Income-tax

Statutory Obligations for the month of March 2020

Compliance Under Compliance Due date Income-tax Act, 1961 Deposit of Tax Deducted/Collected (TDS/TCS) 7th March 2020 GST Return for TDS under GST 10th March 2020 GST Return for Outward Supplies of Taxable Goods and/or Services 11th March 2020 Income-tax Act,1961 Advance Income Tax – Final Instalment for all Assessees 15th March 2020 Provident Fund Deposit

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New Corporate Income tax rate 22%- Should Proprietory/Partnership/LLP consider to convert themselves?

The announcement of the finance minister regarding the reduction of rate of Income-tax in respect of Domestic Companies to 22% has created lot of interest amongst all entrepreneurs to go into corporate form of business considering the tax benefits. The below table is a comparison of tax liability for various types of Organisations for different

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Time limit for linking Aadhaar & PAN extended to 31st March 2018

As per Section 139 AA of the Income-tax Act,1961 , all the taxpayers are mandatorily required to link their PAN with their Aadhaar Numbers. The earlier due date was 31st August 2017, which was extended to 31st December 2017. In view of the representations received and also on account of the difficulties faced by the

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Exemption from Aaadhaar – PAN Linking

The Income-tax Department had recently made linking of Aadhaar & PAN madatory for assessees. A facility for the same was also introduced in the income tax efiling website www.incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in. Now the Income-tax Department vide its Notification No S O 1513(E) dtd 11th May 2017 has exempted the following assessees :- Persons residing in the States of

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ARE U MAKING CASH PURCHASES (INCLUDING JEWELLERY) EXCEEDING RS. 2 LAKHS?

If you have habit of making high value cash purchases (including jewellery/bullion) its time to shell out more money for your purchases. As per the recent Finance Bill 2017 (which is yet to be passed by the Parliament), you may have to pay TCS (Tax Collected at Source) @ 1% on your Cash purchases exceeding

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