Ashish M
15 February 2010 at 00:19
The assessee is a women salaried employee. She is going abroad this Feb end as she got married to NRI. She has earned salary of upto Jan,2010.
I want to ask whether while tendering visa at the port, will the immigration officers be asking any return of this yr? If at all they require, will she file return for 10 months for F.Y. 2009-10 this month only ? Will the person accepting return @ dept. accept the same? is there any letter to be attached with it telling reasons and also that the assessee will not be getting assessed in future yrs so as to intimate A.O. not to do any BJA u/s 144 in future yrs. (i heard of any circular regarding the same.)
Is their any no-obj certificate require? i heard the scheme has been abolished.!!
Pls tell about this at the earliest esp. from those who actually dealt in it. Annual Income 3-4 lacs. tax comes around 2000/- evry yr.
thanks.!!
Ram
14 February 2010 at 14:11
Dear sirs,
I am aged 23. I completed my Bcom recently and then i joined a firm of CAs. After working for 2 yrs with them i quit the job and started to work independently as Tax consultant after getting certificate as practitioner from dept of Comm taxes. I file monthly returns of a few clients, appear for assessments and maintain books of accounts etc.
These days i am facing a lot of problems in the Tax depts. the clerks who work their are causing unnecessary delay in doing their work such as issuing statutory forms etc. The applications filed by me are not accepted stating technical errors and i have to do the same things thrice unnecessarily.
Morover if they are in a foul mood they scream at me at the top of thier voice in front of all. They have absolutely no mannerisms in their behavior with the dealers or a few consultants like me. However they are good with a few who pay for getting work done.
I have explained these things to there senior officer who i find is not able to control them even now.
I am in no mood to indulge in any corrupt practices whatsover in order to get my work done quickly. we are thought from our college days not to favour corrput practice.
In this situation
1. can i complain under instructions from my client to the Commissioner or to the Lokayukta.
2. Can delay in performing work can be a reason to file complaint with lokayukta.
I did not want to take these extreme steps but i fear that delay caused by these ppl will result in problems for my client to whom i am answerable. Since i am not a established consultant any client lost would make my living difficult.
Hope you ppl will help me out.
regards
Ram
Anonymous
14 February 2010 at 13:23
Dear All,
we have filed our CIT(A) late by one day. Is there any way to condone the delay. Kindly guide me what can we do...
please tell as early as possible.
Anonymous
14 February 2010 at 12:52
Dear All,
Assessee has received gift from natural love and affection from XYZ of Rs. 40000/- on 14.07.2004 and Rs. 15000/- on 10.05.2004 by DD. XYZ had given the affidavit and confirmation on the stamp paper of Rs.100/- and Rs. 20/- respectively that she had given the assessee sum of Rs. 55000/- as a gift. the Case is lying with cit(a) where the cit(a) is asking for credit worthiness of the Donee.
Can any one tell some related case laws against this.
Arati Gawde
14 February 2010 at 09:29
What is stamp-duty charge on gift-deed from mother to son , if gift is cash amount around 5,00,000/- ( Transaction is in Mumbai) ?
PARVEZ RAFIQUE SHEKHANI
13 February 2010 at 21:17
Sir, i wanted to know, 1]how a property dealer is taxed under income tax act; 2]what are the expenses allowable and 3]how his income is computed under the head "income from business & profession"
Anonymous
13 February 2010 at 20:06
my sir, ask m 1q. i give some black money 3corer rupees,which way u convert all black money into white or how many types the converting.
converting on market base only means cash only
abc give u 3cr.convert into white money on 7 days,whiteout paying any tipes of tax
Anonymous
12 February 2010 at 22:03
Hi !One of my friend entered into sale agreement with a Builder in the year 1994- he paid about 80% of the amt by 2000. In the year he executed another agreement with a Builder for payment of stamp Duty and registration of document.
My friend sold the flat in the year 2002 to a third party- my friend showed the Gain on the ransacion as ong term capital gain and invested the amt in tax saving bonds
The ITO at the time of assessment treated the amt as short term capital gain computing the period of holding from the second agreement instead of 1st agreement citing the date of possession is the date from where the period o holding is to be counted.
The second agreement is verbatim reproduction of the 1st agreement, however no mention of this agrement is made in the second agreement-however the mention of the 1st agreement is made in the sale agreement executed in the year 2002.
My query is- if the stanad of ITO is correct.
I understand the definton of Capital Asset also inludes the right in the property- pl give some ctiation case laws to defend before appellate authorities.
R.Manivasagan
11 February 2010 at 21:48
Sir, is it mandatory to get the "No Objection Certificate" from the Income Tax Department as per Section 296 B(c) of Income Tax Act when the property value exceeds, Rs.25 Lakhs and above. Please clarify me.
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