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292 Comments

  1. SGUPTA12571@GMAIL.COM says:

    Dear I am manager accounts in a company, Can I pay cash in a single day in the following manner to a single person.
    Petrol Expenses – Rs. 9250/-
    Staff Welfare exp – Rs. 8250/-
    Repair and Maint – Rs. 9250/-
    Total payment – 26,750/-
    All the cash payment vouchers are less than Rs. 10,000/- but has been claimed by same person on a single day.
    will the payment of above expenses are allowed in Section 40A(3) and 3A.
    Please reply and in case of further query you can contact me on 9810712660

  2. nayana says:

    Hi,
    I have one query regarding details of a body corporate.
    mr.x appointed in an xyz LLP on 28/03/2022 and he acts as a body corporate in 3 LLP’s. these body corporate details are not displaying in xyz LLp while filing online form 11. can you suggest any solution regarding this.

  3. Noor Rajak says:

    Due to some internal documentation issue SB filed Less Value, after one day and containers offloaded in PORT we found that Invoice value which we declared LESS vale. Could you pls help some one how to rectify problem, because if I amend Invoice with correct value and share to Consignee will get correct amount but as per SB value is less.

  4. T V VENKATARAMAN says:

    ITR-2 which is to used for persons without business income does not give option for filling up Firms details. Where the individual is a partner in a TAX AUDIT Firm will not get the benefit of extension for filing the ITR by 15.2.21. Consequently the fees of ₹.10,000 is being levied though it cannot be levied till 15.2.21. Pl highlight this issue.

  5. Kalleshamurthy K N says:

    Someone asked that his GST NUMBER WRONGLY MENTIONED WHILE FILING GSTR-1 FOR OCTOBER 2018. HOW CAN he RECTIFY NOW after the lapse of two years

  6. komal says:

    Can the Invoice be carried electronically (even through Whatsapp) or has to be carried physically? when such invoice is the invoice of movement of goods from the one place to another.

  7. PRADIP KR AGARWAL says:

    WE HAVE TAKEN CREDIT OF GST IN THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2018-2019, WHETHER WE CAN TAKE IN GST INPUT IN GST RETURN IN THE MONTH OF OCT 2019 ONWARDS

  8. Parimal shah says:

    a local firm ( PVT Ltd Co) provides its services to their Associated firm which is located outside India.

    Are they entitled to get the benefits of SEIS scheme?
    for which they get 7% license of duty-free.

    please guide & under which sec are they entitled for this benefit.

  9. Saunak Bose says:

    RE:’AxisBank=001-199-521′ Axis Bank Ltd-Employees Superannuation Scheme MASTER POLICY NO GSCA/609989- VERY VERY URGENT

    I have a superannuation policy with axis bank .I have resigned from Bank .I have commuted 1/3 of that . But due to my present health condition and financial crisis I want also with the 2/3 money .please help me in this case I will be very great full for me.The money is laying with LIC and I am getting only 1835 as pension. I don’t want that .please help me out.
    Regds
    Saunak Bose
    M9475112731

  10. Syed Hassan says:

    I am a retired person age above 60.
    Will I be eligible for standard deduction for FY 2018-2019 , if so to what extent.
    As I understand, Standard deduction is only meant for salaried individuals. Is it true?

  11. Kumar says:

    Dear Sir,
    Iam service provider for Direct export including export from other countries Like from China to Europe.
    In this regard i received overseas commission in USD. i paid GST 18% on the amount credited by the bank to my account. I applied for GST refund.
    In GSTR 1 i delcared an IGST amount of Rs. 12389.04 and i wrongly declared in GSTRS 3B as 12387.00 and paid Rs.12387.00.
    Now my claim was kept pending as there is a difference of Rs.2 ( Rupees two) between GSTR! and GSTR3B. The return period is Dec. 2017.
    How can i correct this amount in GSTR3B and pay this Rs.2/=.
    GST Officer dont know the process of correcting and payment.
    Can anybody suggest what has to be done.

  12. JOGISHWAR SOOD says:

    I am getting EPF pension 1995 from provident fund
    commissioner office and my annual pension Rs 29888 Kindly advice whether I will also be entitled for standard deduction as allowed in budget for 2018-2019 and if so how much and how to calculate the same Thanks JOgishwar sood

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