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293 Comments

  1. Rishi Vyas says:

    if a company proceeds for right issue of shares u/s 62 of CA 2013, do the company require to open a excrow account?? if yes then do the company require to execute escrow agreement??

    if all this reuire to intimate to ROC??

  2. CHANDRASEN says:

    Sir, my flat is now under construction, i am taken a loan form SBI and my company.currently i am not getting a tax benefit because my house is under construction.but currently i am given only interest to bank not totally EMI deduction . how can i show that interest after possession of flat.which document i required to take now for showing interest after possession.

  3. Shital says:

    Respected Sir,

    In individual account can previous year’s short term losses on Equity shares and/or Equity Mutual Funds; we set off against short term gain on sold of property in current year….?

  4. VENKATESH HUNASIGI says:

    in the case of a partner of a professional firm, if his total incomes consists of only share of profit from firm, interest & salary from firm, whether Sec. 207 & 209 relating to payment of advace tax is applicable to the partner? Because, the partner’s current income would entirely depend on the book-profit of the firm which will be derived only on 31st march end every year. How can the partner estimate his current income if he is not able & cannot estimate firm’s book-profit for the current year. Please clarify. Also, interest and salry to partners will be at sole discretion of the firm and the partner will be uncertain about its accrual at the year end.

  5. Manoj says:

    Dear Sir,
    I am working in an autonomous body of Govt. of India. I have joined service on 16th January 2013. After my training period of 1 year, i took charge as Assistant Engineer. My NPS account was opened after my confirmation and I have paid Rs.53491 for FY 2014-15 and an arrears of Rs.51214 for FY 2013-14 towards NPS i.e. I have paid a total of Rs.104705 towards NPS in this FY only. Same amount is contributed by the organisation.

    The problem is they added the total amount i.e., Rs.104705 to my gross but are deducting only Rs.53491 and saying that I have to pay tax for remaining Rs.51214. Many of my colleagues who joined with me are facing the similar problem. Please clarify on this issue & suggest if there is any section for exempting the arrears. Please reply as soon as possible. Urgent.

  6. jatinder singh says:

    Sir i want to ask whether fixed mobile allowance amount received by a govt. Employee is taxable or not? If yes under which section? Pls give clear yes or no answer

  7. Neeraj says:

    Sir,
    I have invested 3600 Rs. in 1993-94 in Deep Discount Bond issued by Sardar Sarovar Narmada Nigam ltd. I have received redemption amount 50,000 in 2014-15.
    My query is that this amount will come under other income and submit ITR-1 or will be treat as long term capital gain and submit ITR-2.

    If it will come under LTCG then in which manner I will pay tax and what is correct?
    1)When I include in my total income I come under 20% tax slab
    2) or I should exclude it from total income and calculate tax separately on salary and on redemption amount 10% or 20% (with indexation).

    your guidelines are deeply required. Plz..

    Thanking You

  8. Sridhar Raj says:

    Hi Sir,

    Need your help on my query.

    In Oct 14 ,My father has undergone with Angioplasty with 3 stents to Blood Vessels in hyderabad ,he doesn’t have any Insurance so we paid total cash amounted to 5.20 Lacs.

    My Question is whether i can get any tax benefit under 80DDB or not or is there any way to get.

    Thanks in Advance,

    Sridhar

  9. agya ram luthra says:

    I and my wife both take a homeloan jointly but due to benifit of stamp duty home is registered on the name of my wife but the repayment is deducted from the salary account whether we both take income tax rebate both

  10. Dilip Kumar says:

    Dear Sir,
    I am a salaried person and in current year that is 2014-15 I drawn salary from bank upto 25th September then I resigned after refunding the 3 months pay to bank.Then I joined kvs so, I want to know is that refunded amount will be added in my income from salary or not. Please help sir.
    Thanks

  11. SARTHAK says:

    Dear Sir a person which is chairmen of society take a vehicle loan in his name.and vehicle provides to society for running. and society deposit a account payee cheque of a registration charges and monthly installment to Chairmen,and chairmen deposit these money into financial instituation
    1.whether society is liable to deduct tds and under which section.
    2.whether it is possible if Chairmen done a agreement to sell vehicle with society under HIRE Purchase aggrement(when loan is over, vehicle transfer in the name of society).and tds not deducted

  12. Suresh says:

    Dear Sir
    i am tatoo artist can i file as profession income or business income and which form i will fill and submit and i should maintain books of accounts

  13. rajesh says:

    Dear All,

    I need your valuable inputs over the following matter –

    Can any company ask to pay the salary transferred in his a/c after resigned, while they didn’t cleared Full & Final. They send a computation sheet stated few PL’s ( while actual PL were much high according to last salary slip)

    Kindly suggest further, as that company send a registered AD stated to pay the amount with in 15 days.

