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All Service Tax Registered Person are facing one common Problem, HOW TO TAKE ITC CREDIT of REVERSE CHARGE (RCM) paid after 30th june’17, So on 28th Sept’17 a Circular was issued solving this problem, Those who paid after 30th June can also take ITC in their ST-3 Return, but now Problem will be for those Who already filed ST-3, So again it has been clarified that for those Who already filed return on or before 31st August,
In our considered opinion, it appears that the proposal for introduction of a new Rule 39A in the Income-tax Rules, 1962 is not found to be fair. The implementation of the new rule will further increase the already existing heavy compliance burden on tax payers. Even the Form effectively requires periodic computation of income and expects tax payers to give reasons for less payment of advance tax compared to the earlier year
It has been clarified that in cases where service was received before 1-7-2017 and payment for the value of the service was also made before 1-7-2017, but the service tax was paid by 5th/6thJuly 2017, details of credit should be indicated in Part I of Form ST-3 by filing a revised return.
Applicant must possess the educational qualification M.COM / CA / ICWA / CS from a recognized institution/ University (as on 1st Jan 2017 as per Recruitment Rule of BSNL). The Candidates having qualification M.COM/CA/ICWA/CS from a recognized institution/University shall only be able to appear in the online examination
ICAI considers it a privilege to submit its suggestions on GST Implementation Issues. We have segregated122 suggestions in 3 parts: Law Related Issues, Procedural Issues and GSTN related Issues
The Central Bureau of Investigation has today arrested an absconding Deputy Commissioner of Customs, Mundra in an on-going investigation of a case relating to alleged bribery of Rs. 20 lakh.
HOW A TAXPAYER CAN ADD A NEW PRIMARY AUTHORIZED SIGNATORY WITH NEW EMAIL/PHONE ON GST WEBSITE Advisory for Taxpayers wanting to edit email/phone of Primary Authorized signatory not added on Promoters/Partner Tab. Step-1. Login with your user id and password, Step-2. Click on the Services > Registration > Amendment of Registration Non-Core Fields Step-3. Click […]
If the AO has not rejected the books of accounts and has only doubted the genuineness of the suppliers but not the genuineness of the purchases and if the payments are made by account payee cheques, s. 69C is not attracted. S. 69C cannot be applied where all purchase and sales transactions are part of regular books of accounts. The basic precondition for invoking s. 69C is that the expenditure incurred by the assessee should be out of books of accounts
On the facts and circumstances of the case the Assessing Officer has erred in computing long term capital gain at Rs. 99,57,265/-. 2. That the Commissioner (Appeals) is wrong in not granting exemption under section 54 and 54F of the Income Tax Act on the amount invested for the purchase of residential plot and deposits made under capital gain in the Bank.
In the present appeals, the only question that arises for consideration is as to whether the respondents-assessees who have received some amount of enhanced compensation as also interest thereon under an interim order passed by the High Court in pending appeals relating to land acquisition matter are liable to be assessed for income tax in the year in which it has been received or not.
