Interest u/s 234 a

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17 September 2013 sir
my problem is when a partner having a share in partnership firm which is liable to tax audit and such partner is also having a proprietorship business, the in which time he should have to be filed his return? if he was filed within September 30th, then he liable to pay 234A interest or not?

17 September 2013 The due date for filing return shall be 30th September. No interest implication.

17 September 2013 For the partner's the due date available to file their personal return of income is the due date which is applicable for the partnership firm.

So in your case partnership firm's due date is 30-09. So upto 30-9 of the concern assessment year interest u/s 234A not applicable for such partner's individual return.

OM SAI SRI SAI JAI JAI SAI


18 September 2013 thank you for that...

10 December 2013 hai
i had the doubt regarding one of my client has the income from other source on which TDS was deducted by another party. but such income was not actually received.
Due to this incident my client has to bare huge tax.
tell me the solution please.

Thanks in advance.

11 December 2013 Dear Srinivas,

If the payment against such income was not received, then you should be showing such income as a receivable in your books. To avoid unnecessary burden of tax liability, you can write off the said receivable. That way income booked would get knocked off against the debt written off and the amount to the extent tax deducted shall reflect as income.

12 December 2013 Sir,

Thank you for such suggestion, but i had the doubt how to write off the said receivable if i had the income in the form of commission then to what extent i had to write off.

12 December 2013 you can write off to the extent it was not received. it doesnt matter what sort of income it is.


14 December 2013 hai sir
sorry for disturbing you, my doubt is how to write off receivables, if the assessee is an individual, having the income from commission?


14 December 2013 it doesnt matter. if you are maintaining the books of accounts, pass an entry crediting the customer, and debiting the receivable written off account. thereafter, transfer the balance in receivable written off account to profit and loss ac.

14 December 2013 then is it right to claims tds on such income?



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