    Thanks – Rajesh

  14. Kanhaiya Chaudhary says:

    Sir I have sent you two articles till now. But my articles were not published. And I did not received any mail why were my articles rejected. You must send a written mail that what omission was made in sending the article so that sender could know that what mistake he made and he will remember in sending the further article

  15. Avishek Saha says:

    Hi Taxguru,

    I am Avishek Saha, a salaried person. I need your guidance on my IT return problem.

    On AY13-14, I didn’t have any taxable income. Thus I didn’t submit IT return.

    On AY14-15, I have taxable income and I filled IT return in online.

    But the problem is while submitting ITRV form in online, by mistake I have chosen AY13-14 instead of AY14-15. and I have submitted my current year income wrongly with AY13-14.

    From CPC, Bangalore, they have sent me an order to pay a huge amount which include Tax, interest (234A,234B,234).

    I have submitted a revised ITR for AY13-14 as well as a Rectification. However I have received response of the rectification with same amount. Revision status is in progress.

    I need your guidance in this regards, otherwise I need to pay a huge amount unnecessary while there was no taxable income on AY13-14.

    Regards,
    Avishek Saha

  16. sk singh says:

    Dear Sir
    I booked a flat in 2004 from army welfare housing organization in Bangalore and paid Rs 5.25 lacs as booking amount. CONSTRUCTION COMMENCED IN 2010 AND I WAS GIVEN POSSESSION IN JUNE 2013. The final cost was Rs 38lacs including booking amount, regn charges and legal fees. I now want to sell it and have an offer of Rs 54 lacs. How much capital gains tax will I have to pay and will the amount I paid initially (Rs 5.25 lacs) be also indexed? request urgent reply

  17. karamjeet says:

    Dear Sir,

    My parents made a home year 1982 on his own land and now they are Senior Citizen and want to sell it because I and my brother lives in other city and we both are working in different company, My annual income is 6 Lacks and my brother’s Annual Income is 8 Lacks.

    please let me know how much income tax to be pay, A purchaser told them that he will buy in Rs. 50 Lacks on paper and reaming money he will give without paper. But my parents denied to take in this way. So the deal could not possible. Please suggest us how much income tax to be pay on sell of house ot Rs 50 Lacks or on 100% pay on paper, like 1 Crore. because My parents want to make one other new house on other his own land that will cost approx 20 Lacks, and remaining Rs. 26 lack they want to fix for their own expenses to live, and other money either they want to invest or will give to me and my brother.

    We are confuse should they sell or not, because there is no any other income sources, they are getting pension Rs 10000 + Rs 8000 getting house rent from renter. Parents are confuse should they invest in other land at other place or what to do this money. and how to save income taxs..

  18. MRS. SYEDA KHADERBI, M.A., M.Com., says:

    My application in Form 39 is rejected by CIT stating that I have not practiced before IT Authorities, for not less than one year as laid under Rule 55 of IT Rules, 1962. The Learned CIT has failed in proper application of mind & has totally ignored two things – (1) that imposing other than the “Act” is ultra virus, and (2) that the Rule 55 is inconsistent with Section 288(2)(vi) of IT Act, 1961. How to convince the CIT?

  19. mr.CB Ale says:

    Mr C B Ale
    Respected sir,
    I will process to refund tax 2013-14 .get to SMS received in time but not to credit amount says to tax department also incarret acc no: then I will send copy my bank passbook twice a time hens not to then credit to pay me my pan no: isAVBPA4711E please well be regard .

  20. satish chhipa says:

    sir ,
    i salary employee and earn 16500 p.m. and also earn commission income for society and earn rental income for house so sir i requsted you what ITR FROM SUBMITTED IN IT DEPARTEMENT and how to reduce my tax liablity
    because salary income 198000
    Rental income 72000
    commission ioncome 84000

  21. khushal gupta says:

    sir
    i am daily visit the your website & i appreciated that you solve the problems related income tax ,sales tax,excise duty, etc. so i say that you have received many problems related to income tax so you can send the problem to me & i contact the porsons & solve the problems.
    thanks
    khushal gupta
    m_no.7087417705
    [email protected]

  22. Sarika Gupta says:

    Dear Sir,
    I have a Flat at New Town Rajarhat, Kolkata. I received possession on 17/10/11 and registration & stamp duty was done on 1/2/2012. Cost is 6.5 lacs. If I sell this flat after 20/10/2014 i.e. 3 years for 20 Lacs, what will be my Long Term Capital Tax Gain? What will be the tax payable for this transaction?

