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Rakesh

Category : Intimati..,
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September 1, 2018 2:18 am
  • Intimation Notice under 143(1)a
Amlan sir i got intimation from income tax deptt .that credit tax mismatch.i have correctly filled all the details from 26as but deppt said no tax in 26as but when i checkd amout is deducted and reflecting in 26as so i have filled this.now what to do sir.plz help.i have send pictures also.intimation...
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Amlan Dutta
Check video for proposed solution 1.) Raise grievance under E Nivaran ( Resolution sought from CPC - processing under processing head and subheading "TDS appearing ...
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Check video for proposed solution 1.) Raise grievance under E Nivaran ( Resolution sought from CPC - processing under processing head and subheading "TDS appearing in 26 as BUT CREDIT NOT ALLOWED and <br /> 2.) Raise rectification once it gets loaded for AY 2018 19 .........Subscribe to my channel for keeping yourself updated of this and many more relevant issues happening
  • September 1, 2018
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Sowmya

Category : 80D - He..,
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August 31, 2018 8:01 pm
  • 80D - Health Insurance premium
Dear Mr.Amlan, Can you please let me know if my husband can claim 80D benefit for the medical insurance taken for my parents (his in laws) . They are both senior citizens and also I am not employed currently. I was working until September 2017 and I did not claim this benefit for myself since my hus...
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Amlan Dutta
No, the section 80 health insurance premium is available for only parents of self and not in laws ...your husband can use this section for claiming benefit for self, spouse(you), dependent children or his own parents but not yours ...studying the return itself will also demonstrate the same (check ...
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No, the section 80 health insurance premium is available for only parents of self and not in laws ...your husband can use this section for claiming benefit for self, spouse(you), dependent children or his own parents but not yours ...studying the return itself will also demonstrate the same (check attached picture)
  • August 31, 2018
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Suraj

Category : Taxabili..,
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August 31, 2018 7:00 pm
  • Taxability of PF - Withdrawal before 5 years
Hi Amlan,

We chatted few days back on this topic.
My doubt is;
1) While filing ITR if I put Employer and Employee contribution of PF under Salary and interest from both in Income from other sources, would that be right?
2) 26AS is not available as I haven't submitted PAN while withdrawing PF. I ca...
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Suraj
Hi Amlan, Yes I have seen 2 of your recent videos on PF entry in ITR but wanted to clarify. Great Channel! Thanks a lot!
  • August 31, 2018
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Suraj
Hi Amlan, Good Morning! Just saw your 2 new videos on this topic. Yes most of us would miss out considering 80C benefit already taken before. Thank you once again for your time. Thank you. Will be in touch.
  • September 1, 2018
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Nitesh Kumar Mishra

Category : How to f..,
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August 31, 2018 2:19 pm
  • How to fill form 10 E
Hello Sir.
Thanx for being so kind to help peoples in filling their returns.
Sir, I have a doubt and want to clarify from you that while filling Form 10E, I should file total income of current year and previous year as Gross total income or Taxable total income?
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It is total income ( total income itself means taxable income) as shown in the form ...basically, you compute tax on total income with and without arrears and likewise for the years for which the arrears are paid ...just be careful that in the table you put up assessment year rather than previous ...
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It is total income ( total income itself means taxable income) as shown in the form ...basically, you compute tax on total income with and without arrears and likewise for the years for which the arrears are paid ...just be careful that in the table you put up assessment year rather than previous year ( this is a utility mistake)
  • August 31, 2018
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Nitesh Kumar Mishra
Once again thanx sir
  • August 31, 2018
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