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praveen reddy

Hi,

can anyone give me the comparision between US GAAP and INDIAN GAAP Accounting Standard wise.


Ajay Hans

I have sold a house property and invested in new house which is under construction by a reputed builder with an estimated period of construction 36 months. Agreement to sale is signed by the builder. As per section 54 F, I need to invest within 3 years of property sold to get Long term capital gain exemption.

What will happen if constrcution is delayed and physical possession is given after 36 months of sale of my previous property. Will I be eligible to Capital Gain Tax exemption.


Ajay Hans

I have a house property and invested in new house which is under construction by a reputed builder with an estimated period of construction 36 months. Agreement to sale is signed by the builder. As per section 54 F, I need to invest within 3 years of property sold to get Long term capital gain exemption.

What will happen if constrcution is delayed and physical possession is given after 36 months of sale of my previous property. Will I be eligible to Capital Gain Tax exemption.


Ajay Hans

I have a house property and invested in new house which is under construction by a reputed builder with an estimated period of construction 36 months. Agreement to sale is signed by the builder. As per section 54 F, I need to invest within 3 years of property sold to get Long term capital gain exemption.

What will happen if constrcution is delayed and physical possession is given after 36 months of sale of my previous property. Will I be eligible to Capital Gain Tax exemption.


Sam
21 July 2008 at 15:08

STAMP DUTY AND TURNOVER TAX

In which states stamp duty on share transaction is applicable and the procedure to pay it.?


Turnover Tax on NSE and BSE what is the rate and how it is collected?


seema singla
21 July 2008 at 14:46

INTEREST ON HOUSE PROPERTY

An Individual has a self occupied property on which he is getting deduction under section 24 and 80C. The intt left is very nominal. Now he want to purchase another property (deemed to be let out) by availing a new home loan from some bank. He wants to get intt deduction u/s 24 and 80C for the new home loan. Is it possible? I want to know whether he can get deduction u/s 24 and 80C for the intt of the Ist house or for the IInd house or for both.


seema singla
21 July 2008 at 14:34

e-filing of Form 26Q

I have created FVU files by using a software for Form 26Q for my corporate and non-corporate clients.I have also generated a form 27A signed by the resp. client. My question is whether it is possible for me to directly e-file the return from the website. If yes, then please tell me the procedure or I have to go to Tin Facilitation centre.


yogesh dave
21 July 2008 at 14:32

Bonus on Insurance Policy

Whether periodically cash bonus received on insurance policy is taxable ? If yes, under which head ?


yogesh dave
21 July 2008 at 14:31

Bonus on Insurance Policy

Whether periodically cash bonus received on insurance policy is taxable ? If yes, under which head ?


AJK

We are an IT co.
Our employees incur expenses for certain projects, which are reimbursable from our client.( these exp are viz, travel exp, visa exp, hotel exp etc)

In such cases :
a. can we raise a separate invoice on our client for reimbursable exp ? ( if yes, then whether service tax is applicable ?)
b. OR, can we raise a debit note on our client for the same ?

Also, how to keep a track on :
- exp incurred by employees,
- ensure that they are billed / raised a debit note on client &
- final receipt of those exp from client

( If possible, can someone provide me accounting entries for the same ? viz, if we need to raise invoice on client ?)