Monday, August 10, 2020

Why Registering your Business is good for your Wealth ?

Business actions normally take place on behalf of a company, rather than an individual.

They largely follow or come along with company incorporation.

Regardless of whether you are a resident or nonresident, as a business owner and manager, you need to perform many business actions.

You, in particular, need to:

1. Register business name;
2. Finance your business;
3. Own a share of your enterprise;
4. Limit your liability for business activity;
5. Establish and protect your brand;
6. Test unicorn startup business ideas;
7. Find business partners;
8. Pitch commercial offers;
9. Negotiate deals;
10. Make contracts;
11. Sell your products or services;
12. Get payments;
13. Protect your business assets;
14. Find investors;
15. Get loans; and
16. Prove a Reputable Jurisdiction status.

Now, can you see the role of your company in this big picture?

All those actions necessitate a company registration,
even if it’s a small business.
This way, you can greatly benefit from incorporation of company.

Wednesday, July 29, 2020

Important Income Tax Update of July 2020


The Central Board of Direct Taxes has stated that taxpayers for this assessment year will have an amended Form 26AS. This would encompass added details on taxpayers financial transactions in various categories.

Earlier Form 26AS linked to PAN used to give information about tax deducted at source and tax collected at source and certain other information about taxes paid, refunds and TDS Evasions. However Now it will have Statement of Monetary Transactions to support the taxpayers about their major financial transactions, so that they have ready calculator to help them file the ITR.

In case you have done any high value transaction or other transactions in the last financial year that has made filing the Income Tax Return mandatory for you, but you have not filed the return? Or return of income that you have filed has discrepancies in the income disclosed than what you have actually earned? The Income Tax (I-T) Department has now almost all the information about the transactions you have made in the Financial Year (FY) 2018-19 and you can no longer flee with the ITR of discrepancies in income disclosed.

The I-T Department has the information related to your transactions from various sources such as Foreign Remittances (Form 15CC), Statement of Financial Transactions (SFT) etc. Data analytics, information related to GST, exports, imports and transactions in securities, derivatives, commodities and mutual funds are also communicated to the I-T Department. You have a chance to rectify the return before serving a Tax Notice

In order for Taxpayers to correct their discrepancies, the Central Board of Direct Taxes has begun an e-campaign. The campaign will end on July 31, 2020.

Usually, the due date for completion of filing Income Tax Return (ITR) is July 31 of the Assessment Year, however the Corona Times have interrupted the ITR filing process this year.

Wednesday, July 22, 2020

Rent Vesting, Revolutionary Scenerios in the Investment Spotlight.

In the situation of the pandemic, most of us are facing the problem of paying rents or EMIs for home. In this critical face rent vesting is one of the best options to go for it. In this article, you will be getting to know what rent vesting is and how it is useful.

What is rent vesting, and for what reason it is a superior option in contrast to living in their old home?

Rent vesting has come to fruition through the way that lodging is getting increasingly harder to purchase nearer into the city. So we all are observing qualities in those city territories beginning to increment past what state the normal family unit can purchase. However, that normal family unit despite everything needs to have all the accommodations and way of life drivers related to living near town.
So here's the idea. Rent vesting is tied in with leasing in that area however utilizing the contrast between
state what it would cost you to claim in that area, at the end of the day the home loan reimbursements and utilizing that distinction between what you are paying in lease versus what you are paying in the home loan and putting away the cash elsewhere.
In the least difficult terms, rent vesting is where you buy a speculation property that gives you the potential upside of capital development and cash flow (more on this beneath) and leases to live in a territory that you need to live in (eg. that slanting suburb or road that has nearly low lease yet ludicrously high buy costs).

A sneak peek into Rent vesting services-
1) Rent vesting gives you the better of the two universes:

a) You can live where you need to live and appreciate the way of life you need.
b) You need not jump on 'the property stepping stool' and begin building riches for what's to come.

2) Rent vesting implies that another person can pay for your home loan (your occupant pays you lease, which you at that point use to pay the bank)... while you get the chance to live in the zone you love.

3) Rent vesting is developing in notoriety with youthful experts, generally, on the grounds, that city and condo living matches their way of life... yet rising property costs keep them bolted out of the market
around there.
Besides, a loft may not be a decent resource for remember for your portfolio, consequently leasing a
condo and buying another property type is an increasingly vital alternative that could give a better way of life and venture benefits.

How to take Rent vesting service?

Situation 1 – Purchase a home, suppose you buy your own home. It's worth $500,000. You get 90%
(counting contract protection), which implies you owe $450,000. You acquire at a loan fee of 5% (the
present rates are lower, however, I'll be moderate). This implies you'll have to pay $870,000 for a $500,000 property. Since there was no occupant, you pay all of this to the bank (excluding outgoings eg.
rates).

