOCATE LOCATED IN NEW DELHI, THEN RCM APPLICABLE IS SGST, CGST OR IGST??? AND HOW MUCH PERCENT RCM HAS TO BE PAYABLE FOR RECEIVING SUCH LEGAL SERVICE FROM ADVOCATE LOCATED IN NEW DELHI???
I HAVE FILED ITR II FOR AY 2018-19 AND LATER ON REVISED IT.
WHILE FILLING AND SUBMITTING ITR ONLINE NO INTEREST AND PENALTY WAS THERE WHICH SHOULD HAVE BEEN AUTO CALCULATED IF IT WAS DUE.
NOW INTIMATION UNDER SEC 143 HAS BEEN RECD FOR PAYMENT OF INTEREST AND PENALITY. IN RESPONSE TO THE ABOVE QUERY FRM IT DEPTT IT IS INFORMED THAT ADVANCE TAX WAS PAYABLE BEFORE CONSIDERING RELIEF UNDER SECTION
89.
HOWEVER IN THE UTILITY DOWNLOADED FROM IT SIDE THE NET TAX LIABLIITY IS CALCULATED AFTER CONSIDERING RELIEF UNDER SEC 89 AND IF THIS RELIEF IS SHOWN AS NIL ONLY THEN INTEREST AND PENALTY WAS DUE. ALSO NO DEMAND WAS RAISED WHILE PROCESSING ORIGINAL RETURN
Pl solves the following Problem:
1.We have filed GSTR 1 for the month of August 2017 (Sales Figure is Rs 7183388/-), but in our Tally it was for Rs.7634893/-. It means one invoice for Rs 41065/- not uploaded in GSTR 1 for the month of August 2017. But the said Bill was uploaded by us for the month of April 2018.
2. One bill for the month of February 2018 was amended. We upload Rs 12500/-in GSTR 1 for the month of February 2018 but actual bill was Rs 10500/-. The amended bill (actual) we uploaded in GSTR 1 for the month of April 2018
Now question is, In GSTR 9 we do not show the rectified figure. The Figure (Old Figure) we submitted in GSTR 1/ 3B is shown (Auto Populated) in GSTR 9. That is why we have mismatched between books of account with GSTR 1
Sir Please Guide how to fill up GSTR 9?
Party has purchase a residential properties in 2008. Party sold one part of that residential property in 2011 at DLC rate Rs. 7,00,000.00 (residential DLC). One notice has been issued to purchaser party from sub registrar for short of stamp duty on purchase of property. Sub registrar has claimed that this property was commercial use so pay the stamp duty as commercial property so DLC rate has been imposed as a commercial property. Purchaser party has paid due stamp duty to registry department. Now income tax department has issued a notice to seller party for pay the capital gain between DLC rate of residential property and DLC rate of commercial property.
Plz suggest what is remedy for above case.
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