if ur working from India, u need to pay tax on income (net of expenses) you may require GST regn.

In both case the income tax implications are same. For GST we need to understand the nature of service for understanding it's taxable or not under GST.
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if ur individaully,(proprietorship) , you require GST and local regn if any like shops & establishment, Profession tax..f

feel free to reach us

loan transaction no tax implcation, however have certain documentation, taxman may insist..

approach bank, there is CGTSME scheme under which you get upto 2 crore without colateral, again depend upon promtoer and business..
please note all new companies are not startups..

relative valuation / goodwill formula unless agreed, it is better to valuation of shares under dsicounted cash flow method..

since ur resident of india, u need to pay tax in India on global income,
Income tax on net income whereas GST on sales, as service is export no gst is applicable ..
Bank will not deduct any tax, you need to assess the tax pay and file income tax returns before July of following year and GST returns as well
suggestion, consult nearby CA,

You will receive payment for providing your service so that would be liable to tax.
Both income tax as well as GST.
No bank won't deduct and tax on above amount.
Income tax is paid normally every year after the financial year ends and GST needs to be done every month.
I think you are providing services for the first time.
I would suggest you to take help of a professional to handle your tax matters.
If you need professional assistance feel free to contact me at canamanmaloo@gmail.com
You can read more here: https://www.taxontips.com/gst-registration-for-freelancers-in-india/

You are borrowing for business or personal ?

Business. But I do not have a registered entity. I do not know how its treated as.

Is the foreign national your relative?

under FEMA borrowing regulations , you can borrow only from blood relative..

There is no need to separately show employee salary.
It depends on which return are you filing.
If you need tax related services feel free to contact me at canamanmaloo@gmail.com

Employee salary is shown as expenses in proprietorship return. Under the head "Salaries and Wages".

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salary just like other expenses, ensure compliances PT, PF/ESI, TDS if applicable

You must show it as your genuine business income if you are earning brokerage.

LRS applicable to remittance outside India,
commission / brokerage is revenue activity and there is no limit.

by July 2021

It will be normal like any other income and you will have to file ITR before 31.07.2021

For sale of property without any capital gain, no ITR is required. However if there is loss on sale such property, then you can report these losses and carry forward to next financial year for set-off against any capital gains by filing an ITR. For gifts to relative, no ITR filing is required

These transaction are relating to Financial year 20-21. So if it is in non audit case then last date of filing is 31.07.2021