Sir,
Required clarification regarding the reporting of B2C Large invoice in Table 5 of GSTR-1. As per the 53rd GST council meeting, reporting requirement in B2C large invoice threshold changed to Rs. 1 Lakh from existing Rs. 2.5 lakh. In that council meeting effective date was not specifically mentioned and notified that it was applicable when the functionality was available in the portal. One of my client, till January 2025, B2C large invoice was reported in GSTR-1 based on the threshold limit of previous 2.5Lakh.
Clarification required how can I amend the details in GSTR-1 for the financial year 2024-25. B2C large invoice should be normally reported invoice wise, while B2C others were reported state wise.
While going through the amendment column in GSTR-1, it is possible to ament B2C others by selecting respective month. How B2C large invoice should be updated in the return. As per the portal only amendment was possible by choosing the invoice number. Whether I can add new B2C large invoice which was already missed during the previous tax periods.

As per para 4.2 of CBDT guidelines (F.No.225/72/2024/IТА-II) dated 03.05.2024 , non-search cases (whose information of such other person is found during search of main person) selected are not required to be transferred to the Central Charges.
Board has exempted central charges and international tax cases from faceless assessment.
What is the fate of assessment u/s 148 of such other persons whose information is found during search of the main parties? Will it be under faceless mode or by JAO (since these cases are not transferred to central charges)?

My Client is looking for Net Worth Certificate for his Son's abroad studies. He has provided everything as required for the net worth certificate. However, for the residential property do we need valuation report from register valuer or we can use market value for this purpose?

KYA MAI SUPPLIER KE PERFORMA INVOICE PE PAYMENT KARNE PAR TDS KAAT SAKTA HU AMOUNT 20LAC HAI

Sir,

We are required to obtain a TAN for the foundation. Under which category does the foundation fall, and what documents are required

what is place of supply in the case of Bill to and ship to for First and second supplier.

what is provision of
ineligible ITC under section 16(4) and ITC restricted due to POS provision.

I am seeking guidance on the potential tax implications for a property that is intended to be sold soon. The property, located in New Delhi, was inherited from my grandfather who passed away in 2016. After his demise, the property underwent a freehold conversion in December 2023 and was registered in my father’s name, who is 60 years old. We completed the necessary family agreements for the freehold conversion last year, with all siblings signing off.

We are currently looking for buyers, with an expected selling price of Rs. 85-90 lakhs. We aim to use the proceeds from this sale to purchase a residential property in Bengaluru. We are looking to understand the capital gains tax liability, considering it was inherited and only recently converted to freehold. The key points are:

- The property was originally purchased by my grandfather (exact purchase year and cost unknown).
- It was inherited by my father in 2016 but only transferred in his name in 2023 after conversion to freehold.
The expected sale year is 2025 after being in the family for an extended period.

Also, is there any circle rate of any area? That maximum price for which the flat is x lacs so is it true that one cannot sell the flat beyond that price?

We are interested in understanding potential tax exemptions or benefits associated with reinvesting the sale proceeds in another residential property.

Could you please advise on the anticipated calculation of capital gains, applicable tax exemptions, and any strategic advice on reinvestment for tax relief?

If I use a different bank for paying for imports from the bank whose AD code I have mentioned on ICEGATE, what will happen? What will the bank whose AD Code is mentioned on ICEGATE ask us to do? IDMPS related. The AD CODE BANK IS ASKING FOR REQUEST LETTER.

As per law, can a shareholder order company to pay his dividend to some other person