  23. Honey says:

    Dear Sir,

    I want to clarify some points related to part time COP of ICAI –

    1) I am Chartered Accountant from ICAI, India and presently working in Dubai. Can I take part time membership from ICAI, India to become silent partner in India based practicing CA Firm ? If yes, in that case what will be my liabilities to intimate ICAI.

    2) Is it possible to engage in any other business and activity by Part time COP Holder ?

    3) What will be the liabilities of Silent partner in CA firm transaction ?

    You are kindly requested to give me reply as early as possible.

    Regards,
    Honey

  24. Rekha Arun says:

    Hi sir/madam,
    I have two pan card, in different name… In that my dad name is wrongly mentioned, there is a spelling mistake, even my name also wrongly mentioned, it suppose to be rekha s, so please requesting you to cancel two pan card, actually I lost my two pan card also, but one pan card detail i have name is Rekha Arun, & the pan no is BGDPA0172P… The other one is nandini arun, but i dont have the pan no…Requesting you to cancel as soon as possible please.. Its my request, bcoz I’m getting lots of problem….

  25. Srinivas says:

    Dear Sir

    We are hiring manpower through an outsourcing agency @ 7% Commission. We are paying the commission on the sum total of Basic salary + Employer contribution to EPF & ESI. We are paying the Service Tax on the total bill amount (incl.Commission). My doubt is on the following 2 points

    1. Whether the commission to the agency is to be paid only on the Basic salary or including the contribution of EPF & ESI

    2. Whether the S.Tax is to be paid on the total bill amount or only on the Basic salary amount.

    Kindly clarify.

  26. subhash mane says:

    Hi Tax guru,Please guide me,
    I am Stategovt servent.Toatl tax In Financial year 2013-14 is Rs.55632/-which is deducted from my salary which shows from my Form no.16.
    i had transferd in two offices. ie. (1)01/04/2013 to 12/08/2014 in first office wchich dected Rs. 6000/- & (2) from 13/08/2013 to 31/03/2014 in second office tax deucted Rs. 49632/-.
    Second office already given e-generated TDS Certificate of Rs.49632/-.but first one office dont give me e-generated TDS Certificate of Rs. 6000/-.Where can i complaint against TAN Duductory? – See more at: https://taxguru.in/chartered-accountant/invitation-to-join-taxguru-in-panel-of-esteemed-authors.html#comment-1030500

  27. subhash mane says:

    Hi Tax guru,Please guide me,
    I am Stategovt servent.Toatl tax In Financial year 2013-14 is Rs.55632/-which is deducted from my salary which shows from my Form no.16.
    i had transferd in two offices. ie. (1)01/04/2013 to 12/08/2014 in first office wchich dected Rs. 6000/- & (2) from 13/08/2013 to 31/03/2014 in second office tax deucted Rs. 49632/-.
    Second office already given e-generated TDS Certificate of Rs.49632/-.but first one office dont give me e-generated TDS Certificate of Rs. 6000/-.Where can i complaint against TAN Duductory?

    for the period from 01.4.12 to 12.08.2013. My Company deducted TDS of Rs. 1,00,000 but not given TDS certificate till date. What legal remedy I have to force my employer to issue me the TDS certificate i.e. Form 16? – See more at: https://taxguru.in/income-tax/what-to-do-if-the-employer-refuses-to-issue-tds-certificate-and-can-i-claim-the-credit-for-tds-deducted-from-my-salary.html#sthash.UljgfCfu.dpuf

  28. Ritesh says:

    Hi Tax Guru,

    In financial year 2013-2014 , I was in UK for 6 months

    April to Sept 2013 : I was in India : Income 300000

    Oct 13 to March 2014: I was in UK : Income 13,000 GBP , Tax paid 1386 GBP

    Please let me know while filing return in India I need to consider UK income as Taxable income in India ?

    Thanks,
    Ritesh

  29. Abhishek says:

    I have one listed ltd. company which was under NPA from a bank in f.y. 06-07. Their was huge loss and now company come under OTS sattlement with state bank . So fulfill it’s OTS amount company has to sale it’s factory all assets including land. Land was purchased in 89-90 in 15 lac and now sold in 2.61 crore. Whole amount was deposited in bank’s OTS account then bank released the land document. How can we save the capital gain tax as company has nothing more to deposit tax.

  30. Jitendra Gohil says:

    Subject:
    clarification regarding Goods return cenvat credit under rule 16 of central excise rules 2002

    I want to get clarification about cenvat credit , in this budget our FM.has amended cenvat credit rules 2004 and fixed time limit for taking cenvat credit up to Six Month from the date of issue of invoice .
    in this base let me clear that if i am manufacture and i send material to my branch on dated 01-12-2013 which is situated in mumbai after paying duty and branch sends back some of goods return to me(ho) on dated 01-10-2014 so at that time can i take credit for the same duty paid goods which i receive from branch ….according to this budget ..

