In IT sector, in these days a huge turnover of workforce has been seen. Some IT companies are removing employees or some employees are leaving the organization. IT Companies for example Twitter, facebook has fired its workforce. Also, many of its remaining employees have resigned the organization.
On 28th September 2022, CBIC issued a notification to extend the time limit for completion of major compliances of previous financial year 21-22 under GST Act till 30th November 2022 or furnishing of the relevant annual return (GSTR-9), whichever is earlier.
1. Payment of tuition fees paid by parents for their children is allowed as deduction under section 80C. The Deduction is available to the extent of Rs 1,50,000/-. 2. Exemption for salaried taxpayer if they get perquisite from their employer for education of Rs 100 per month per child (upto 2 children)
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Recently the CBDT has released a notification specifying the extension of due dates of Income Tax Returns and TDS Forms. The following due dates are extended: Income Tax Return – Due date is extended to 07th November 2022(earlier the due date was 31st October 2022.) TDS Form 26Q – Due date is extended to 30th November 2022(earlier due date was 31st October 2022.)
CBDT has released draft common Income Tax Return Form by merging all the existing returns of income except ITR-7 for all taxpayers barring trusts and non-profit organizations, to which all stakeholders and general public can provide inputs up to December 15.
CBIC issued Circular No. 17/2022-GST on 1st Aug,2022 specifying mandatory E-invoicing from October 1, 2022 for businesses whose aggregate turnover exceeds Rs 10 crore in any financial year from 2017-18 to 2021-22
TRAN-1 form is required to be filled by taxpayer who is entitled to carry forward Input tax credit from earlier regime to GST regime. TRAN-2 form is required to be filled by taxpayer who has registered for GST but was unregistered under the old regime to claim tax credit on stocks held by them on 30th June, 2017.
