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Lakhan

16 Jan 2021

I am a resident of India. I am earning about Rs2000 per month by selling and buying delivery shares from Bombay Stock Market. I am earning Short Term Capital Gain , so I need to pay 15% income tax on earning? or I am exempted from it because my earning is below 2.5 lakh per yaer.

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CA Ram K       17 Jan 2021

No Need to pay..

CA Naman Maloo       17 Jan 2021

If income is below 2.5 lakh no need to pay any tax

CA Puja Sharma       27 Jan 2021

No need to pay tax if total income is upto Rs. 2.5 Lacs

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Deepak Tandon

15 Jan 2021

Hi
Im into ecommerce business with multiple gst across india (6 to be precise)
All my expenses are under GST through which we get GST Input, due to this our GST input is exceeding and is in surplus.
How can we claim the same as the accumulated amount is on higher side.
Thanks

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CA Naman Maloo       17 Jan 2021

We need to check if you are eligible for refund of such amount or not.
You can book consultation at: https://www.taxontips.com/gst-return-filing/

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Nikhil Mittal

13 Jan 2021

Can HUF be made after death of grandfather if he made a property will in the name of three persons

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Pankaj Girhe

13 Jan 2021

Can start up PVT LTD software company accepts CSR donation funds from NGO to establish core development of the company. Also can same PVT Ltd can use that CSR fund to hire employee and to set up office infrastructure.

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CA Naman Maloo       17 Jan 2021

Why would an NGO give that kind of money to a private limited company?
If you need any consultation you can book one at: https://www.taxontips.com/tax-notice-personal-consultation/

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Shalini Gupta

12 Jan 2021

I have bought a flat for 48.5 lac In Bengaluru. Guidance value of property is 33.5 lac
Should I go for house registration with guidance value or actual value?? Planning to sell this house after 5 years. What will be the suitable option as per Tax. Please advise so that I can book consultation for more details. Urgent

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