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📢ATTENTION TAXPAYERS 📢Due date for filing Income Tax Return (ITR) (Non Audit)  for A.Y. 2024-25 is 31st July 2024.Do Sha...
14/07/2024

📢ATTENTION TAXPAYERS 📢

Due date for filing Income Tax Return (ITR) (Non Audit) for A.Y. 2024-25 is 31st July 2024.

Do Share your Income Details and Investment Proofs timely with your CA, Advocate, Tax Consultant to avoid PENALTY & INTEREST.

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🛑GST UPDATE🛑E-INVOICING LIMIT REDUCED TO 5 CRORESE-Invoicing Limit for GST Registered Taxpayers Reduced to 5 Crores from...
31/07/2023

🛑GST UPDATE🛑

E-INVOICING LIMIT REDUCED TO 5 CRORES

E-Invoicing Limit for GST Registered Taxpayers Reduced to 5 Crores from 01.08.2023.

GST Taxpayers whose aggregate turnover exceeds Rs.5 Crores in any previous Financial Year from 2017-18 will have to comply with E-Invoicing norms.

💡PAN-AADHAR LINK UPDATE💡(Last Date for Linking Extended to 30.06.2023)In order to provide some more time to the taxpayer...
28/03/2023

💡PAN-AADHAR LINK UPDATE💡

(Last Date for Linking Extended to 30.06.2023)

In order to provide some more time to the taxpayers, the date for linking PAN & Aadhaar has been extended to 30th June, 2023, whereby persons can intimate their Aadhaar to the prescribed authority for PAN-Aadhaar linking without facing repercussions.

From 1st July, 2023, the unlinked PAN shall become inoperative with consequences. The PAN can be made operative again in 30 days, upon intimation of Aadhaar to the prescribed authority after payment of fee of Rs. 1,000.

👉 Budget 2023-24 Highlights : 1. Per capita income at ₹1.97 lac more than double in last 5 years 2. India 5th largest ec...
02/02/2023

👉 Budget 2023-24 Highlights :

1. Per capita income at ₹1.97 lac more than double in last 5 years

2. India 5th largest economy of the world.

3. Digital payments of 126 lac crores in 2022.

4. 11.7 crore toilets. 9.64 crore cylinders. 220 crore Covid doses.

5. 2.2 lac crores direct Trf to farmers.

6. Huge impetus on tourism. State and centre aligned and public private partnership programmes.

7. Green economy to be pushed beyond realms. Carbon footprint reduction roadmap.

8. Government to support agri tech startup’s. Agricultural accelerator fund to be set up.

9. Public private partnership allowed in cotton manufacturing.

10. India to become global hub for millets. India is largest producer and second largest exporter of all kinds of millets.

11. Indian institute of millet research will be made international.

12. Agricultural credit target to be made till 20 lac crore with support to dairy.

13. ₹2200 crores for horticulture

14. Agricultural societies, dairy and fishery societies to be set up.

15. 157 new nursing colleges to be set up.

16. National book trust and children book trust to be revamped. New non curriculum books in regional Languages to be added.

17. ₹6000 crores allocated to fisheries.

18. PMPVTG to be launched. Tribal areas to be developed. Education, infra, telecom, and sustainable livelihood to be developed. ₹15000 crores.

19. PMAVAS to be increased to ₹79000 crores. Increase of 66%.

20. Capital investment outlay increased to ₹10 lac crores. Increase of 33%. Approx 3.3% of GDP.

21. Effective Capex to be ₹13.7 lac crores. Approx 4.5% of GDP.

22. 50 additional AirPort to be revived for better connectivity.

23. Railway outlay ₹2.4 lac crore. 9 times the budget of 2013-14.

24. Urban development infra fund to be started. Managed by NHB.

25. Septic tanks in city and towns to be changed. Manhole to machine holes.

26. Jan Vishwas bill to normalise laws.

27. Centre of excellence for artificial intelligence. Three labs to be set up with private help in top institutes of the country.

