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G N Sah

Category : INCOME S..,

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July 30, 2018 4:45 pm

Dear Amlan,
Thanks for your reply. Ya It does not apply to me.
BUT When I don't select any of these options (self occupied or let out) in my ITR1 form then it doesn't allow me to validate the ITR1 .xl file.
What shall I do to generate XML file. It is not allowing me to generate XML file.
Plz suggest.

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Not possible , it allows to validate ...i cannot do this on personal basis for you but my ample videos demonstrate that return gets validated and xml does get generated ...you must be doing something wrong ...i cannot check it ...if we ever introduce premium services ( which is not likely for the n...

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Category : Clubbing..,

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July 30, 2018 9:34 am

I am transferring 5 lac amount every year to my wife's account from which she is using for 1.5 lac in Sukanya account, 1.5 lac in PPF and 2 lac for household expenses. For filing itr-1, whether she need to show 5 lac amount as exempt income (gift income) plus interest income for savings and FD or el...

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I will answer this in details .......The provisions relating to gift tax have been dealt with under Section 56(2)(x) of the Income-tax Act, 1961. As per the law as it stands today which was amended in 2017, gift received by any person by any person or persons are taxed in the hands of recipient under the head ‘Income from other sources’ at normal tax rates except few exemptions one of which includes receiving gifts from close relatives (covering spouse). Any transfer of assets to close relatives (parent, spouse, sibling, lineal ascendant/descendant) is not taxed.

Many people use this rule to transfer assets to others who are either in a lower tax bracket or do not pay tax at all and save tax on income from these assets.

To check this, Section 64 of the Income Tax Act contains clubbing provisions as per which any income from investment made or assets purchased in the name of close relatives (spouse, minor child or daughter-in-law) is clubbed with the income of the person making the investment and taxed accordingly .
This applies to all types of investments such as shares, fixed deposits, land, building, post office savings and mutual funds.

Further, income from assets transferred directly or indirectly other than for adequate consideration to a person or association of persons who may benefit the individual's spouse or son's wife is also clubbed with the transferer's earnings.

So, if a person opens a fixed deposit in his wife or minor child's name, the interest earned will be clubbed with his income. Also, if a person buys a property in the name of his wife, who has not contributed any money, the rental income will be clubbed with his income.
Here, i am assuming that the gift was without any receipt of adequate consideration
So, here the gift of 5 lakh rupees gifted by you to your spouse will be exempt for your wife(spouse) and she can show it in exempt income of the tax return , however please note that income from investments like interest on FD , PPF interest etc will get clubbed to your income ...she will only show FD gift income in exempt portion and she wont be able to take benefit of 80C since here deductions exceed income ....because of clubbing provisions under 64, you will show the FD interest income in your return ...as far as your own income is concerned , it will be taxable as per its income head ... if it is exempt show it under exempt income portion of the return ....

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Rishab Arora

Category : INCOME H.., 44ADA ( ..,

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July 30, 2018 6:50 am

If a doctor work in a private hospital and got salary & also have capital gains from short term and long term from share market.
My query is this that during the filling of ITR3:-
Total income is Rs.480000 and TDS is deducted under section 194J.
Is that person show the expenses in ITR 3

IF YES , the...

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If he doesn't have any proof of expenses, then forget it ....but a better option is to avail 44ADA and show income at only 50 % of gross receipts since medical does fall under admissible professions listed under 44AA(1) for taking presumptive benefit under 44ADA ...

April 30, 2019

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Naveen kumar srivastava

Category : INCOME H..,

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July 30, 2018 1:41 am

Sir
I am a retired person , my source of income is pesion , intrest of savings & income from business.

I have to pay salary to my workers .
My question is how can i show salary given to worker in my ITR Fy 17 -18 .

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Yes, you can can debit the income statement by eligible expenses (Which includes salaries and wages)...select category properly to avoid query getting deleted...

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