my friend (female) doing govt job in jntu hyderabad her total income per yeat is 6.50 laks.lic and post office savings are 1 lakhs .so how much tax we have to pay.
pls explain tax reduction ways,if any exemption pls give me suggestion sir.
ts
05 November 2013 at 19:16
Hello.
I used to deposit the rent of my house in Delhi in the court as per its order during the course of a Rent Case of the same house.
The case was recently decided in my favor.
I have to deposit the rent for the future period so i sent my Land Lord a Money Order of the Rent by just giving a remark about payment of Rent on the Money Order though i am not sure that whether that remark also reached my Landlord along with money order and the same was return back to me.
My Query is -
1. How can i send my future rent to my landlord.
2. Should i also had to send a Notice stating regarding the payment of rent through money order or just a Money order with the remark of rent payable is enough.
Thanks ...
Amaresh Patel
05 November 2013 at 17:44
Dear Sir,
I am a central government employee working in the department of Posts, India.
I was made over the suspension order after working hours on 31.01.13 by my disciplinary authority which is not the appointing authority of my present post with the subject :-
A disciplinary proceeding against -- - is contemplated and kept under suspension with immediate effect vide sub rule- (1) of Rule 10 of CCS(CCA) Rules, 1965.
For kind information no prior explanation was called for.
Again on 22.02.13 I was revoked vide sub-rule(5) of Rule 10 of the CCS(CCA) Rules 1965 and I resumed the duty at the afternoon on 22.02.13.
After 271 days I received the chargesheet on the charge that I failed to maintain devotion to duty and acted in a manner which is unbecoming of a Govt Servant as required under Rule- 3(1)(ii) and 3(1)(iii) of CCS(Conduct) Rules-1964.
The fact was like this :-
That I am acting as Supervisor of an office and I could not relieve a subordinate though he had been granted Earned Leave by my disciplinary authority, received through email and that was due to pressure of work and I replied through email like " It is for kind information that as one of the 3 assistants has been on training and only 2 assistants are working the said Sri XXX cannot be relieved on office arrangement".
Now my disc. authority has chargesheeted me and directed me in that memo. to submit within 10 days a written statement of his defence and also to state whether I desire to be heard in person.
So can U kindly help me what statement I have to submit and what is the severity of the case.
With regards
Anonymus
05 November 2013 at 17:08
Hi,
I am married and working in Bangalore. My family is settled in Bihar. I have three sisters (all married) & one brother (un married). So in total we are five siblings. My father derived all our property from my grand father (self earned property).After my grand father death, he got the property mutuated on his name and now he is the owner as he is the only son. Recently he has started selling property without my knowledge. I have two questions:
1. I want to file injuction petition. Can I file the same from Bangalore or do I need to go to Bihar for same.
2. What are the documents required for same?
Ommission or Supression of facts in a counter affidavit (Civil Suit) may not be perjury.
My query is extraction of facts during deposition during Cross Examination is perjury or not ?
For example a Defendent / Respondent supresses certain material facts in his counter affidavit during cross examination he gives the facts. Definetly there will be a difference in what is said in the counter affidavit and the Deposition.
Is this perjury?
Thanks in advance
Bhalnish Desai
05 November 2013 at 17:04
While calculating available surplus we deduct 6% of Opening reserves.
Should we consider Share premium account in Reserves A/c for such deduction.
Please guide.
V.R.S.Balaji
05 November 2013 at 16:55
A mother executed a settlement deed for her property which was registered.
The settles were her 3 sons and one daughter. Subsequently the mother and her husband passed away. The patta was changed in favour of the 4 settles after the death of the mother A year later one of her sons died intestate and without any legal heirs.
Do the remaining legal heirs have to take a legal heir certificate for the deceased brother or is the settlement deed and the legal heir certificate issued for the father where it is mentioned that he has a unmarried son who died on this date enough to register property if it is sold to a third party
VARADARAJAN T R
05 November 2013 at 16:41
Sub : Obtain Vamsha Vruksha or legal Certificate to transfer four wheeler on my name.
Sir,
My elder brother is passed away two years back in 2011. Ours is joint family and we all stay together in one house. We have one four wheeler which was registered in my elder brothers name. Still it is in his name and not used since his death. I have approached local RTO in Bangalore (we stay in Bangalore) they said they need Vamsha Vruksha for the transfer to my name. I have contacted local Municipal ward office and get confused about their replies. Hence I request your good selves to help me with your advises to get transfer the same on my name.
Thanks
Sridhar
documents required when women applying for passport for first time after marriage
Dear Sir/Madam,
Kindly tell me the importance of ANNEXURE ‘D’ when applying for Passport.
I'm applying passport for my mother(Age:52) then agent asking me to submit form ANNEXURE ‘D’.
All my mother certificates/BankAccounts/AdharCard/VoterId etc.. having surname as her father surname (before Marriage) only.
Could you please confirm me the below 2 things..
1. If my mother submit ANNEXURE ‘D’ then the passport will come with NEW surname (my father surname/after marriage) is it correct ??
2. If my mother did't submit ANNEXURE ‘D’ then the passport will come with OLD surname(her father surname/before marriage) is it correct ??
Please help me to provide the above information.
Thanks in advance.
Shyam