28. National data governance policy to be brought out.

29. Vivad se Vishwas 2 launched. For contractual disputes. Voluntary settlement scheme.

30. E-courts phase 3 launched

31. Digi lockers to be made universally available.

32. ₹7000 crores for phase 3 of e-courts.

33. Lab grown diamonds to be emphasised.

34. 100 labs for 5G development.

35. Focus on green growth. National green hydrogen ₹19700 crores allocation.

36. ₹35000 crores in energy TRANSITION.

37. Green hydrogen production to be made till 5MMT TILL 2030.

38. Renewal energy allocated ₹20700 crores.

39. Mangrove plantation along coastline wherever feasible.

40. 1 crore farmers to be trained for natural farming.

41. 3000 legal provisions decriminalised.

42. 36 skill international setups to be made.

43. Tourism made easy. Every destination to be made full package.

44. Dekho apna Desh to be launched. Swadesh Darshan launched. Domestic tourism against international tourism promoted.

45. ₹9000 fresh allocation to credit guarantee scheme.

46. National digital library for kids adolescents to be set up.

47. India to be global hub for millets. Millets dubbed Shri Anna by FM.

48. 1.57 new nursing colleges to be set up.

49. Funds to launch start ups in rural areas.

50. Govt to launch PM primitive vulnerable tribal mission.

51. PM awas yojna outlay hiked to 79000 crores.

52. Capital investment outlay to be 3.3% of GDP in fy 2024.

53. 2516 crores for computerisations of 63000 societies.

54. Capital outlay for 2.40 lac crores for Railways. 9 times the outlay of 2013-14.

55. 50 additional airports helipads to be set up.

56. Urban infrastructure development fund to be set up to create urban infrastructure in tier 2 and tier 3 cities.

57. 75000 crores for 100 critical transport infra projects.

58. National data governance policy will be brought out.

59. KYC process will be simplified. The financial sector to be encouraged for one stop solution of identities.

60. PAN To be the Common business identifier for ease of Doing business.

61. Unified filing process to be set up on common portal as per the filers choice.

62. Vivaad se viswaas 1 and 2 - settling contractual disputes of Govt and Govt undertakings.

63. State support mission of Niti Aayog to br continued for 3 years.

64. E courts- phase 3 will be launched with outlay of 7000 crores.

65. Scope of digi locker to be expanded.

66. 5G services - 100 labs for developing apps to use 5G to be set up
Lab Grown diamonds being environment friendly and to reduce import dependency.

67. Renewable energy evacuation from Ladakh with investment of 20000 crores.

68. Green credit program will be notified under environment protection act.

69. PM program for restoration PM Pranam to promote alternate fertilisers.

70. Galvanise bio gas plants to promote environment conscious activities.

71. Bhartiya Prakritik- 1 crore farmers to adapt natural farming.

72. Mishti- for mangrove plantation across coastal areas .

73. Replacing old polluting vehicles is an important part. Scrapping policy for old vehicles of central Govt and state ambulances.

74. Youth power - formulation of national education policy , skill development and job creation. On job training, new age courses like AI, drones, and other soft skills.

75. Digital Eco system for skilling to be launched.
To provide stipend to 47 lac youth. 30 india international skill centres to be set up.

76. Tourism- at least 50 destinations to be selected. Physical, virtual connectivity , safety features and every destination to be a complete package.

77. States to be encourage to set up Unity mall for promotion of their products.

78. Innovative use of technology in financial sector. Credit guarantee for MSMEs- revamped scheme from 1.4.2023 thru infusion of capital.

79. National financial information registry to be set up.

80. Gift IFSC - single window registration system.
Amending IFSC act
Data embassy in gift ifsc.

81. Improving bank governance, certain amendments in banking acts are proposed.

82. Sebi to regulate for education in securities markets. Central processing centre to be set up for faster response of companies.

83. Unclaimed dividends to be integrated with the IT portal.

84. Mahila samman saving certificates to be available till March 2025. Deposit facility of 2 lacs with fixed interest rate of 7.5%.

