Tag Archives: #TaxBenefits

When ITR filing starts?

When ITR filing starts The filing of Income Tax Returns  in India typically starts on 1st April of the assessment year. The assessment year is the year immediately following the financial year for which the ITR is being filed. For example, if you are filing an ITR for the financial year 2022-2023, the assessment year… Read More »

What are tax planning strategies?

Tax planning strategies Tax planning strategies involve various techniques and approaches to legally minimize tax liabilities and optimize a taxpayer’s financial situation. Here are some common tax planning strategies:  Income Deferral: Delaying the receipt of income to a later tax year, such as deferring bonuses or income from investments, can help lower your taxable income… Read More »

Why is TDS required?

Requirement of Tax Deducted at Source   Requirement of Tax Deducted at Source, TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is require for several reasons: Revenue Collection: TDS is a mechanism employe by tax authorities to collect tax revenue throughout the financial year rather than relying solely on tax payments at the end of the year. It… Read More »

What are the ways to claim GST on new purchase of vehicles?

GST on new purchase of vehicles GST on new purchase of vehicles, The Good and Service Tax on the purchase of vehicles can be claim as input tax credit by registered businesses. Here are the ways to claim the GST on a new purchase of vehicles: 1.Ensure the supplier is register for GST: To claim… Read More »

What does it mean when an organization is tax exempt in India?

Tax exempt Tax exempt: In India, a tax-exempt organization is refer to as a “charitable organization” or “charitable trust” and is exempt from paying income taxation under Section 11 of the Income Tax Act, 1961. This exemption applies to organizations that are establish for charitable, religious, or educational purposes, as well as those established for… Read More »

RCM in GST: What is the full form of RCM in GST?

RCM in GST The RCM stands for Reverse Charge Mechanism in GST. The Reverse Charge Mechanism is a concept under GST wherein the recipient of goods or services is liable to pay the GST instead of the supplier. To put it differently, the Reverse Charge Mechanism necessitates that the individual receiving goods or services obliged… Read More »