The benefits of obtaining a lower rate TDS certificate are enormous. It saves interest on monies that would otherwise get blocked, and also the mammoth hassle of obtaining refund at a later stage. However, there are very people who are availing this facility successfully. There is a plethora of theory on internet on this subject; however, every now & then I keep facing questions, from my friends in the fraternity as well as from clients, on the practical and procedural part for completing the task successfully. With that in mind, I am depicting a comprehensive picture.
As per section 140, section 159 and section 160 of the Income Tax Act, 1961, there are many cases where a person is incapable from attending his affairs, in such cases their guardian or any other competent person can act on their behalf with specific authorisation.
The Rule 114E prescribed under the reporting transactions and persons that need to file such records to Director/Joint director of Income Tax (Intelligence and Criminal Investigation).The same is produced below in a synopsis manner to help the reader to get a broad idea of the provisions and rules.
As we all are aware that the due date of TDS return filing is coming closer for 3rd Quarter i.e. 31st January, 2020 for FY 2019-20. Hence this article is kind of reminder for all taxpayers to be compliant this time towards filing of return within due date to avoid unnecessary interest and late fees. […]
As of now, this tax law is applicable only on online advertisements. This tax applies to advertisers, not publishers. Means it will not affect your Adsense earning. If you Publish ads on your website with AdSense, this tax doesn’t apply because you are a publisher.
It can be fairly concluded from the above judicial pronouncements that the receivable mentioned in the Explanation to Sec.92B can be taken up for transfer pricing scrutiny only when it is a standalone activity or a demonstrated approach is adopted by the assessee to use Accounts Receivable to have free working capital funding.
Private healthcare sector: Income tax incentives, Legal Provisions and Judgments This article covers various sections related to healthcare sector such as Section 10(23C), Section 44A, Section 44AB, Section 11, Section 12, Section 35AD, Section 194I, Section 194h, Section J and many more along with various related case laws. Legal Provisions with respect to tax incentives […]
In re Hi-tech Builder (GST AAR Uttar Pradesh) Q-1 Whether the Project Development Service (i.e. Detailed Project Report Service) and Project Management Consultancy services (PMCS) provided by the applicant to recipient under the contract from State Urban Development Authority (herein after referred as “SUDA”) and the PMC under the contract for Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna […]
In re Hi-Tech Builder (GST AAR Uttar Pradesh) Q-1 Whether the Project Development Service (i.e. Detailed Project Report Service) and Project Management Consultancy services (PMCS) provided by the applicant to recipient under the contract from State Urban Development Authority (herein after referred as “SUDA”) and the PMC under the contract for Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna […]
Section 95 allows this authority to decide the matter in respect of supply of goods or services or both, undertaken or proposed to be undertaken by the applicant. We find that the applicant has not undertaken the supply in the subject case. In fact, the applicant is a recipient of property in subject transaction.
