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Nila Moni Kakati

17 Jun 2020

Sir I have taken accommodation on lease provided by company for only 7 months in this FY. So, for calculation of perquisite value should i consider 15% salary of 7 months or for the whole year?

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Sam

14 Jun 2020

I am Nri , i have some doubts on nri tax. I invested in some shares,while i am resident,and i get some interest and dividend on nro account. Suppose if i want to sell shares after one year in direct as well in mutual fund,capital gains will be taxed. is there any excemption limit for nri available same as resident. 30% TDS deducted on nro interest,is there any way to avoid that.. AS an NRI,when i have to file tax.What is the easiest way to file tax.

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CA Abhinandan Jain       14 Jun 2020

1. For NRI tax exemption limit of Rs 2.50 lacs is applicable.
2. Tax deducted at 30% can be claimed as refund if the tax deducted is higher than tax payable
3. File return by 31 of July after every year. This year date extended upto Nov 2020.
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CA Naman Maloo       14 Jun 2020

Sir you have many questions and so it would be better if you have a proper consultation.
We can have the same if you want.
You can mail me at canamanmaloo@gmail.com

CA Navin Jain       15 Jun 2020

Hi,
1) Capital Gains will be taxed on sale of shares and mutual fund and you would not bet the benefit of exemption limit of 2.5 lakhs for these shares, i.e., this would be taxable irrespective of the fact that your income may be below exemption limit.
2) TDS are deducted on an NRO account at the rate of 30% and on Long Term Capital Gains @ 20%. The credit for the tax deducted can be claimed in the return.

Further, for professional advice please connect with us at +91 9830375894 or mail us at canavinjain1@gmail.com. Kindly note we are experts at Expatriate Taxation/ NRI Taxation/ International Taxation.

Regards,
Navin

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Raghav

13 Jun 2020

I have incorporated a pvt Ltd company last year and i didn't file inc 20a form and i haven't done any business by this company i want to close my company please share procedure for that and fees.

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CA Madhur Gupta       9 Jul 2020

You can close your company after period of 12 months from date of incorporation. You need to file application for closure of company. ROC fee challan will come of Rs.10000/- for this. Rest documents etc need to prepare. For further detail you can contact me at 99155-12967. We are CA-CS firm and dealing in this this since long!!

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Aditya Gangwar

13 Jun 2020

Sir, I am planning to become a online seller. In my city a product is famous and available for sell. So, I planned to get my GST Number and sell online. But my problem is the holseller which will give me product have not GST. They have not GST because they are not under GST. Their turnover is less then 20Lac. But I can't sell online without GST and they can't give GST bill. Sir, is there any way for me to start selling online. Please help me

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CA Naman Maloo       13 Jun 2020

There is no such requirement that to sell online your purchase bill needs to have GST in it you can even sell them and charge GST.
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Sk

11 Jun 2020

I am an Indian hired by a German company to work in India as a freelancer, I will be receiving payments from overseas direct to my bank account. Do I need to register for GST and open a current bank account in order to get the payment from Germany? It's a 3 months contract and the monthly amount will be around 4-5 lac.

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CA Naman Maloo       11 Jun 2020

If this is your online income then you are not required to get GST registration as your total receipts won't exceed ₹20 lakh.
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CA Abhinandan Jain       12 Jun 2020

1. In my opinion you need to register for GST since yours is a interstate supply. After getting the GST registration you will have to apply for Bond with GST department for Nil tax rate on the services rendered by you. But since you will be taking GST number, if you receive any income from Indian clients those will attract GST.
2. You can receive payment in your bank account and no need for current account. But I'll suggest you to consider opening a current account in due course of time so that you can build a brand name and identity for your business.
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CA Navin Jain       15 Jun 2020

No GST registration would be required in your case. However, you may need to see if tax is deducted by the German company on your payments.

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