TDS ON PAYMENTS TO NON-RESIDENT SPORTSMEN OR SPORTS ASSOCIATION (SEC-194E)

Applicability Any person who Pays money to a non-resident sportsman (including an athlete) or an entertainer (who is not an Indian citizen); or Payment of money to a sports institution or an association will be referred u/s 115BBA is required to deduct tax u/s 194E. Contributes articles or advertisements relating to any game in india…

E-ASSESSMENT SCHEME

This scheme seeks to eliminate the interface between the taxpayer and the income tax department. Structure of E-Assessment A. Notice assigned directly to the assessee  by E-Assessment Centre. Notice Under Sec 143(2) would be served by the Income Tax Department to the taxpayer. Within a period of 15 days, the response needs to be given to…

EXEMPTION UNDER SECTION 54EC

Capital Asset: Capital Asset includes property of any kind, whether movable or immovable, tangible or intangible, fixed or circulating. Some of the examples of Capital assets are land, building, plant and machinery, motor car, jewelry, furniture, patent, trademarks, share, debentures, etc. Capital Asset does not include the following:- Stock in Trade, consumable stores, the raw…

FORMATION OF PARTNERSHIP FIRM

In India, we have a definite law that covers all aspects and functioning of a Partnership. Two or more people, when come together with a common idea of business by infusing the sources and funds together with the common goal of earning profit is termed as Partnership. Partnership Firm is one of the common forms…

PROCEDURE OF INCORPORATING LLP

Introduction: There are various forms of business entities in India, like the formation of a sole proprietorship, HUF, Partnership Firm, Limited Liability Partnership, One Person Company, Private Limited Company, Public Limited Company, etc. LLP is a corporate business vehicle that enables professional expertise and entrepreneurial initiative to combine and operate in a flexible, innovative and efficient manner, as a…

PROVIDENT FUND

In 1952, the PF or EPF scheme was introduced under the Employee’s Provident Fund and Miscellaneous Act. All the rules and regulations are defined by the Employee Provident Fund Organisation. The EPFO’s activities are managed by the Ministry of Labour and Employment. In this process, the employer will collect an amount by deducting it from…

RCM ON SECURITY SERVICES

RCM on Security Service– Before entering into this topic let us understand what RCM i.e, Reverse charge mechanism means and how it works. Reverse Charge: Normally in GST, supplier of the good/services collects the tax from recipient and deposits to government. Whereas under Reverse Charge, Recipient (if registered) of good/services is under obligation to discharge the…

TDS APPLICABILITY ON SPONSORSHIP FEE

ponsorship means that company paying money to sponsor individual or some group, some event or an activity, usually for advertising or space at the event or as a part of publicity for an event which cannot communicate specific product attributes.    TDS applicability: Circular Number 715 dated 8-8-1995 cleared that the agreement of sponsorship of debates, seminars…

REGISTRATION AND PAYMENTS UNDER KARNATAKA PROFESSIONAL TAX

Profession tax is levied and collected by the State Governments in India and it is a Direct tax. A person earning an income from salary or anyone practicing a profession such as chartered accountant, company secretary, lawyer, doctor, etc or any person who are into business such as service provider, manufacturer, trader, etc. are required…