sir..its a loophole ....d amt. forfeited(bayana) by d previous owner is not taxable becoz d bare act clearly says dat d amt. forfeited by d assessee is taken in2 consideration n here d preceding owner is not d assessee...its a tool of tax planning
sir..its a loophole ....d amt. forfeited(bayana) by d previous owner is not taxable becoz d bare act clearly says dat d amt. forfeited by d assessee is taken in2 consideration n here d preceding owner is not d assessee...its a tool of tax planning
with respect to advance amout received and then refunded after due date it shall be taxable since the amount is refunded after due date of service tax... the amount shall be taxable and the service tax thereupon shall be refunded to the credit of the Central Govt.
Where any amount has been recieved as service tax which ought to not to be received it shall be transferred to the credit of the central govt....
hence the amount of service tax charged shall be refunded to the credit of the central govt
transfer by way of gift is not regarded as transfer.. hence the LTCG with respect to Question no.1(a) does not arise....
with respect to all others there is only STCG/L...
views expressed are my own......
and in 1(a) sir y is cost of acquisition nil in d third case???i guess i got dat 1 wrong..so just askin
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transfer by way of gift is not regarded as transfer.. hence the LTCG with respect to Question no.1(a) does not arise.... with respect to all others there is only STCG/L... views expressed are my own...... |
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y is d third case stcg asper ur opinion???i dont reely know its answer so m just rechekin myself
advance recieved from prospective employers for conducting campus interviews in colleges shall be taxable since its supply of manpower and service tax is charged on amount received.... so ur solution to q.1(c) is wrong
in 2(a)(i) although ur answer is correct but d reason seems wrong ....d reason is dat technical fees has been paid 2 an nr whose services were used in a business or proffesion in india...hence its not a case of business connenction but a case of technical fees
| Originally posted by : anuj | ||
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Originally posted by : zahid transfer by way of gift is not regarded as transfer.. hence the LTCG with respect to Question no.1(a) does not arise.... with respect to all others there is only STCG/L... views expressed are my own...... y is d third case stcg asper ur opinion???i dont reely know its answer so m just rechekin myself |
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stcg in other cases is because period of holding does not exceed 12 moths
in 2(a)(ii) i have an opinion dat paymnet 2 opq college will b subject 2 100% deduction since its not approved....
| Originally posted by : zahid | ||
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Originally posted by : anuj Originally posted by : zahid transfer by way of gift is not regarded as transfer.. hence the LTCG with respect to Question no.1(a) does not arise.... with respect to all others there is only STCG/L... views expressed are my own...... y is d third case stcg asper ur opinion???i dont reely know its answer so m just rechekin myself stcg in other cases is because period of holding does not exceed 12 moths |
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dude...but in d third case...d poh exceeds 12 months i guess...its d original shares...dey werre held fr more dan 12 months
with regard to q.2(a)ii... scientific expenditure to OPQ College does not qualify for 175% scince it is not an approved college as nper the question... hence ur answer is wrong.....
and above all the deductoion is not calculated in the manner u have depicited... if 35lakh is weighted amount 20lakh shall be deducted from 35 and that amount is available for deduction
| Originally posted by : zahid | ||
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with regard to q.2(a)ii... scientific expenditure to OPQ College does not qualify for 175% scince it is not an approved college as nper the question... hence ur answer is wrong..... and above all the deductoion is not calculated in the manner u have depicited... if 35lakh is weighted amount 20lakh shall be deducted from 35 and that amount is available for deduction |
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no buddy....dat's correct d deduction available is actually 175% not 75 %
sir interest on capital as per my opinion is income from other sources...
| Originally posted by : anuj | ||
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Originally posted by : zahid with regard to q.2(a)ii... scientific expenditure to OPQ College does not qualify for 175% scince it is not an approved college as nper the question... no buddy....dat's correct d deduction available is actually 175% not 75 % |
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brother 175% is available for approved scientific researcg institutes only as per sec 35.....
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