Situation 2 – In this situation Rent vesting comes into a real game. Suppose you buy a venture property for $500,000. You acquire 90% (counting contract protection), which implies you owe $450,000. You acquire at a loan fee of 5% (the present rates are lower, however, I'll be moderate). This implies you'll have to pay $870,000 for a $500,000 property.

Presently, suppose you get an occupant in, who pays lease at 5% yield (This implies they pay you 5% of
the estimation of the property every year in the lease) which implies a salary of $480 every week, or
$25,000 every year. This likens to $711,360 paid to you by occupants (after property the executives,
excluding any lease increments), over the life of the credit (multi-year advance). This implies all you have
to pay is the distinction of $158,640 over the life of the advance, rather than $870,000. (Excluding outgoings eg. rates).

You despite everything have a lease to pay; however, you have the opportunity to lease any place you like
at the cost that suits your spending limit. Ideally, you're beginning to see the advantages of rent vesting... how about we take a gander at some more.

Why Rent vesting? Its pros and cons-

Treasure Creation: Your venture property can be utilized to fabricate you're drawn out riches, utilizing its potential development and cash stream (paid for the most part by another person – your occupant!). These riches can be utilized for your fantasy home further down the road or for additional ventures to make an easy revenue stream.

Pros-

1.Potential Tax Benefits: Numerous investors are qualified for potential tax cuts, as they are putting resources into a property, and are not purchasing something to live in.

Note: This isn't tax assessment exhortation – it would be ideal if you address your bookkeeper or expense counselor for more data.

2.Borderless Investing: Rent vesting permits you to buy in a zone anyplace in Australia (or the world!)
without impediments. This implies you can be specific about the specific property you buy and can take part in an exchange with no enthusiastic 'strings’ at last bringing about a venture vehicle intended to give development and cash flow, rather than 'passionate advantages', for example, way of life and individual style inclinations.

3. Acquiring Capacity: Contingent upon the property you buy, rent vesting may likewise support (or
essentially not decline) your getting limit, which means you're ready to buy another property in the future.
Those that purchase their home first and afterward contribute can have their getting limits tied up in their home which lessens this acquiring limit, in addition to the banks may consider their obligation at a higher sum than what is owed on occasion because of loan costs having the option to change, in addition to other property outgoings.

Note: More data beneath under the area "When accomplishes rent vesting work best?"

4.Way of life: As recently clarified, contingent upon lease to contract/property cost contrasts, rent vesting permits you to live where you need or stay where you are without the trade-off in your way of life. It permits you to keep your present way of life, while additionally fabricating a property portfolio.

5.Adaptability: Rentvesting furnishes you with the adaptability to upsize, scale down, or change areas
without a home loan to consider. This enables when things to change for the great or more awful in your
conditions. Indeed, even travel or a difference in area by inclination could be your explanation.

Cons- There are a couple of negatives to rent vesting to:

1.Motivators: Because of their tendency, you may pass up first home motivating forces and conceivably some capital additions tax reductions.

2.Proprietorship: While you are living in a leased property, it isn't yours. Painting the dividers an alternate shading may require some pre-endorsement from your landowner.

3.Dead Money: When paying rent, you are paying someone else's home loan. This is an attitude issue you'll need to manage.

Note: Rent vesting works best when you have a speculation property that is cash stream positive and can develop in an incentive after some time. Permit me to clarify in more detail.

How would I locate a positive cash flow property?
The thought is very basic. You should simply make sure about a property that has a rental pay (the week by week installment you get from occupants, otherwise called 'yield') that is higher than its (outgoings = the expense to KEEP the property, for instance, intrigue just home loan reimbursements, protection, rates and so on). This implies you're getting cash BACK in your pocket every week you own the property, as when a rule is paid (or on the off chance that you stay on premium just) you are paying yourself. Extraordinary inquiry will get familiar with your best tips for finding a positive cash stream
property, demand a duplicate of my free agenda titled "How To Find Investment Properties That Pay
You". This guide clarifies eight of my best methodologies for discovering properties that set cash back in your pocket rather than YOU paying the bank to keep them.

Thursday, July 16, 2020

Income Tax Department Amended Section 194N

The Income Tax Department has amended Section 194N relating to TDS on cash withdrawals from Banking Company, Cooperative Bank or a Post Office to discourage cash transaction and to increase tax compliances. Section 194N was inserted by the Finance Minister in Union Budget 2019 to enforce deduction of TDS @2% on cash withdrawal exceeding 1 Crore from Banking Company, Cooperative Bank or a Post Office. In the absence of PAN, TDS@20% is deducted.
The Income Tax Department has amended Section 194N to include the following:
For those accountholders who have not furnished Income Tax Returns for last three immediately preceding years, TDS will be deducted as follows:
For cash withdrawal upto 20 Lakhs: No TDS
For Cash withdrawal from 20 Lakhs to 1 Crore: 2% TDS
For cash withdrawal exceeding 1 Crore: 5%
The new provision is applicable from 1st July, 2020. The limit for cash withdrawal will be taken from 1st April, 2020 for the current financial year 2020-21.
With the introduction of new proviso to Section 194N which has reduced the limit to 20 Lakhs from 1 Crore for deduction of TDS for cash withdrawal for those account holders who have not filed ITR for three financial years immediately preceding the financial year of cash withdrawal, there was lot of apprehensions that how the banking company, co-operative banks and post office will come to know that the account holders have filed ITRs or not for the last 3 financial years.