85. Max deposit in senior citizen scheme enhanced from 15 to 30 lacs.

86. Max deposit in Monthly deposit scheme enhanced from 4.5 lacs to 9 lacs in single account and to 15 lacs in joint accounts.

87. Revised estimated fiscal deficit to be 5.9% of gdp.

88. Fiscal deficit target to be below 4.5% by 2025-26. To finance fiscal deficit, gross market borrowings to be 15.43 lac crores.

89. Indirect tax
Reduce basic custom duty rates from 21 to 13
Custom duty exemption extended to import of batteries
Electronics- to promote mobile phone production , relief of customs duty on import of camera lens lithium battery.
Reduce customs duty on import of tv parts.
Custom duty Reduced on electric chimneys
Marine products - duty reduced for domestic production.

90. *Direct tax*
Tax payers portal received 72 lacs in a day.
Average processing period reduced maximum to 16 days.
Next generation IT form to be rolled out.

MSMEs - u/s 44AD limit enhanced to 3 crores for cash receipts not more than 5%
U/s 44ADA For professionals limit increased to 75 lacs

To reduce pendency of commissioner appeals , deployment of 100 Joint commissioners

Section 54 and section 54F amount to Be capping

Removing minimum threshold of 10000 on online game.
Reducing tds from 30 to 20% on non pan cases.

Extension of period of tax benefits
Providing EEE status to agniveer funds.

*Personal income tax*
U/s 87A - Tax Rebate limit increased to 7 lacs from 5 lacs for small tax payers in the new tax regime.

No changes in slabs in old tax regime

6 income slabs in new tax regime reduced to 5
0 -3 lacs nil
3-6 lacs 5%
6-9 lacs 10%
9-12 lacs 15%
12-15 lacs 20%
Above 15 lacs 30%

Salaried class and pensioners including family pensioners - standard deduction increased to 52,500

Highest tax rate is 42.7% highest surcharge reduced from 37 to 25% in new tax regime, maximum tax rate reduced to 39%

Leave encashment limit of 3 lacs increased to 25 lacs in line with the current salary structure.

New income tax regime to Be the default tax regime

New Coperatives - 15% Tax Rate.

Higher limit of cash deposit & TDS (3lakhs) limit for Primary Cooperatives etc

Start Ups benefits extended by 1 year to 1.4.2023

No CG on gold Co version to bonds

TDS on EPF Reduced

Direct Taxes proposals Budget 2023:👉 (F.Y. 2023-24) New Coperatives - 15% Tax Rate.Higher limit of cash deposit & TDS (3...
02/02/2023

Direct Taxes proposals Budget 2023:👉 (F.Y. 2023-24)

New Coperatives - 15% Tax Rate.

Higher limit of cash deposit & TDS (3lakhs) limit for Primary Cooperatives etc

Start Ups benefits extended by 1 year to 1.4.2023

100 new JC IT(A) for faster processing appeals

No CG on gold Co version to bonds

TDS on EPF Reduced

Relief 87A increased to 7L. Meaning no tax till 7L income only under New tax regime

Tax slabs under new regime changed. Reduced to 5 Slabs from 6 slabs.
New Income Tax Slabs
Rs 0-3 lk: NIL
Rs 3-6 lk: 5%
Rs 6-9 lk: 10%
Rs 9-12 lk: 15%
Rs 12-15 lk: 20%
Above Rs 15 lk: 30%

Standard deduction introduced for Salary - 52500 under new regime.

Surcharge reduced from 37% to 25% under the New tax regime.

New tax regime to become the default tax regime, however there is still an option to the taxpayers to select old/ new regime.

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22/12/2022

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*Summery of GST Council recommendations in 48th Meeting*:*GST Registration related*:1 At the time of gst registration no...
18/12/2022

*Summery of GST Council recommendations in 48th Meeting*:

*GST Registration related*:

1 At the time of gst registration now otp will be send on mobile no & email id registered with pan so that no one can get GST Registration without knowledge of PAN Holder.

