pratyu
04 May 2011 at 11:09
sir
i deposited 8 lakhs as fdrs in IOB bank in my name,i had received the money from usa from my brother.the bank people told me that i will have to submit pan card for tax assesment,they told me that i will have to pay tax on the interest received by me on that money.
please kindly advice me how much interest( amount received as interest on the fdr)can be exempted from tax since i dont have a pan number at pesent and they tell me 20% will be deducted as tax for not producing pan.kindly advice the maximum limit of money a person can get on such savings without being liable to tax.
thank you
Anonymous
04 May 2011 at 07:43
I had put some money in fixed deposit of NBFC sahara.
yesterday , on date 3rd May 2011, they have given me Form 16A for the period 1 april 2008 to 30 june 2009.
They say TDS certificate for remaining period will be coming soon.
But the date of issue of this certificate is 2-2-2010 and date on which tax deposited is 28 january 2010.
As my income is non taxable, so I have never filed IT return.
On that certificate, it is also mentioned that Date of releasing TDS certificate is 24-3-2011 ( due to late submission of PAN )
Is this certificate useful or has it expired ?
Can I claim refund now ?
hardeep
03 May 2011 at 16:37
Dear Sir,
We are purchasing/procuring excisable goods without payment of excise duty from a company against CT-1 Bond for export. The company providing us goods against ARE-1 form in a natural colour.
We are further getting these goods zinc plated from a job worker who charging us Service tax in his bill.
We want to know, can we take credit of this service tax amount as a input service cenvat credit.
Please reply and oblige.
Very thanks.
Hardeep
Anonymous
03 May 2011 at 15:57
My company has a project office in Bhutan. For project related works we engaged contractor both from Bhutan and India. we are deducting only Bhutan TDS as per RRCO guidelines and depositing in RRCO Account. Is it necessary to deduct Indian TDS in addition to Bhutan TDS also from Indian contractor? we are making payment in Bhutan currency only.
Sir, we are making payments in Bhutan.
Jagmohan Rawat
02 May 2011 at 16:48
Hi friends,
if service tax on import of service is not deducted from the the credit given to the party though service tax payment has been made by the service receiver (reverse charge case)on the gross value of the invoice. In such situation wether it will be considered sufficient compliance of the service tax provision. Kindly reply.
C.A Alok Mukherjee
02 May 2011 at 16:11
Can anybody please provide me a contact details of a legal expert in Kolkata who can give an opinion on tax impact of WBVAT Act?
Suresh Pathak
02 May 2011 at 12:16
Hi guys. I have reviewed almost all available literature and have still not reached a conclusive decision on this following issue.
The relevant assessment year is 06-07 for which this query is being posted.
An assessee received the first notice under Section 143(2) within the stipulated time period. The assessee attended all subsequent meetings and gave all the required documents. The AO in the meanwhile got transferred. The new AO issued a new notice under Section 143(2) and demanded further information. The assessee participated in the proceedings thereon and was assessed for a higher income thereon. However, this new notice under Section 143(2) was beyond the stipulated time. The Income Tax Act of India for that particular assessment year 06-07 clearly stipulates that "no notice under Section 143(2) can be issued after the stipulated period."
In my view, this new notice issued by the AO is void, invalid and illegal.
The Supreme Court has in one judgement held that proceedings held post an invalid notice are void per se.
I request you to give your views on what would be your stand on this issue. Is the new notice invalid? Would the proceedings and assessment held on the basis of this new notice be also invalid?
Thanks
Gaurav Gupta
02 May 2011 at 10:19
I am confuse regarding in Excise Duty on Garments The Excise Duty will charge on 45% on MRP whether transaction value is more or less. (ignores Transaction Value)
or
The Excise Duty will charge on transaction value. as per section 4 of Excise Tariff Act.
Regards
GAURAV GUPTA
Anonymous
01 May 2011 at 16:02
sir... we can get the refund from Service tax deportment.
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