depreciation for motor car is 50%.....
zahid
(student)
(38 Points)
Replied 11 May 2011
LTCG from sale of listed securites is exempt from tax...... hence setting of does not arise....
anuj
(sdsdsd)
(62 Points)
Replied 11 May 2011
first of all interest on capital 2 a partner is incum frm pgbp...100% sure...
n ohh i thought u were tokin abt all d decductions...u mean 2 say dat in case of opq college...deduction will b 10 lakhs....m i ryt...d rest of d deductions r correct as per my thinkin coz d question clearly says dat k research n lmn college are approved while national lab is always taken as approved
zahid
(student)
(38 Points)
Replied 11 May 2011
u/s 111a is the case of STCG not LTGC brother.. go back tour book aand see thats the case.... STCG are subjet to 15% tax
rest abt scientific expenditure ur ryt
CA.ViVeK M ACA
(ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT)
(28544 Points)
Replied 11 May 2011
Originally posted by : zahid | ||
answer to above capital gain is ryt but u have erred in COA... previous forfieted money is not taken into considerationj ie; Rs25000 |
This is a correction and will do it
zahid
(student)
(38 Points)
Replied 11 May 2011
Question no. 5(a) is wrong with respect to previous money forfieted ie; Rs 25000.. this amount is not deductible
CA.ViVeK M ACA
(ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT)
(28544 Points)
Replied 11 May 2011
Originally posted by : anuj | ||
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 |
Anuj,
I just want to confirm the same.25,000/- is a tax free income Rite. In Fact This 25,000/- also taken in to consideration for adjusting Cost of acquistion since this will have effect on Ultimate capital gain calculation... So as per the bear Act i am gone wrong but in the logic, i am correct. But not working
zahid
(student)
(38 Points)
Replied 11 May 2011
Q.7(a)(1) is correct
but in Q7(a)(2) (iii) reason is not correct.. Intrerest on FD are subject to tax and are not exempt under ohter sources... it is immaterial whether the amount is less than or in excess of Rs50000
anuj
(sdsdsd)
(62 Points)
Replied 11 May 2011
Originally posted by : zahid | ||
u/s 111a is the case of STCG not LTGC brother.. go back tour book aand see thats the case.... STCG are subjet to 15% tax rest abt scientific expenditure ur ryt |
oh sorry ...but ltcg is exempt only in case of shares sold in d manner specified u/s 111a i.e. stock market, stt paid
anuj
(sdsdsd)
(62 Points)
Replied 11 May 2011
Originally posted by : zahid | ||
u/s 111a is the case of STCG not LTGC brother.. go back tour book aand see thats the case.... STCG are subjet to 15% tax rest abt scientific expenditure ur ryt |
oh sorry ...i quoted d section wrong....but ltcg on eq shares is xempt only if stt is paid n is dealt thru a recognised s.e
CA.ViVeK M ACA
(ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT)
(28544 Points)
Replied 11 May 2011
Originally posted by : anuj | ||
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 |
Anuj,
I have taken a wrong persumption that only 100 orginal shares and 200 bonus shares are sold. Will correct it.. I
CA.ViVeK M ACA
(ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT)
(28544 Points)
Replied 11 May 2011
Originally posted by : zahid | ||
Advance amount is also taxable under all circumstances.... |
This is a correction
zahid
(student)
(38 Points)
Replied 11 May 2011
Originally posted by : anuj | ||
Originally posted by : zahid u/s 111a is the case of STCG not LTGC brother.. go back tour book aand see thats the case.... STCG are subjet to 15% tax rest abt scientific expenditure ur ryt oh sorry ...i quoted d section wrong....but ltcg on eq shares is xempt only if stt is paid n is dealt thru a recognised s.e |
yes that is right.. and if they are sold through recognised stock exchange they are exempt and setting off the loss does not arise
Syed Faraz
(Manager, Audit, KPMG)
(375 Points)
Replied 11 May 2011
Would the suggested answers from the institute come before the results, anyone?