Tag Archives: #TaxInvestigation

When is an LLP not tax transparent ?

When is an LLP not tax transparent   Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) are a popular business structure due to their flexibility and the protection they offer to partners. One of the key benefits of an LLP is its tax transparency, where profits are taxed at the partner level rather than the entity level. However, there… Read More »

How to check ITR filing status?

How to check ITR filing status   How to check ITR filing status, To check the status of your Income Tax Return (ITR) filing, you can follow these steps:   Visit the official website of the tax authority: Go to the official website of the tax authority in your country (e.g., the Income Tax Department of… 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 »

When is a TDS required?

When is a TDS required When is a TDS required:  TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) becomes mandatory when a person or entity makes certain specified payments. The requirement for TDS arises when the provisions of the tax laws mandate the deduction of tax at the source of payment. The specific situations where TDS is require… Read More »

What are the consequences of Not Issuing E-Invoices Under India’s New GST Regime

What are the consequences of Not Issuing E-Invoices Under India’s New GST Regime With the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India, the government has significantly reformed the tax system, aiming to streamline indirect taxation. A critical aspect of this evolution is the requirement for businesses to generate and issue electronic invoices… Read More »

What is Capital Gains Tax?

Capital Gains Tax Capital gains tax is a tax imposed on the profit earned by individuals or corporations when they sell an asset at a higher price than its original purchase cost. This tax applies specifically to assets classified as “capital assets,” including stocks, bonds, real estate, and various investments. When an individual sells a… Read More »