2 GSTN is trying to implement bio-metric based aadhar authentication & physical verification at the time of registration so that no fake and fraudulent registrations can be taken. Proposal to conduct a pilot in State of Gujarat.

*GST Returns related*:

3 Now the Returns (GSTR 1,3B,9,9C,4 etc etc) can only be filed at maximum of 3 years after the Due date. Earlier there is no limit for filing returns, as we know If returns not filed till 6 months then registration will get suspended but still returns can be filed. But now insertion of restriction in time limit.

4 GSTR-1 FORM will be amended & new tables to be inserted for reporting of details of supplies made through ECOs, covered under section 52 and section 9(5).

*New GST Forms Related* :

5 *New form DRC-01B* & Rule 88c to be inserted, this will be an intimation form for the Differences in GSTR-1 & GSTR-3B for the tax period if difference exceeds an specific amount/ percentage limit, so taxpayers has to pay the amount or explain the differences.
If not paid or not explained then the next period gstr-1 will be restricted & can’t be filed.
this form will be system generated so no involvement of any officer for tax difference payment.

*E-invoice Related* :

6 Circular will be issued for clarification on applicability of e-invoices from 1st jan 2023.

*Definition changes related* :

7 Defination of NTOR & OIDAR will be changed to reduce interpretation issues and litigation.

*Verification of ITC by department Related* :

8 For FY 17-18 & 18-19, Circular will be issued for clarification about what procedure is followed by department / Officers for verification of ITC in GSTR-3B vis a vis Available in GSTR-2A.

*POS Related*:

9 For Goods transportation services, Circulation will be issued for clarifying Place of Supply & ITC Availability & commission of Section 12(8).

*TDS-TCS Diductors Related* :
10 facility will be provided for the cancelation of registration on their request

*Demand related*:

11 Circular will be issued for clarification of re-determination of demand in section 75(2).

*For taxpayers Whose IBC Proceedings has finalised Related* :

12 Circular to be issued for clarifying the issue of treatment of statutory dues under GST & GST DRC-25 also to be amended.

All Recommendations will be effective from the date when the notification / circulars will be issued.

28/10/2022

💡INCOME TAX UPDATE💡

Attention TDS Filers:
Date of filing of Form 26Q for the quarter July-September, 2022 only stands extended from 31st October, 2022 to 30th November, 2022.
The due date for filing of other TDS Forms(Ex. 24Q) for the quarter July-September, 2022 remains unchanged as 31st October, 2022.

INCOME TAX UPDATE1) ITR should be verified within 30 days instead of earlier 120 days2) Only speed post mode is allowed ...
01/08/2022

INCOME TAX UPDATE

1) ITR should be verified within 30 days instead of earlier 120 days
2) Only speed post mode is allowed for manual verification
3) Returns filed till 31.07.22 can be verified within 120 days
4) *Date of e-verification or manual verification is the date of filing the returns in case of returns e verified or manually submitted after 30 days, and late fee and interest will be charged accordingly*

IMPORTANT CLARIFICATION ON GSTR-2A/2B
16/05/2022

IMPORTANT CLARIFICATION ON GSTR-2A/2B

💡INCOME TAX UPDATE💡CBDT has notified additional conditions u/s 139(1) for compulsory INCOME TAX RETURN filing under foll...
23/04/2022

💡INCOME TAX UPDATE💡

CBDT has notified additional conditions u/s 139(1) for compulsory INCOME TAX RETURN filing under following situations:

👉🏿 Turnover from business exceeds Rs 60 lacs

👉🏿 Gross receipts from Profession exceeds Rs 10 lacs

👉🏿 TDS/TCS exceeds Rs 25000(Rs.50000 for Senior Citizen Taxpayer above the age of 60)

👉🏿 Deposit in Savings bank account is Rs 50 lacs or more in a Financial

Copy of the notification is attached herewith.

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