Sa900 2018

When you fall ill then depend on your level of experience in medical feild you take medicine on your own otherwise you select medical practitioner depend upon level of problem. Even selecting proper doctor is also challenge and we need understand many medical terms for it.Same is here, filing return is clerical job but for proper reporting you required some knowledge of income tax and if the things are complicated then obviously you need CA. But again not only any CA. You have to find which category of experience required and his past performance etc etc

Hi sir,Yes, You can very well file your income tax return without the help of CA.You can do it by using youtube or many other social media handles.Even you can visit the E-filing portal of Income tax India. You can get what you want.But let me tell you one thing.What if the notice is received after filing of your return? Like to whom you will call for solution of this notice?What if you have a refund but you will not get because of some simple mistake done by you?What if you have income which is taxable but you have not shown in the ITR filed by you?What if you have capital gain income or any small business income but you forgot to mention that in your return?What if you have income in 26AS but you have filed return without reconciling it with the actual income?It looks easy to file and i am damn sure that you will file it easily but you have to think what ifs also along with this.Thank you sir.Regards

No, you can’t file ITR for AY:2017–18 & 2018–19 as the due date for filing ITR is over i.e 31st March 2019.But you can apply for condonation of delay in filing ITR with reasons to CIT. Once the condonation is accepted you can file but it is a complex process.For specific clarifications / legal advice feel free to write to dsssvtax[at]gmail or call/WhatsApp: 9052535440.

Yes, there is no column in the ITR 1 For Mark The residential status, therefore, you should furnishred the Form No.2.

You dont write 'tax returns' for your business based on the personal income tax dates (April) you write them based on your companies own financial year end dates.Have a look here:https://www.gov.uk/prepare-file-...You must send your return 9 months after the end of your financial year - I.e. 21 months after you start your company. That's for companies house and paying tax -- you actually have another 3 months before you need to report to HMRC. It has nothing to do with the personal 'tax year'.The only things you need to report based on April deadlines is employee payments (PAYE) and your own personal tax return -- which you either won't have to do (because you won't have been paid anything) or will have to do anyway for another reason (already earned over £100k one year in the past etc.)Basically - rather than worrying about the tax and filing for the first year, worry about making some money!

As the last date of filing of return has expired, the return can only be filed by making an application u/s 119(2)(b).Due dates of filing return-The ITR for a Financial year has to be filed by an individual on or before 31st July of the next year (i.e Assessment year) . For example return for FY 14–15 can be filed by 31st July 2016.Belated Return -Prior to amendment of Finance Act 2016, a belated return could be filed till one year from the end of AY. But pursuant to amendment made by Finance Act 2016, belated return can be filed till the end of the Assessment year i.e for FY 16–17 belated return can be filed till 31st March 2018 .Return u/s 119(2)(b)The provision of Section 119(2)(b) empower the income tax authorities to accept the income tax return even if the time limit has expired in case of genuine reason of delay and genuine hardship to the assessee. An an application is to be made to appropriate authority before six year's from end of relevant assessment year.The procedure for application under Section 119(2)(b) is as follows -Login to the income tax e filing website using your id and passwordGo to e-file option and click on income tax returnSelect the AY and ITR nameSelect section 119(2)(b) as the reference section and file your returnsReturn must be filed under section 139(4) instead of section 139(1)However it has to be noted that the relief under section can be claimed only if the appropriate authority is of the view that the delay is on account of genuine reason and will cause hardship to the assessee.

Hi Yes they can apply now. The EIN and LLC agreement listing them as member needs to be included. They would check the reason for an exception to filing a tax return.All ITINs take 7 to 11 weeks to be issued for international applicants.The ID documents need to be included. These can be the original documents which the IRS will return or you can use a CAA like myself to assist.

It’s tax time.Taxation of immigrants by the United States is signNowly affected by the immigration status of such immigrants. Although the immigration laws of the United States refer to aliens as immigrants, nonimmigrants, and undocumented (illegal) aliens, the tax laws of the United States refer only to “resident aliens” and “nonresident aliens”.In general, the controlling principle is that resident aliens are taxed in the same manner as U.S. citizens on their worldwide income, and nonresident aliens are taxed according to special rules contained in certain parts of the Internal Revenue Code.Holders of nonimmigrant visas or temporary visas may or may not have to report income and pay taxes to the United States Government. Holders of nonimmigrant visas only become tax residents if they spend at least 183 days of the current year within the United States. If you have spent more than 183 days of the current year in the U.S., you are considered a “resident alien.”A nonresident alien/nonimmigrant visa holder (with certain narrowly defined exceptions) is subject to federal income tax only on income which is derived from sources within the United States and or income that is effectively connected with a U.S. trade or business.Nonresident aliens who are required to file an income tax return must use:Form 1040NR, U.S. Nonresident Alien Income Tax Return or,Form 1040NR-EZ, U.S. Income Tax Return for Certain Nonresident Aliens With No Dependents, if qualified.Resident aliens who are required to file an income tax return must use:Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax Return,Form 1040A, U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, orForm 1040EZ, Income Tax Return for Single and Joint Filers With No Dependents.According to TurboTax, its software does not support the filing of Form 1040NR. However, it has a partnership with Sprintax that does support such filings. I would recommend that you also consult with a certified public accountant because depending on your circumstances, s/he may be able to identify other IRS forms and or deductions that may be applicable to you.For more information on the intersection of US taxation and immigration, go here.For more information on immigration, please visit here.

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