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Vaibhav

8 Oct 2020

Please consider my below Employment history and advise me about taxability on PF withdrawal. Employer 1: May 2012- May 2014 (2 yr) - PF held at EPFO. Employer 2: June 2014 - Feb 2019 (4 yr 8 months) - PF held at Employer's trust. Employer 3: Feb 2019 - Present - PF held at EPFO. I now wish to withdraw my PF from Employer 2, which is held in their trust and not transferred by me. E1 PF was with EPFO (and its now transferred to E3 PF account at EPFO). So can I ask Employer 2 to consider my service as 5+ continuous years, by including 2 years spent with E1. And hence E2 should not deduct TDS on my PF withdrawal. Is this understanding correct?

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CA Anshuka Bathla       8 Oct 2020

When you transfer your EPF funds from one Employer to another and your Total employment is 5 years or more then no TDS will be deducted. Hence your total employment will be considered from E1i.e more than 5 years.For any other clarification pls reply

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Amritpal Singh

7 Oct 2020

For property sold in FY2019-20, can we invest capital gain amount to purchase new property till Nov'2020?

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CA Jaya Agarwal       8 Oct 2020

Dear Sir,
Under Section 54 the IncomeTax Act, an individual or HUF selling a residential property can avail tax exemptions from Capital Gains if the capital gains are invested in purchase or construction of residential property. For the said exemption seller should purchase a residential house either 1 year before the date of sale/transfer or 2 years after the date of sale/transfer. Hence, in your case you can purchase new property in F.Y. 2022-2023 and thereafter only.
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Kapil Kumar

6 Oct 2020

Can i recieve money in UK from my friends account in UK and transfer him money in india from my india account without any tax implication?

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CA Jaya Agarwal       8 Oct 2020

Payment from UK account to Indian account has no tax implication, but payment to foreign account from Indian account needs ca certification in Form 15CB.
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Chandan Kumar

4 Oct 2020

I bought a flat in 2014 December and have still not claimed the interest in home loans as deduction as I have not got possession yet. The buildings are delayed and expected possession is 2021 June. When can I claim the same and can I claim for the previous years?

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CA Yash Shah       4 Oct 2020

Hi, you can claim pre-construction interest only once you get possession and that too will get amortised for 5 years. Please connect on 7045760379 for further clarifications

CA Jaya Agarwal       5 Oct 2020

Dear Sir,
The income tax law provides for the claim of such interest also, called the pre-construction interest, as a deduction in five equal instalments starting from the year in which the property is acquired or construction is completed, over and above the deduction you are otherwise eligible to claim from your house property income. However, the maximum eligibility remains capped at Rs 2 lakh.
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Pradeep Mahendra

4 Oct 2020

At present I am working in a bank in Mumbai as a consultant who issues me F16 form but in Pay slip shows total payment as Personal allowance instead of salary structure like bifurcation as Basic Pay, HRA, DA etc...
Can I claim HRA vide any section. I have one residential property in my name at Jaipur which is not let out and locked there.
If yes what amount may I claim. My gross salary is 15 lac and Rent paid for previous F Y is 240000 . What about 80GG section.

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CA Yash Shah       4 Oct 2020

I need few clarifications. Please connect on 7045760379

CA Jaya Agarwal       5 Oct 2020

Dear Sir,
First I need to know whether you are consultant or on employment basis. This will decide your income taxability. If you are consultant, TDS will be deducted @ 10% flat, without HRA benefits under head business and profession and there you can claim deduction for rent paid u/s 80GG
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CA Naman Maloo       9 Oct 2020

If your company is not paying you HRA how will you claim HRA that's the basic condition.
If you need any further assistance feel free to contact me at canamanmaloo@gmail.com

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