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 | How to fill Schedule FA (AY20-21)I need some help in entering the ESPP / RSU details in Schedule FA. Q1. Should I select Table A3 or Table D. (Table D looks much simpler) Q2. How to enter the details in A3... Answered by Payal Chhajed 5 years ago |
 | How to fill Schedule FA (AY20-21)I need some help in entering the ESPP / RSU details in Schedule FA. Q1. Should I select Table A3 or Table D. (Table D looks much simpler) Q2. How to enter the details in A3... Answered by Lakshita Bhandari 5 years ago |
| How to fill Schedule FA (AY20-21)I need some help in entering the ESPP / RSU details in Schedule FA. Q1. Should I select Table A3 or Table D. (Table D looks much simpler) Q2. How to enter the details in A3... Answered by Payal Chhajed 5 years ago |
| How to fill Schedule FA (AY20-21)I need some help in entering the ESPP / RSU details in Schedule FA. Q1. Should I select Table A3 or Table D. (Table D looks much simpler) Q2. How to enter the details in A3... Answered by Lakshita Bhandari 5 years ago |
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 | Marketplace - Commission on Selling PriceThis question was kept private Answered by Divya Chugh 5 years ago |
| Marketplace - Commission on Selling PriceThis question was kept private Answered by Vivek Kumar Arora 5 years ago |
| TCS on debit card / Company formationThis question was kept private Answered by Lakshita Bhandari 5 years ago |
| Marketplace - Commission on Selling PriceThis question was kept private Answered by Lakshita Bhandari 5 years ago |
| Joint owner property purchase - Loan application and 26QB filingFacts: i. A commercial property over 50 lakh, where both parties (buyer and seller) are co-owners (i.e. husband wife). ii. Seller party has informed that it will provide a... Answered by Lakshita Bhandari 5 years ago |
| Joint owner property purchase - Loan application and 26QB filingFacts: i. A commercial property over 50 lakh, where both parties (buyer and seller) are co-owners (i.e. husband wife). ii. Seller party has informed that it will provide a... Answered by Lakshita Bhandari 5 years ago |
| Joint owner property purchase - Loan application and 26QB filingFacts: i. A commercial property over 50 lakh, where both parties (buyer and seller) are co-owners (i.e. husband wife). ii. Seller party has informed that it will provide a... Answered by Vivek Kumar Arora 5 years ago |
| Joint owner property purchase - Loan application and 26QB filingFacts: i. A commercial property over 50 lakh, where both parties (buyer and seller) are co-owners (i.e. husband wife). ii. Seller party has informed that it will provide a... Answered by Vivek Kumar Arora 5 years ago |
| Looking to reduce liability from Capital Gain tax after becoming Ireland NRII am employed in India with FY20-21 annual income over 50 Lakhs. I am relocating to Ireland in March'21. I have US listed stocks given by my Indian employer in my US trading... Answered by Lakshita Bhandari 5 years ago |
 | GSTR 3B for exporter importerHi, I am a software service exporter importer. Error Message : while filing GSTR-3B ---------------------------------------- For table 3.1 (d) and 4 - The information entered by... Answered by Karishma Chhajer 5 years ago |
| Changing from ITR1 to ITR2 and about 26ASHi! I am OCI holder and living overseas. I have been filing income tax under ITR1 from 2016 for rental from few properties. Has it now changed and i have to file under ITR2? How... Answered by Payal Chhajed 5 years ago |
| Looking to reduce liability from Capital Gain tax after becoming Ireland NRII am employed in India with FY20-21 annual income over 50 Lakhs. I am relocating to Ireland in March'21. I have US listed stocks given by my Indian employer in my US trading... Answered by Karishma Chhajer 5 years ago |
| Looking to reduce liability from Capital Gain tax after becoming Ireland NRII am employed in India with FY20-21 annual income over 50 Lakhs. I am relocating to Ireland in March'21. I have US listed stocks given by my Indian employer in my US trading... Answered by Vivek Kumar Arora 5 years ago |