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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.
Explore the litigation issue of GST on actionable claims in the gaming industry. Learn about the controversy surrounding the imposition of GST on online gaming platforms.
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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.
According to section 40A(3) of the Income Tax Act, if payment for any expenditure exceeding Rs.10,000 is made in cash in a day, then the expenditure will be disallowed under the Income Tax Act.
The upcoming month of September is the most important month which the Taxpayers should take care of. What are Vighnas that taxpayers might /face during the month of September?
Arjuna, there was a rise in the arrests being made in GST offences, hence there was a need for directions to be issued by CBIC for their officers. This is a welcome clarification for the taxpayers and this should to some extent reduce the harassment which was caused to the taxpayers.
