V K SINGHAL
16 March 2010 at 13:46
Is there any specific format & procedure to file application before CIT (Appleas)under rule 46A of the Income Tax Act, 1961 in a case where no proper opportunity was given by the AO before passing order u/s 144 of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
Anonymous
16 March 2010 at 13:45
Hi,
Myself Uday Kumar my matter is that,my mother was expired on 26th june 2007.I am a adopted son.She left a will that shows the I am only one son.In bank her saving a/c,DBDs(amt.app. 5 lacs) without nominee.I produce all documents(Family membership certificate,death certificate,two guaranters having thrice worth of said amt.)but,bank demands me succession certificate for payment.What can I do please suggest me?
Vijay
16 March 2010 at 13:42
Hello Sir,
I run a business from my home. (The home is the name of my mother.) My accounts doesn't require auditing as they are below 10 lacs (Service Provider).
I would like to pay rent to my mother as office rent, since I am running my business from home. I don't have a TAN number. So what is the max. rent I can pay to my mother for using her home as office TDS deduction requirement?
Anonymous
16 March 2010 at 13:22
Sir,
I worked for a company for more than 2 years.
and after resignation I have applied for my P.F. at P. F. Office. but found that my Employee no. is not correct, so I immediately communicate the management and asked them for disbursement of my P.F. In the mean time I got informed one of the employee of that since a long time company not made its contribution in the account.
my querry is that if I file a case before appropriate Court for my claim of P.F. then there is possibility of winding up procession of said company in stage of execution of said degree/judgement. it is pertinent to state that a explanation has already seek by the authority from the company in this regard.
Clayton Mendonca
16 March 2010 at 12:45
1) Indian Christian person had self acquired property in Utan Taluka, Bhayandar, Thane District, Maharashtra.
2) Person died intestate in 1965.
3) Person had son and he also died intestate in 1990.
4) Son had only one child, Grandchild.
5) Grandchild has two children GreatgrandchildA and GreatgrandchildB.
6)Grandchild, GreatgrandchildA (minor) and GreatgranndchildB (minor) are all alive today.
7) All three of the above want their legal share of the property. Property is 30 gunthas of property worth 30 lakhs in a village in Utan.
8) What is the legal share of each - Grandchild, GreatgrandchildA (minor) and GreatgrandchildB (minor).
9) The Grandchild is divorced and his wife is the guardian of the minors.
Please give your learned suggestions.
Thanks in advance and regards,
Clayton
pratik
16 March 2010 at 12:41
Does order (form 1 to 50 )mention under civil procedure code, 1908 are applicable during sales tax,income tax,excise & service tax proceedinds.
Thanking u all experts in advance.
example : It means the order 18 adjourment ,order 19 affadavit and many others are applicable to the income tax , sales tax excise & service tax proceedings .
Chetan
16 March 2010 at 12:33
A having 7 son(B to -I) son & 1 daughter.
after the death of their father son C to G sold the ancestral property to their brother B.
and also the son D to G sold the part of the property to their brother C.
(Note ;- the Son D to G after sale left the village and settled in anoher place)
whether the wife of B claim for partition to the C who lived in the part of the property for her share
how the wife of B claim for her share pls guide
sanjay
16 March 2010 at 12:22
dear sir,
my father is 72 years old and he owns a house which is however occupied by the tenent and we filed a suit for eviction. we won the case in rent controller court and he awarded eviction. meantime tenent was also giving less rent and we acceped it under protest and eventually court also decided the rent in favour of us. which means tenent was at default on arrears of rent and the another rent controller also ordered the eviction on defalult of arrears. my father and the whole of family has no other house on earth. meantime the tenent also filed the appeal in dist. court and matter is on argument stage only. now my question is should we go execution for eviction? how much time is taken by the court to give permission for execution ?.
please advise
Anonymous
16 March 2010 at 12:12
Since my husband is sailing is there anyway i can get an affidavit authorising me to sign on his behalf ? He can sign and send it back , but can i get it registered here ? And if i do that is an affidavit recognised by the bank who is funding us our home loan ?
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Who can be Witness to a Will
Please answer following queries regarding a Witness of a Will.
1) Does the Witness have to know the contents of the Will?
2) Can a witness refuse to come to Court if Will is probated and one of the legatees objects and questions integrity of the Witness?
3) Can a grandchild to whom the testator has not given any share of his property be Executor of Will?
4) An Executor of Christian Will in Karnataka kept Will hidden for five years after death of testator. When this Will was made public, it was seen that, from the three children of testator, one son was left everything while another son and daughter were left nothing. Can this delay of five years be used to declare the Will as suspicious? The executor was the son of the daughter. Property worth Rs. 60 lakhs. Second son feels that first son and grandchild from daughter have colluded to disinherit him of his Rs. 20 lakhs.
Thanks to everybody.