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Nitin Khandelia

Hello Sir/Madam
Clear me that when a people hire a vehicle for travelling outside the city/state or use his own vehicle for visit outside the city/state then the Fuel expenses come under which head whether it come under travelling and pay FBT @5% or it should come under vehicle running & Maintainace and Pay FBT@20%.


CA.PUNEET GROVER
02 April 2009 at 13:10

ADVANCED ACCOUNTING

HI, IS THERE ANY CHANGES IN " STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS (LIQUIDATION)"


ATTEMPT-MAY 2009


Vijay
02 April 2009 at 13:05

Annual return with ROC

Sir,

My company annual return is still pending for the assessement year 2008-09 due to digital signature. I want to know late fees charges/interest on late filing of annual return.

Thanks,

Vijay


Ashish

Our company are in the business of printing our own advertising directory and magazines,manufacturers of diares for corporates,printing of annual reports etc.we also taking job work of printing others magazones etc.

we are registor under service tax as we have to charge service tax on Advtisement services to our customer who wish to give advertisemnet in our directory.our directory are distibuted on demand to anybody without any cost.
this directory is printed in our own factory only.we have to pay excise duty on paper,inks,and various consumable,disel and stores and spares etc.for printing this directory.We are treating the excise duty as a part of our total material and consumable cost.
We are not registered under Central Excise Act.

Query:

1) Can we take credit of Excise duty and utilise the same against service tax liability for our directory (under the category of sale of Space or time for Advertisement)

If we can take these credit please provide us the procedure and format of records to be maintained.

2) Can we correct our past records and intimate the department to avail the excise duty credit which we have not taken till date.



3)Please also confirm whether "printing of directory, Magazines, Catalogue etc. is not a manufacturing activity as per Excise and therefore exempt. Or it is excisable activity but subject to 0% excise duty.



Regards,


Shashi

Please Suggest me the site from where I can take a print out of Service Tax certificate of a company which was registered with Service tax Department


Shashi

Please Suggest me the site from where I can take a print out of Service Tax certificate of a registered copmany


gaurang patel
02 April 2009 at 12:36

accounting manual

Sir

can you send an accounting manual praforma
to me it's very urgent for me

please send it ASAP


Jayakrishnan

Can Short term Capital Gain u/s 111 A sett off with business loss


PARDEEP SINGH
02 April 2009 at 12:30

Stamp Duty

I want to ask that we are prop. concern we have purchase plot costing Rs. 12,55,000 /- and besides that we have paid 80000 /- for stamp duty can we add stamp duty in the in the value of plot and we also want to show these expenses in my Indirect Expenses so can i. Please sought out my problem and tell me the journal entry of the above said


Thanks in advance.


subhash k. sinduria
02 April 2009 at 12:29

Section 54 of Income Tax Act

Dear All,

I have a query which i am putting here as below:-

I have a house property as self occupied acquired 5 years ago.

I have entered into a purchase agreement with a builder regarding purchase of a flat in a under construction building.I will get the possession after 6 months from now.

I have a plan to sell my existing self occupied property and i want to avoid LTCG on the same.

As per section 54 of Income Tax Act, I can purchase a house property "one year before the date of transfer" to avail exemption of LTCG.

In my present situation as discussed above, my questions are as below:-

a) Will i get exemption under section 54 of Income Tax Act for my booking of A FLAT in a under construction building. Will it be a "purchase" and not construction so as to qualify for "one year before the date of transfer" cretaria ?

b) What will be the "date of purchase" ? Will it be the date of buy agreement or the date of getting possession ? This is relevant because accordingly i will plan the date of sell to qualify for exemption under section 54 of income Tax Act.

If answeres are based on any Rulings/circular, please indicate some reference so that i can retrieve the same.

Thanks

Subhash Sinduria