Permanent account number or PAN is a 10 digit unique number issued by tax department to the applicant. As per tax laws, a person can hold only one Permanent Account Number.However, there are chances that you are issued two or more PAN card. This happens when your first application for a permanent account number got delayed, you re-apply for it and end up getting two … [Read more...] about How to surrender PAN card of individual, Partnership firm and company
When a partner has to pay tax for income from partnership firms
To form a partnership firm in India, two or more individuals can come together by signing a contract, popularly known as partnership deed. These individuals are known as partners.Based on your contract or agreement, as a partner, you are liable to tax for following incomes allowed as tax deductions to a partnership firm while calculating tax liability.Share of … [Read more...] about When a partner has to pay tax for income from partnership firms
Basic exemption limits and tax rates applicable to individuals
As per section 4 of income tax act 1961, the total income of the previous year of an assessee shall be charged to income tax at the rates prescribed in the finance act as applicable to the relevant assessment year.Even though, rates are prescribed in finance act, income shall be charged in accordance with and subject to the provisions of the income tax act. Before getting … [Read more...] about Basic exemption limits and tax rates applicable to individuals
Understanding the Partnership Deed: A Simple Guide for Beginners
A partnership deed (also known as a partnership agreement) is a very important legal document for any partnership business. It is like a guidebook that explains how the partnership will work. The deed clearly lists the rights, responsibilities, and rules for the partners involved in the business.In simple terms, the partnership deed sets the ground rules for how the … [Read more...] about Understanding the Partnership Deed: A Simple Guide for Beginners
How to compute taxable profits and gains of profession on presumptive basis – Section 44ADA
With effect from assessment year 2017-18, government has introduced section 44ADA to allow certain professional to calculate their tax liability based on their estimated or presumptive income.As stated in our earlier articles, benefits of presumptive taxation scheme can also be availed by a person who is in the business of plying, hiring or leasing of goods carriage and … [Read more...] about How to compute taxable profits and gains of profession on presumptive basis – Section 44ADA