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Ministry of Finance through Circular No. 13/2020 dated 13 July 2020 issued one time relaxation scheme for Income Tax returns for A.Y. 2015-16 to A.Y. 2019-20.
In respect of an Income-tax Return (ITR) which is filed electronically without a digital signature, the taxpayer is required to verify it using anyone of the following modes within the time limit of 120 days from date of uploading the ITR: -
i. Through Aadhaar OTP
ii. By logging into e-filing account through net banking
iii. EVC through Bank Account Number
iv. EVC through Demat Account Number
v. EVC through Bank ATM
vi. By sending a duly signed physical copy of ITR-V through post to the CPC, Bengaluru
Now Income Tax Department has given one time relaxation for verification of Income Tax returns for A.Y. 2015-16 to A.Y. 2019-20. If you have filed income tax returns of these AY but failed to verify these returns now you have a golden opportunity to verify these returns.
There are 6 important points which you should know :-
1. Now you can verify Income Tax returns for A.Y. 2015-16 to A.Y. 2019-20.

2. How to Verify Income Tax Return?
You can verify it through
a. Aadhaar OTP
b. By logging into e-filing account through net banking
c. EVC through Bank Account Number
d. EVC through Demat Account Number
e. EVC through Bank ATM
f. By sending a duly signed physical copy of ITR-V through post to the CPC, Bengaluru

3. Till What time we can verify these returns?
You can verify these returns till 30th Sep 2020

4. Who can verify these returns?
If you have uploaded these income tax returns electronically by the taxpayer within the time allowed under section 139 of the Act and which have remained incomplete due to non-submission of ITR-V Form for verification. Now you can verify these returns.

5. Who cannot verify these returns
However, this relaxation shall not apply in those cases, where during the intervening period, Income-tax Department has already taken recourse to any other measure as specified in the Act for ensuring filing of tax return by the taxpayer concerned after declaring the return as Non-est.

6. When these returns will be processed?
Such returns shall be processed by 31.12.2020 and intimation of processing of such returns shall be sent to the taxpayer concerned as per the laid down procedure.
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The Income Tax Department has introduced section 194N in September 2019 i.e. TDS on cash withdrawal above Rs 1 Crore. Now there is modification in section 194N. In this video, we have explained the modification along with the earlier provision in section 194N. Earlier as per section 194N, TDS need to be deducted by the banks, post office and co-operative banks @ 1% if there is cash withdrawal above Rs 1 Crore. This section applies to withdrawals made by any taxpayer including:
Company
Individual
HUF
Partnership firm
LLP
Local Authority
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Body of Individuals

Now there is a modification in this provision and it is divided into two parts one is the taxpayer who files return regularly i.e. ITR filer and another is the taxpayer who has not filed any ITR in previous three years i.e. non-ITR filer. In case of ITR filer, TDS @ 2% is applicable if cash withdrawal is above Rs 1 Crore in financial year. In case of non ITR filer, TDS @ 2% is applicable if cash withdrawal is above Rs 20 Lakhs in financial year and @5% if cash withdrawal is above Rs 1 Crore in financial year. All type of accounts saving, current etc. will be considered while calculating limit. Also, TDS will be deducted only on the amount exceeding the limit not on the full amount. For example, if your limit is 20 Lacs and your total cash withdrawal is Rs 30 Lacs, in that case TDS will be deducted @ 2% on 10 Lacs i.e. 20,000/.
Furthermore, this TDS will be shown in your 26AS & adjustment can be done and cash withdrawal will not be counted as your income.
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How to file GSTR3B through Mobile (SMS) – https://youtu.be/bMzFWPSbfIo GST LATE FEE will be CREDITED I पैसा मिलेगा वापस - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGbMn... GSTR-3B LATE FEE हुई माफ | JUL 2017 TO JUL 2020 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNn8P... How to file GSTR1 through Mobile (SMS) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htU0K... GST Returns Due Date from July 2017 to Aug 2020 I Late fee Waiver – https://youtu.be/yCJ10Ummaa8 GST E-way Bill Extension – https://youtu.be/T-BPnw0HYpY GST on Director’s Remuneration – https://youtu.be/I3TrLbH1DN0 Check our latest videos on Income Tax :- No Income but need to file Income Tax Return – https://youtu.be/QCAh50CCfkE Income Tax important Due Date Extension – https://youtu.be/Jo8wKh1_lEA Other Videos : - Proprietorship Vs Partnership Vs LLP Vs Pvt. Ltd. Company - https://youtu.be/X6yEioUgqlQ

