Finance Act 2020: NRI can stay in India only for 119 days, if his taxable income is more than Rs.15 lakhs.

During the Budget 2020, Finance Minister proposed changes in the criteria for determining residential status for Non Residents Indians for tax purpose. On March 23, 2020, the proposal was accepted in Lok Sabha with...

Extensions announced under Direct Tax, Audit Compliance and RERA due to Covid 19

The Finance Minister Ms. Nirmala Sitharaman, in the press release held on 13.05.2020 announced various relaxations in respect to deadlines and due dates under Income tax return filing, Tax Audit, Vivad se Vishwas scheme...

Section 44AB of Income Tax Act- All about Tax Audit

Section 44AB of Income Tax Act contains provisions pertaining to the tax audit under the Income Tax Audit. Tax audit refers to the independent verification of the books of accounts of the assessee form...

Set off and Carry Forward of Losses under Income Tax 1961

This article focuses on provisions of The Income Tax Act, 1961 and rules made there under relating to Set Off and Carry Forward of Losses. Adjusting of income under one head against the loss under another head is...

Tax Residency- Amendments in Budget 2020 and Impact on NRIs

The Finance Bill introduced alongside the Union Budget 2020 brought about an amendment in Section 6 of IT Act,1961 “Residence in India”, leading to Modification in Residency provisions and impact on NRIs.   The Residential status...

Calculate Interest under section 234A, 234B, 234C of Income Tax Act

Filing of Income Tax Returns and paying taxes are the responsibility of every Indian citizen. Failure in paying the tax or filing the ITR can lead to interest payments. It is in your utmost...

Cash Deposit during Demonetisation period

It was 8 pm on the 8th November when heartbeat of every Indian skipped a beat because the Honourable Prime Minister of India announced that since midnight 500 rupee and 1000 rupee currency notes...

Extensions under various provisions of Direct Tax due to COVID-19

Extensions in Due Dates & Reduction in the Interest Rates was announced by the Finance Minister on 24th March 2020 through Press Release to relax some of the key compliance timelines & various relief measures Statutory and Regulatory compliance matters across Sectors for the taxpayers so that compliances can be met and there are no penal consequences for delays which are beyond the control of the everyone.

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