Comprehensive Problem. Do any of the transactions below qualify for installment reporting? If not, why not?…
Summary Score Average across Dimensions was 276 (High Level 2 Maturity Level). Two Dimensions had response set in Level 3+ Range.…
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) have amended the Rules relating to TDS provisions date and mode of payment of tax deducted at source (TDS), TDS certificate and filing of ‘statement of TDS’ (TDS return) vide Notification No.41/2010; SO No.1261(E) dated 31.05.2010. The amended rules will apply only in respect of tax deducted on or after 1st day of April 2010. Forms for TDS certificate have been revised to include the receipt number of the TDS return filed by the deductor. Now the Tax-deduction Account Number (TAN) of the deductor, Permanent Account Number (PAN) of the deductee, and Receipt number of TDS return filed by the deductor will form the unique identification for allowing tax credit claimed by the taxpayer in his income-tax return. Government Authorities (Pay and Accounts Officer or Treasury Officer or Cheque Drawing and Disbursing Officer) responsible for crediting tax deducted at source to the credit of the Central Government by book-entry are now required to electronically file a monthly statement in a new Form No. 24G containing details of credit of TDS to the agency authorised by the Director General of Income-tax (Systems). Due date for furnishing TDS return for the last quarter of the financial year has been modified to 15th May (from earlier 15th June). The revised due dates for furnishing TDS return are Sl. No. 1. 2. 3. 4. Date of ending of the quarter of Due date the financial year 30th June 15th July of the financial year th 30 September 15th October of the financial year st 31 December 15th January of the financial year 31st March 15th May of the financial year immediately following the financial year in which deduction is made…
Internal Revenue Code Section 351 permits shareholders of a corporation to defer recognition of a gain or loss on the transfer of assets to the corporation. The transfer of property may be made when a new corporation is formed or may reflect additional capital contributions to an existing corporation. Without Section 351, a sole proprietorship or a partnership would have difficulty adopting the corporate form of organization for legal and/or tax purposes because the transfer of appreciated property would constitute a taxable transaction in a recognized gain. The deferral of gain or loss under Section 351 can be justified because the assets have merely been transferred to a corporation that is controlled by the transferors. Section 351 also prevents the recognition of losses on transfers of property that has declined in value.…
The first thing to note when it comes to self-employed tax, SE tax, is that it only refers to Medicare taxes and Social Security benefits. Self-employed persons may be required to file other federal taxes based on the area they work in. Below you will find information into what is self-employed tax, who is required to pay it and how to go about paying this tax. The information below may not include everything you need to know; therefore, it should not be taken as all-inclusive because your specific business may need additional information.…
Pressure from DSB (Dispute Settlement Body) forced the taxes to increase from 35% to 80%. The increment in the tax rates applicable on Soju was majorly due to the political reasons but the economical factor also acted as the pivotal…
INT0006: INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE SUMMATIVE ASSIGNMENT: MARCH 2013 CASE STUDY: G. OSBORNE LTD…
GOVERNMENT OF KERALA Taxes (C) Department NOTIFICATION G. O. (P) No. 94/2012/TD. Dated, Thiruvananthapuram, 4th June, 2012.…
entitled to a salary of _________ monthly and _____ for Mobile card and transport Service. From which tax will be deducted and paid to Ministry of Inland and revenue.…
For official use only RULES OF BUSINESS 1973 (Amended upto 18th November, 2005) CABINET SECRETARIAT (Cabinet Division) C O N T E N T S PART A.--GENERAL Rule Page 1.…
I am highly indebted to MS SMITA JOSHI., REVENUE MANAGER, TAJ, who provided me with the necessary information and her…
• • Applicability of the Act (Sec 1) & Definitions (Sec 2) – employee, superannuation, continuous service (Sec 2(A)), Wages Payment of gratuity (Sec 4) o Continuous service of not less than 5 yrs o Calculation of gratuity in case of seasonal employees, in case of employee employed after disablement, on ‘retrenchment’, for service beyond the age of superannuation, on resignation o Calculation of “15 days” wages in respect of mthly rated employee, piece-rated employee, daily wager for 26 days in a month o Entitlement to gratuity with better terms o Withholding & forfeiture of gratuity Power to exempt (Sec 5) – payment of gratuity vis-à-vis curtailment of benefits by management Determination of the amt. of gratuity (Sec 7) o Duty of an employer to determine gratuity amt. o Mode of payment of gratuity & pd. of limitation to Controlling authority o Rate of interest Recovery of gratuity (Sec 8) o Delay in payment of gratuity – effect o Default in payment of gratuity or wages on part of employer Act to override other enactments (Sec 14)…
* Minimum 10% of the basic pay for establishments employed less than 10 persons; sick industries declared by necessary authority; Jute, Beedi , Brick, Coir & Guar Gum Industries / Factories…
The Finance Acts of 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2002 and 2003 added more services to tax net by way of amendments to Finance Act, 1994. At present total number of services on which Service Tax is levied has gone upto 58 despite withdrawal of certain Services from the tax net or grant of exemptions (Goods Transport Operators, Outdoor Caterers, Pandal and…
2) Every company which transacts business and every person, who is engaged actively or otherwise in any profession, trade, calling or employment with in the Town Panchayat on the first day of the half-year for which return is filed, shall pay half-yearly tax at the rates specified in the Table below in such manner as may be…