is drinking alcohol safe?
in moderation everything is ok.
extramarital affair get caught only when they make multiple attempts of you know what to arise suspicions
Like if I transfer from paytm. It won’t be a problem in regards to income tax? Has anyone had any experience?
is drinking alcohol safe?
in moderation everything is ok.
extramarital affair get caught only when they make multiple attempts of you know what to arise suspicions
P_A_N_K_A_J wrote:is drinking alcohol safe?
in moderation everything is ok.
extramarital affair get caught only when they make multiple attempts of you know what to arise suspicions
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It’s like not being guilty until you are caught red-handed. Just like people jumping red traffic signals when no policeman is around. As long as you are lucky, you will not have any bad experience.
Even when you are caught, and if you are able to convince the regulator that you are not guilty, your experience will be really good.
There is no problem with respect to incometax
You need to pay taxes on actual profits you make, may it be from rewards points, interest from free money etc
However, if u get a notice, you need to explain in detail to officer or hire a CA who will do the same and perform an audit
Cost of which would be 10-20k. So if you are doing do in moderation like max 50k a month, else do it industrial scale like 50L a month. There is no point in making 20k a year and spending it all on compliance
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I have been doing this for past 1.5 years .I file my taxes properly so far no notice .
But make sure you dont pay more than 50k in 1 month , that is when It dept gets activated
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add that rent income to your income tax too and you are safe 😌
Kisi Apne ke hi account me transfer karo bhai like your brother.sister,father,mother etc
Upi txn are tracked by it now. Beware
karanoshan wrote:There is no problem with respect to incometax
You need to pay taxes on actual profits you make, may it be from rewards points, interest from free money etc
However, if u get a notice, you need to explain in detail to officer or hire a CA who will do the same and perform an audit
Cost of which would be 10-20k. So if you are doing do in moderation like max 50k a month, else do it industrial scale like 50L a month. There is no point in making 20k a year and spending it all on compliance
may it be from rewards points
how are reward points shown in ITR? In other income?
karanoshan wrote:Yes in other income, if doing big scale, file itr 3
suppose for 1k spend, reward points in inr worth rs. 100 were given by some app.so rs. 100 is added to other income?
karanoshan wrote:Yes, that too upto 50,000 a year is not to be reported
after that u can add to other income
Yes, that too upto 50,000 a year is not to be reported
can u share the section or notification regarding this paji?
kukdookoo wrote:Yes, that too upto 50,000 a year is not to be reported
can u share the section or notification regarding this paji?
https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/now-...
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/tax...
karanoshan wrote:https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/now-...
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/tax...
if cashbacks does not come in bank account but for example in gv form, suppose 10k cashback for 7 online websites.then one has to show 70k cashback in ITR in income from other sources even if it came as gv form? or is it 70k-50k= 20k?
karanoshan wrote:20k
thanks paji. KG+
i dont think many people will reveal cashback received as gv in ITR income.