    Require Clarification on below Issue.

    In the regards of above discussed matter the F.M. has amended Cenvat Credit rules 2004 , rule-4 & rule-7 and for brought back duty paid goods in the factory rule-16 of the central excise rule 2002 is available and the same is not amended in this budget so please clarify me six month time limit will also be applicable on goods return cenvat credit ?.

  31. SRIDHARAN A says:

    Dear Sir

    I made a mistake while quick e filing, i put worng gross income and submitted, i received the ITR V form but i didnt sent the post to Tax department, I want to correct the issue, what should i do.
    kindly Help me to correct the issue.
    Note:i paid the tax correctly.
    While Efiling i didt the mistake.

  32. AJAY PATEL says:

    I am manufacturing of Stainless Steel Ingots,Flat, Roundbar and Brightbar.

    I am manufacture Own Production and Out side jobwoker production at our factory location.

    I am job worker material received Stainless Steel Ingots and I conversion Ingots to Stainless Steel Flat. At the mfg. of Jobwork process used mainly material Natural Gas in Rolling Mill. Gujarat Valued Tax Says Input Tax Credit reduce on Job work made from Ingots to Flat.

    But Flat its is not a exempted Goods Under Gujarat Valued Tax becuase next party received this material seling under tax paid.

    This Stainless Steel Flat is Taxable Goods under GVAT.

    Actully do its input tax credit reduced yes or No?

    So please request you to send us any Judgment of no Input tax Credit reduced on Job WOrk.

    Thanks N Regards,
    Ajay Patel
    Mangalam Alloys Ltd.
    Gujarat

  33. sonu says:

    Respected Sir,

    we are operating own show room and sale of branded goods i.e. jackets and other material. but we have transfer all payment to company.

    for exemple: one pc rs. 100/- and sale rs. 150/- and we adjust the rs.10/- and we have transfer to Rs. 150/- branded goods.

  34. Geeta Devi says:

    Dear Sir
    Re: Coupon No 546922696
    While checking status of PAN on UTISL site it displays “confirmation awaited from ITD”.I therefore request u to take the matter…
    no alternative advise is given to get the card. When do I receive the pan card after getting the pan no.? Please do the needful & inform me about dispatch ID bundle ID & consignment/Ucp no. So that I can call the for future communication if card not received in the meantime.

  35. rohitash yadav says:

    Sir i am govt. employee i am tax payer @10%. 2 yrs ago i take homeloan on my salary only and registerd on my wife she is housewife.i am getting tax benifit from 2 yrs. I am right ? if cant than what to do?

  36. Md-Fakrul Islam Choudhury says:

    I read the Article which was more interesting, i think the person who shared their ideas, views,this is fabulous the tax related article is more helpful for us.

  37. Rajesh says:

    Dear Sir, how r you,
    In 2011 my mother sell a empty plot for Rs 30.laks.and buy a empty plot of RS 12.laks in 2013.so kindly tell what we have pay tax or not.if yes .how we can save it.

  38. Bipin Kambad says:

    Sir,
    I have completed my CA article-ship in 1998. I have not cleared my C.A. intermediate examination till date. can I give intermediate/PE examination. What is the procedure? Please send reply.

  39. jeyaprakash says:

    Dear sir,

    We run Engineering college in coimbatore for the finance year 11-12, we have paid to mafoi randstad and cocubes.com toawards online subscription of wwww.cocubes.com for managing placement activity online for candidates and placement preparatory program whether applicable for TDS because our ITO has instruct to pay the TDS for assessment year 12-13. kindly clarification said query.

    Thanking you
    Jeyaprakash
    Coimbatore

  40. WHETHER A NATIONALISED BANK JOINT FD ATTRACT TAX? says:

    WHETHER A NATIONALISED BANK JOINT FD ATTRACT TAX?
    Dear Professional Colleagues,
    Please note the following details:
    1. There are 2 Friends (NON RELATIVES- NO Blood Relation)
    2. Both hold a FD Of Rs.10 Lacs @ ~10% interest rate in Joint name (EITHER OR SURVIOR).
    3. NOMINATION in 2nd Friends favour is availabe.
    4. “WILL” is prepared for transfer of FD Amount (incase of death of 1st holder).
    5. 1st Holder of FD is regularly showing total interest income in his personal income tax return.

    Query:
    A] Incase of death of 1st Holder of FD, what will be the position?
    B] Whether Capital Gain tax will be attracted to 2nd holder & when will he have to pay tax? Is it at the time of transfer or sale (sale means auto maturity or transfer of funds to account/cash on maturity?
    C] Or this income will be taxable in 2nd holders hands as Income From Other Source?
    D] Anyother suggestion for minimising tax!

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