SUBHASH SHARMA
04 September 2009 at 15:46
ONE OF MY CLIENT WHO IS REGISTERED WITH UP TRADE TAX ( SALES TAX ) HE HAS NOT BEEN FILING HIS VAT RETURN SINCE 2006 ONWARDS HE DOES NOT HAVE ANY SALE AND PURCASE DURING THE SAID PERIOD.
WHAT SHOULD HE DO NOW HE WANTS TO SURRENDER HIS SALES TAX NO AND WANTS TO GET DONE ASSESSESSEMENT OF THE SAID FINANCIAL YEAR.
SUBHASH SHARMA
ADVOCATE
M-9891338895
deepika menda
04 September 2009 at 15:45
Does only possesing title of any property establish your right & interest in the same too.This is related to a property a suit flat, where in the plaintiffs have managed to establish title of the flat, however, the right and interest as per my knowledge has been with the defendants who are in possesion of the same. I want to clarify inthis context whether right and interest is possessory right or is there something else which could mean right & interest.
AMIT KARIA
04 September 2009 at 15:35
Hello,
In a case of State v/s the Accused against whom we had filed a complaint in Crime Branch & Chargesheet was filed by the Investigating Officer,
Q 1
although we cannot appoint a lawyer to directly fight the case, but can we hire a lawyer to assist or support the public prosecutor ?
Q 2
What other steps can we take so that the Public Prosecutor remains loyal & does'nt accept bribe from the other party ?
Waiting for your kind replies
Thanks
Amit Karia
SUBHASH SHARMA
04 September 2009 at 15:31
HI,
I HAVE PURCHASED GOODS FROM INTERSTATE AGAINST C-FORM.
I HAVE BEEN CHARGED CST @ 1% AND @ 2% WITH DIFFERENT SUPPLIERS IN DELHI AND OTHER STATES.
I JUST WANT TO CONFIRM WHAT IS THE RATE OF CST NOW AGAINST FORM -C . IS IT 1% OR 2%.
SUBHASH SHARMA
ADVOCATE
M-9891338895
MATHEW
04 September 2009 at 15:26
(1)I have 2 flats in my own name. The first one was purchased in 2003 at a cost of rs.5 lakh. I want to transfer one of the flat in the name of my wife. What is the best mode of transfer with out any money transaction ? What is the income tax implication ? (2) If I sell the flat, using that money can I buy a flat/property in our joint name or solely in her name as a reinvestment with out paying capital gain tax ? (3) Can the money got by selling a flat can be used for buying land as reinvestment with out paying capital gain tax ?
Naveen Manghani
04 September 2009 at 13:45
Dear Professionals,
The date of birth of one of my relatives, aged about 37 years is wrongly mentioned on both, the leaving certificate from the school and the matriculation certificate. There is no birth certificate also, as the birth had taken place at home only. As there are no documentary records to show his correct date of birth, is there any other way to correct the same ?
Kindly enlighten me.
Thank you.
Naveen
pankaj Kumar
04 September 2009 at 13:22
I am looking the sale tax in Ltd Co, from few days, vendor demand the RC Co for billing to me, it is mendory according to VAT act & rule, plz give my idea in this regards,
Pranay Shahdeo
04 September 2009 at 12:33
Mr.Shabbir Ahmed is having a daughter who is residing with her maternal uncle since childhood in Mumbai.Her name in her matriculation certificate is mentioned as Miss Sana Shabbir Khan and her father's name as Mr. Shabbir Khan. Now she is doing job and having some problems with her and her father's name as he is Mr. Shabbir Ahmed.How can she rectify her and her father's name in the court so that she can't face further any problem,please suggest me
Sachin Avhad
04 September 2009 at 12:19
Hello All,
I have purchased an apartment in last year. I am second owner of this apartment. We have made "Aggrement to Sale" i.e. Between me & first owner.
Now I want to sell this flat but new purchaser is demanding "Deed of Apartment" between mee & first owner.
But I have "Deed of Apartment " between builder & first owner.
So is there must need of to do "Deed of Apartment?" between mee & first owner.
Thanks,
Sachin.
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Right, title and interest
Pls tell me the difference between the words- having right, title and interest in the property.