VIKASH SINGH
28 April 2025 at 12:22

Internet tds

Internet Charges yearly- 133000/- + GST
TDS Section?
TDS Rate?


Mahabir Prasad Agarwal

One of my client had expired during last January, 2025. He could not transfer his GSTIN to his survivor due to non-receipts of death certificate of deceased. The death certificate was received on 25.04.2025 only. But the business of the deceased was run by her husband (Survivor) till now. Whether the husband of the deceased can file GSTR of the deceased upto April,2025 ? As now, the husband can transfer deceased's GSTIN to his own name.


deepak
28 April 2025 at 06:46

Gst liability query related

One person import of goods through courier mode for business purposes. And sell goods in India only , he received igst entry in GSTR- 2B. Query is this CAN he take IGST credit against local sale gst liability?


HIRENKUMAR
27 April 2025 at 20:20

Update ITR

TODAY can i update my itr-2 return fy 2023-24 ?


ABHI KUMAR
27 April 2025 at 10:43

Regarding Section 40A

BILL PURCHASE DATED 15-3-25
AMOUNT 16000

CASH PAID DATED 17-3-25 AMOUNT= 9000
CASH PAID DATED 18-3-25 AMOUNT= 7000
IS ALLOWE OR NOT IN INCOME TAX RULE

THANKS IN ADVANCE


Rajkumar Gutti
27 April 2025 at 05:21

Old car transaction

A old car sold by gst registered company to a individual. Old car depreciated value is zero.
Old car sold at Rs. 5000/-

Is GST payable by company. If yes at which rate


Nitish Srivastava

Hello,
I have submitted refund requests for excess TDS paid through the TRACES portal. While submitting Form 26B, I completed the Aadhaar-based e-verification process successfully.
The current status of my requests is "Pending with AO TDS."

I would like to clarify:

After completing Aadhaar-based authentication, is it still necessary to send the physical Form 26B acknowledgement and supporting documents (like PAN copy and cancelled cheque) to the Assessing Officer?

Or is Aadhaar-based authentication considered sufficient, and no physical submission is required unless specifically requested by the AO?

Would appreciate any guidance from members who have experience with this process. Thank you!


Krishna
26 April 2025 at 19:52

Capital Gain Tax & Exemption us 54

In case the assessee has purchased a flat. Full consideration for flat has been paid by assessee only , however on sale deed assessee included his wife name also as purchaser no. 2 & the property is jointly held by them as per deed. Now if the assessee is selling a property then capital gain is chargeable equally in the hands of husband & wife OR full capital gain will taxable in the hands of husband only since the wife contribution is nil at the time of acquisition ?
2nd Query is
From FY 2019 20 incase the capital gain is upto 2 crore rupees then exemption us 54 can be claim for 2 properties. But this exemption only once in a lifetime. It means if I take this exemption now for 2 properties then suppose after 5 years can I take exemption us 54 for one property or no more exemption us 54 in lifetime ?


NIRAJ KUMAR SINHA
26 April 2025 at 17:22

TCS under section 206C

Dear Sir,

Is TCS @ 0.1% (U/S 206) is still chargeable (from 01/04/2025) on sales.


varun bhakkad
26 April 2025 at 16:46

Partnership Firm audit applicability

A partnership firm having turnover of 5100000 for FY 2024-2025. Net Profit after partner salary and partner interest is 9000.Total cash receipt are 25 % of total receipts and total cash payment are 6.65% of total payments. For last 5 years tax audit was done under 44AB(e) of Income Tax Act. Will tax audit be applicable for FY 2024-2025?





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