Carry Forward of Losses

By | May 6, 2026

Carry Forward of Losses Introduction When losses cannot be fully set off within the same year due to inadequate eligible profits, they may be carried forward to subsequent assessment years for adjustment against eligible profits under the same income head. This ensures taxpayers can efficiently manage losses over time. Key Provisions for Carry Forward of… Read More »

Inter-Head Adjustment of Losses

By | May 6, 2026

Inter-Head Adjustment of Losses Introduction Inter-head adjustment allows for the set-off of losses from one head of income against income from another head within the same assessment year. Certain exceptions apply, such as capital losses being adjustable only against capital gains. Rules for Inter-Head Adjustment House Property Losses: o Losses from house property can be… Read More »

Intra-Head Adjustment

By | May 6, 2026

Intra-Head Adjustment Introduction Intra-head adjustment allows the set-off of losses from one source of income against income from another source within the same head of income. Specific rules and exceptions govern these adjustments, such as limiting long-term capital losses to only long-term capital gains. General Rules for Intra-Head Adjustment Losses from one source can be… Read More »

Rules for Set-off of Losses

By | May 6, 2026

Rules for Set-off of Losses Introduction Set-off refers to adjusting losses against profits either from the same source/head of income (intra-head adjustment) or from different heads of income (inter-head adjustment) during the same assessment year. If full adjustment isn’t possible, losses may be carried forward to future years for adjustment against eligible profits. Key Rules… Read More »

Set-off and Carry Forward of Losses

By | May 6, 2026

Set-off and Carry Forward of Losses Introduction Set-off means adjustment of losses against the profits from another source/head of income in the same assessment year. If losses cannot be set-off in the same year due to inadequacy of eligible profits, then such losses are carried forward to the next assessment year for adjustment against the… Read More »

Transition from QRMP to Monthly Filing: Mandatory Backend Migration for Turnover-Based Opt-Out

By | May 6, 2026

Transition from QRMP to Monthly Filing: Mandatory Backend Migration for Turnover-Based Opt-Out Facts The Status: The Petitioner, a registered person under CGST, was originally eligible for and opted into the Quarterly Return Monthly Payment (QRMP) scheme as their turnover was below ₹5 crores. The Change: In December 2025, the Petitioner’s aggregate turnover crossed the ₹5… Read More »

Category: GST

Restoration of GST Registration upon Post-Cancellation Compliance

By | May 6, 2026

Restoration of GST Registration upon Post-Cancellation Compliance Facts The Default: The assessee, a sole proprietor, failed to file GST returns for a continuous period of six months. The Action: The Department issued a Show Cause Notice (SCN) proposing the cancellation of registration due to non-filing. The Cancellation: Since no reply was furnished by the assessee,… Read More »

Category: GST

Restoration of GST Registration upon Post-Cancellation Compliance

By | May 6, 2026

Restoration of GST Registration upon Post-Cancellation Compliance Facts The Default: The assessee, a sole proprietor, failed to file GST returns for a continuous period of six months. The Action: The Department issued a Show Cause Notice (SCN) proposing the cancellation of registration due to non-filing. The Cancellation: Since no reply was furnished by the assessee,… Read More »

Category: GST

Computation of Exempt Income

By | May 6, 2026

Computation of Exempt Income (a) Infrastructure Development Entities: Entire income is exempt. However, Circular No. 9, dated 09-05-2022, clarified that for hybrid infrastructure entities (with multiple business lines), exemption is available proportionately if ≥ 50% of the total profit before tax (PBT) arises from eligible infrastructure activity. Exempt income will be calculated proportionately to the hybrid… Read More »