To enable them to check whether the account holder has filed Income Tax Returns for three financial years immediately preceding the financial year in which cash is withdrawn, a functionality to determine TDS rate u/s 194N has been enabled on the home page of e-Filing portal.

The process is very simple, the banks will need to put the PAN number of the account holder and valid mobile number to receive OTP, the message will pop up regarding the rate of TDS applicable and accordingly TDS will be deducted by them.

Tuesday, July 14, 2020

Income Tax Update for Non Verified ITR


The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has given one time relaxation to those assessees who have not verified their Income Tax Returns for the Assessment Year 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19 and 2019-20 to verify their ITRs latest by 30th September, 2020. Such returns shall be processed by the income tax department by 31st December, 2020.

In respect of Income Tax Returns filed electronically without digital signature, such ITRs are required to be verified either through electrically/ OTP mode or by sending hard copy  of the acknowledgements to CPC, Bengaluru within 120 days from the date of uploading the returns failing which it is treated that the ITRs have not been existent(non-est).

Tuesday, July 7, 2020

11 Reasons Why Business Registration is Important?



1. Current bank account on firm name.
2. Billing on the firm name.
3. Trustworthy for Clients.
4. Protect brand Value.
5. Protect from government non-compliance notice.
6. Funding or loans from banks or investors.
7. Protect personal liabilities.
8. Make agreements with vendors or suppliers or tie-ups.
9. Apply for payment gateway, 10. Apply for  tenders or big projects.
11. Help in Issue certification to employees or interns.

Monday, June 29, 2020

FAQ - Why Company Directors DIR-3 KYC is Mandatory ?

Ques. Why do you need to do this DIR3 KYC filing?
Ans. As part of updating its registry, MCA is conducting KYC of all Directors of all companies through the e-form DIR-3 KYC.
Accordingly, every Director or Partner who has been allotted DIN is mandatorily required to file form DIR-3 KYC on or before 30th September, 2020.

Ques. What are the consequences of not filing DIR 3 DIN KYC with MCA?
Ans. -The Government will deactivate your DIN.
-The Company/LLP in which you are Director/Partner cannot file ROC Annual Returns, which may result in striking off of the Company/LLP.
-Director/Partner with non-active DIN cannot incorporate a Company/LLP in future.
-The authenticity of Director/Partner is put at risk during fund raising and loan proposals.
-The de-activated DIN shall be re-activated only after penalty fee of Rs. 5,000 for each director/partner.


Saturday, June 27, 2020

Tax Update June 2020

Income Tax Updates June 2020

The apex body of Income Tax, The central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), has again given some relief to the taxpayers by extending time limits for various compliances. They are given below:

1. The time limit for filing Income Tax Returns for FY 2018-19 (AY 2019-20) has been further extended to 31st July, 2020 from earlier 30th June, 2020.

2. Due date for filing of Income Tax Returns for FY 2019-20 (AY 2020-21) has been extended to 30th November, 2020. Tax Audit Reports can be furnished by 31st October, 2020.

3. The time limit for various tax saving investments/ payments for claiming deduction under Chapter VIA-B, to name a few, PPF, LIC, NSC etc u/s 80C, Mediclaim u/s 80D, Donations u/s 80 G has been extended to 31st July, 2020

4. Self-assessment tax with liability up to Rs. 1 Lakh can be paid till 30th November 2020. However no extension has been granted to those taxpayers having tax liability of over Rs. 1 lakh and accordingly delayed payment would attract the applicable rate of interest u/s 234 A.

5. The date for making investment/ construction/ purchase for claiming roll over benefit/ deduction in respect of capital gains under sections 54 to 54GB of the IT Act has also been extended to 30th September, 2020.

6. TDS and TCS returns can now be filed till 31st July, 2020 and accordingly TDS/TCS certificate can be issued by 15th August, 2020 for the FY 2019-20. 

7. The reduced rate of interest of 9% for delayed payment of taxes shall not be applicable for the payments made after June 30, 2020.

8. The PAN Card-Aadhaar Card linking last date has been extended till 31st March, 2021.

Why Registering your Business is good for your Wealth ?

Business actions normally take place on behalf of a company, rather than an individual. They largely follow or come along with c...