Answers to queries on legal issues
Partnership firm, stock in trade , retiring partners ? | |
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Subject: | Partnership firm, stock in trade , retiring partners ? |
Category: | Income-Tax |
Asked by: | Ravi aiftp |
Answered by: | Mr .Ganesh Purohit, Senior Advocate |
Tags: | partnership firm, Retirement, s.9B, stock in trade |
Date: | January 14, 2024 |
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The transaction in question will be governed by section 9B of the income tax act. Section 9B provides that in case of retirement of partners, if the specified entity gives to the specified person, either capital asset or stock in trade, same will have to be valued at the market price, and shall be taxable… (read more)
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Distinction between “Burden of Proof” and “Onus of Proof” | |
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Subject: | Distinction between “Burden of Proof” and “Onus of Proof” |
Category: | Income-Tax |
Asked by: | Ravi aiftp |
Answered by: | Chartered Accountant ., Mr . H. N. Motiwalla |
Tags: | burden of proof, onus of proof |
Date: | January 13, 2024 |
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The Income tax Appellate Tribunal, Mumbai in Raw Presery (P) Ltd v. ACIT [143 Taxmann.com 158] has minutely pointed out difference between two, while discussing rigors of section 68 of the Income tax Act, 1961 as under: “The said provision casts the initial burden to prove the nature of credit on the recipient, i.e. the… (read more)
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Character of land at the time of sale- Agricultural land converted as NA -Capital gains -Valuation? | |
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Subject: | Character of land at the time of sale- Agricultural land converted as NA -Capital gains -Valuation? |
Category: | Income-Tax |
Asked by: | Ravi aiftp |
Answered by: | Chartered Accountant ., Mr . H. N. Motiwalla |
Tags: | Agricultural land, converted as NA, valuation |
Date: | January 13, 2024 |
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At the time of sale it is Non Agricultural land. Therefore the value of land in 2001 should be considered as Non Agricultural land, as it was converted in 2001 as Non Agricultural Land. Before 2001 it was rural agricultural land but that has no significance after conversion. Thus non agricultural land is a ‘capital… (read more)
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One Time Deposit for future maintenance | |
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Subject: | One Time Deposit for future maintenance |
Category: | Income-Tax |
Asked by: | Ravi aiftp |
Answered by: | Chartered Accountant ., Mr . H. N. Motiwalla |
Tags: | One Time Deposit for future maintenance |
Date: | January 13, 2024 |
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The contention of the assessee is correct as he is a “trustee” for the amount received, and is under obligation to spend that amount for future maintenance of the building on behalf of flat owner. Therefore the amount received as one time deposit is not taxable in the hands of promoter and builder. Section 3… (read more)
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Loan to subsidiary – capital loss | |
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Subject: | Loan to subsidiary – capital loss |
Category: | Income-Tax |
Asked by: | Ravi aiftp |
Answered by: | Mrs.Prem Lata Bansal, Sr. Advocate |
Tags: | Capital loss, Loan to subsidiary |
Date: | January 13, 2024 |
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The loan given to the subsidiary company is a capital asset within the meaning of section 2(14) of the Income Tax Act and assessee can claim the loss incurred on assignment of such debt to the third party as a short term capital loss. The term “capital asset” is defined in section 2(14) of the… (read more)
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Admission by third party to buy peace | |
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Subject: | Admission by third party to buy peace |
Category: | Income-Tax |
Asked by: | Prakash |
Answered by: | Reply of the Expert is awaited; |
Tags: | admission |
Date: | January 13, 2024 |
Excerpt of answer: | Reply of the Expert is awaited. Please check back later |
The assessee HUF consist of husband H, wife W, Daughter D, and minor son S. It is assessed to I.T. Act. The husband A expire in a road accident on 10.04.2023 | |
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Subject: | The assessee HUF consist of husband H, wife W, Daughter D, and minor son S. It is assessed to I.T. Act. The husband A expire in a road accident on 10.04.2023 |
Category: | Income-Tax |
Asked by: | Ravi aiftp |
Answered by: | Mr .Ganesh Purohit, Sr. Advocate |
Tags: | death of kata, HUF |
Date: | January 13, 2024 |
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Answer: (i) Yes the HUF will continue for the reason that HUF is wider term then coparcenary Hindu Undivided Family also includes female members apart from coparceners. (ii) The daughter will become the karta of HUF. (iii) The partition cannot be made by D as karta of HUF as she does not have the right… (read more)
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In the business premises of A, survey took place, where-in excess stock was found for ` 15 lakh. In the statement recorded during the course of survey the assessee stated that excess stock is due to adjustment of profit by valuation of stock in earlier years and offered for tax in the current year. | |
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Subject: | In the business premises of A, survey took place, where-in excess stock was found for ` 15 lakh. In the statement recorded during the course of survey the assessee stated that excess stock is due to adjustment of profit by valuation of stock in earlier years and offered for tax in the current year. |
Category: | Income-Tax |
Asked by: | Ravi aiftp |
Answered by: | Mr .Ganesh Purohit, Sr. Advocate |
Tags: | excess stock, s.133A, survey |
Date: | January 13, 2024 |
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Answer : (i) It is not clear from the question whether quantitative details of stock are maintained or not. If quantitative details are not maintained then explanation of the assessee is valid in law, that it is out of accumulation of stock due to adjustment of G.P It is not the case of the department… (read more)
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Non -Resident -Purchase of Residential property – Exemption – S-54 | |
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Subject: | Non -Resident -Purchase of Residential property – Exemption – S-54 |
Category: | Income-Tax |
Asked by: | Ravi aiftp |
Answered by: | Mr .Ganesh Purohit, Sr. Advocate |
Tags: | Non -Resident -Purchase of Residential property – Exemption – S-54 |
Date: | January 13, 2024 |
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FEMA: The Non Resident Indian or PIO card holder can purchase residential house in India without RBI Approval. The Benami Properties Act is not attracted as: That as per definition of Benami in section 2A(iii) The property held in the name of spouse is not treated as Benami if the consideration is provided from known… (read more)
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Vivad se Vishwas | |
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Subject: | Vivad se Vishwas |
Category: | Income-Tax |
Asked by: | Radha |
Answered by: | Research Team |
Tags: | Direct Tax Vivad Se Vishvas Scheme., Vivad se Vishwas |
Date: | January 10, 2024 |
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Please refer notification No 75 of 2021 dated June 25 , 2021 (2021) 435 ITR 25 ( St) , the last date for beneficial payment under VVS Act , 2020 was October 21 , 2021 . The assessee cannot get the benefit of the Scheme . (read more)
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