Practising Chartered Accountant
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Issue Id: 120885
Dear Professionals TDS as per section 194I(B) is 2%, however in case 10% is deducted and deposited by filing Form 26QC then will entire benefit of ...
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Issue Id: 120768
Dear Sir/Maam In FY 2023-24 we deducted TDS at 2%, but since the deductee’s PAN was inoperative at that time, the system raised a 20% short ...
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Issue Id: 120529
Dear Experts, Party A had received goods on 15th Sep 2025 at rate of 12% however thereafter GST Rate was increased to 18%. Now, Party A wants to ...
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Issue Id: 120149
In a case where the tax liability was mandatorily required to be discharged in cash in accordance with Rule 86B, but was inadvertently paid through ...
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Issue Id: 119406
Dear Experts, Assessee was a Pvt Ltd company and got converted into LLP in FY 2019-20. It voluntarily cancelled GST Regn of company and got new ...
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Issue Id: 119214
Dear Sir, Company A and Company B both own 2 acres land. Now Company A is signing JDA with Company B as per which Company B will carry out ...
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Issue Id: 118970
Dear experts, One of our client imported a machinery in Nov 2023 and paid IGST and custom duty and claimed ITC of IGST. The machine developed a ...
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Issue Id: 118881
Dear Sir, A client had constructed a govt school vide contract entered in July 2015 (i.e. after March 2015) and also constructed Police station ...
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Issue Id: 118876
Our clients had received certain amounts from a private college (Registered u/s 12AA) for construction of building in 2016. The primary contract was ...
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Issue Id: 118875
Dear Experts, One of our client is under appeal in service tax matter and they are liable to discharge tax on certain taxable works contract ...
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Issue Id: 118484
Dear Experts, During recent internal audit of Mr. X, it came to notice that in FY 2021-22, rates on some of his sale items was increased from 12% ...
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Issue Id: 118371
In FY 2017-18, Supplier A based in Haryana received goods from Delhi on which IGST was charged. However, by mistake, accountant punched credit as ...
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Issue Id: 118357
Dear Experts,A real estate developer is developing a residential housing project in Punjab. The approval for the same has been granted by the Govt ...
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Issue Id: 118323
In one of the case of firm while filing return of Income for AY 2022-23, interest paid to partners was added back to firm's income but ...
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Issue Id: 118309
Dear Experts, A jeweler is providing services of repair of jewellery to end customers. It is outsourcing this work to job workers who charge it ...
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Issue Id: 118305
A client has installed an electric transformer which supplies direct electricity from power station to its factory. For said purpose, it has erected ...
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Issue Id: 118304
Dear experts, An EOU has taken refund of IGST paid on exports after 9th Oct 2018 even though after such date as per Rule 96(10), EOU claiming IGST ...
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Issue Id: 118300
Dear everyone, I have a query regarding Customs Notification No. 02/2022 wherein, the Government has made a number of amendments to the earlier ...
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Issue Id: 118231
Dear Experts, A University is paying fees to non resident for checking and evaluating Thesis prepared by students studying at the University. ...
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Issue Id: 118230
Dear Experts, Mr. A is partner in firm which is liable for audit. While filing his ITR for AY 2021-22 however he selected that firm was not liable ...
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Financial statement disclosure requirements now mandate expanded transparency on ageing, related-party loans, CWIP, revaluations and crypto.
Amendments to Schedule III require expanded presentation changes and disclosure obligations in financial statements, including mandatory rounding based on total income, separate ageing schedules for trade receivables and payables, disclosure of loans to promoters and related parties, reconciliation of bank/FI statements, separate reporting of CWIP duration and suspensions, distinct reporting of revaluation impacts on PPE and inclusion of crypto-currency holdings and results. IND-AS entities face additional presentation changes such as separate lease liabilities and revised equity disclosures addressing prior period errors. (AI Summary)
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