swetha

Mr A is exchanging his land with Mr B for residential converted land by Exchange deed. . However there is no monetary consideration here. For stamp duty purpose land with higher value will be considered.
Whether Mr A is attracted to capital gains tax. If Yes what would be the sale consideration to Mr A for computing capital gains. Here the value of land of Mr A is lesser than Mr A kindly advise



Suresh S. Tejwani
31 May 2024 at 16:15

REGARDING HIGHER TDS UNDER 206AA

If an employee has total salary of less than 7 lakh under new tax regime
Therefore employer is not liable to deduct TDS and filed annual 24Q declaring total salary of employee for Q4,
Now if adhar and PAN card of emplyee are not linked then provision for higher TDS deduction would be applicable if no TDS is liable to paid in original return?


Shyama Menon
31 May 2024 at 15:38

VAT - European Union


I would like to have an overview of the VAT treatment in the European Union.


MANAN KAPURE

We are currently making payment to Chakiat Agencies - Shipping Company without deducting TDS. In doing so whether we are correct ??


Adv Radhe S

Here is the link to download TAN application acknowledgement letter if by any chance someone fails due to network issues. https://tin.tin.nsdl.com/tan/changemode.html


vasanth babu
31 May 2024 at 10:19

CHOOSING ITR FORM

I AM AN INDIVIDUAL . I HAVE SALARY, RENTAL, CAPITAL GAIN AND INCOME FROM OTHER SOURCES WHICH ITR SHOULD I FILE


ARVIND JAIN

I have a speculation income from intraday trade of 5 lacs and speculation turnover in 575000 and my short term capital gain is 300000 then I should should what speculation income in ITR 3 , 500000 under no account case or presumptive u/s 44ADA @6% of 575000. Please guide me.


prerna prakash

How to convert a sole proprietorship into an existing pvt ltd company in which the sole proprietor is already a director holding 50% shares in the existing company...


Astaf Mansuri

One of our dealers received a Show Cause Notice (SCN) for excess Input Tax Credit (ITC) availed for the year 2019-20. The notice states that the ITC as per GSTR-2A is reduced by the ineligible ITC according to Section 16(4), mentioning that the supplier filed GSTR-1 after the cutoff date of 22-10-2020. The remaining ITC was then compared with the ITC availed as per GSTR-3B, resulting in the determination of excess ITC.

When we contacted the supplier who filed late, we learned that they had submitted their GSTR-3B return on time but filed GSTR-1 on 18-02-2021, after the cutoff date. Given that the supplier paid the tax and set off liabilities in GSTR-3B on time, and We filed GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C on 27-02-2021.
Can we claim the ITC in this scenario?
Any ruling or judgment available to support our claim?






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