Devendra
20 April 2015 at 11:32
Earlier I have not furnised my PAN so the deductor deducted 20% of tds but not though I have submitted my PAN instead of number of reminders The Are not revising tds return
Please Let me know the solution.
asgari
19 April 2015 at 08:52
Who can Issue FORM H. And what other precaution requirement for issue of form.h and after its issue.
Naveen Jhanjee
18 April 2015 at 16:15
The property in question is not an ancestral property. My father had left a will giving 2/3rd property in my favour but with my mother's life time residential right and 1/3rd in my younger brother's favour with lifetime residential right of my unmarried sister.Later on my mother persuaded me to place her name in the municipal records for the convenience of paying taxes. Now she says that as I have signed the municipal name change application I have lost all rights given in the will. My brother is also not comfortable with this will.
1. Have I lost my rights over the share as prescribed by the will?
2. Can we file for a division suit based on the will?
3. Can we sell the property if any amicable agreement is achieved, like distribution of sale proceeds in three children and mother agrees to live with me without taking any share?
4. Can three children receive cheques in their own names, after such agreement, without creating any Income Tax liability for me or my mother.
a.k. bhosale
18 April 2015 at 15:20
We have issued a C Form to our supplier, but while application made we have mention our supplier Name ABC insted of ABC(unit of DEF), can this C Form required amendment for short name on C Form (TIN No of Supplier is correct). Plz help in this matter.
Vishal Bhasker
16 April 2015 at 16:12
My aunty(Senior Citizen)has gifted an X amount of money to her younger sister(Age 68) who is also a senior citizen after selling off her property as she is in a bad state. Now can the younger sister give her husband (Age 72) half the amount she received as a gift. Would it be taxable.
What would be the best way to do this money transfer without incurring taxes. Is there any money limit to a gift deed in this scenario. Would appreciate help on this from all you experts.
Thankyou
Vishal
Praveentristar@gmail.com
16 April 2015 at 14:58
Dear Sir
I received the cheque of income tax refund amount Rs 82, 520/- .But the account no mentioned was my old bank account, I sent it to State Bank of India, Cash Management Product Centre, Mumbai with supporting documents for reissuing the refund amount. I sent it on 21-02-2015, but till now I am not received the refund cheque
Please advise me what to do next….
Regards
praveen
Praveentristar@gmail.com
16 April 2015 at 14:53
Dear Sir
I received the cheque of income tax refund amount Rs 82, 520/- .But the account no mentioned was my old bank account, I sent it to State Bank of India, Cash Management Product Centre, Mumbai with supporting documents for reissuing the refund amount. I sent it on 21-02-2015, but till now I am not received the refund cheque
Please advise me what to do next….
Regards
praveen
Abhishek Gupta
16 April 2015 at 08:35
Hello, My Grandfather has given his self owned property to me by GIFT DEED (Registered)in 2010.He purchased that property in 1972 for Rs 2100. Now Grandfather has passed away in 2015. Now I wish to sell this property.
I would like to know the following:
1) What would be the tax liability on me and how it will be calculated?
2)Will this fall under Long/Short term capital gain?
3) What are the ways to save the tax applicable?
Regards,
Abhishek Gupta
VIKAS
15 April 2015 at 13:21
Sir,
Thanks! in advance.
One of my client(individual) wish to file INCOME TAX Return for AY 2013-14 with NIL tax liability. Along with AY 2014-15 & 2015-16. He want to go for home loan.
Pl suggest AY 2013-14?
Pl if possible today.
Regards
Vikas
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