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CBIC has further extended the due date of GSTR-4 for Financial year 2019-20 from 15th July 2020 to 31st August 2020 through Notification Number 59/2020.
Now you can file your GSTR4 return by 31st August 2020. This step of CBIC is goof for all Composition Tax Payers.
We have attached the notification no. 59/2020 for your reference.
https://www.cbic.gov.in/resources//htdocs-cbec/gst/notfctn-59-central-tax-english-2020.pdf

Check our latest videos on GST:- How to file GSTR3B through Mobile (SMS) – https://youtu.be/bMzFWPSbfIo
GST LATE FEE will be CREDITED I पैसा मिलेगा वापस -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGbMnZLSmjs&t=26s
GSTR-3B LATE FEE हुई माफ | JUL 2017 TO JUL 2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNn8PchyMMQ&t=38s
How to file GSTR1 through Mobile (SMS) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htU0KsUzN1o
GST Returns Due Date from July 2017 to Aug 2020 I Late fee Waiver – https://youtu.be/yCJ10Ummaa8 GST E-way Bill Extension – https://youtu.be/T-BPnw0HYpY GST on Director’s Remuneration – https://youtu.be/I3TrLbH1DN0 Check our latest videos on Income Tax :- No Income but need to file Income Tax Return – https://youtu.be/QCAh50CCfkE Income Tax important Due Date Extension – https://youtu.be/Jo8wKh1_lEA Other Videos : - Proprietorship Vs Partnership Vs LLP Vs Pvt. Ltd. Company - https://youtu.be/X6yEioUgqlQ

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In this video, CA Ishant Juneja has explained in a very easy language about Bootstrapping.
If you have a business idea but the big question is how to raise fund. The first way to start with is Bootstrap your business.
Stage I
Let us take a very initial stage that you have a business idea but don’t have funds. Normally all entrepreneur starts their entrepreneurship journey with bootstrap. Now what is bootstart?
Bootstrap – In Bootstrap, you manage your startup with your funds, savings or you take help from your family and friends. Also you reinvest your income from startup.
All the ways of Startup funding has been explained in another video. Please watch this video to have a complete knowledge of the startup funding and the difference between each ways.
https://youtu.be/pECWunLiHnk
This video has explained about Funding from Angel investors, Venture Capital, Banks, IPO (Initial Public Offereing) and other ways also.

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In this video, CA Ishant Juneja has explained in a very easy language about startup funding.
If you have a business idea but the big question is how to raise fund. What are the various ways of raising fund? After watching this video, you will have all answers.
Stage I
Let us take a very initial stage that you have a business idea but don’t have funds. Normally all entrepreneur starts their entrepreneurship journey with bootstrap. Now what is bootstart?
Bootstrap – In Bootstrap, you manage your startup with your funds, savings or you take help from your family and friends. Also you reinvest your income from startup.
Stage II
Now next stage is when you are already generating revenue and you want to expand your business. Now you go to angel investors. What is Angel Investors ?
Angel Investors – They are group of entrepreneurs, CEO’s/CFO’s of big Companies. Along with investment in your business, they also provide you know-how, help you in improving your business model and share their professional network also. So that you can grow faster. They normally invest around 7-10 Cr. They are lots of angel investor group available like Mumbai Angels, Bengaluru Angels, Chennai Angels and Indian Angel Network.
Stage III
Now you are a mid-size company and you want further growth. Then you go to Venture Capitalist. Now what is Venture Capitalist?
Venture Capitalist- Venture Capitalist are the investors who provide you the funds but don't provide business know-how. They don't help you in finding loopholes in your business model and improving them. They just invest in your business.
Stage IV
Now you are a good size company and you want to grow further. Now you go for IPO. Now what is IPO?
IPO – IPO is initial public offering. You list your share with stock exchange and now general public invest in your business. Your share value goes up and down based on your company performance.
There are few more ways for raising fund like there are lots of platform available Like “The Ten Minute Million” program of IIM Mumbai
There are some fellowship program also like Thiel fellowship. If your age is less than 23 years then you can apply for their fellowship. You have to drop your colledge for two years and they provide you full training and also gives you $ 100,000 for your start-up. OYO Founder Ratesh Aggarwal was first in Asia to get thiel fellowship.

Banks also provide a limited amount loan to startup. There are few schemes for startup :-
1. Shishu Loan – When you want to start your Company, then you can get Rs 50,000/- as a loan without collateral security.
2. Kishor Loan – When you are already generating some revenue and you want to expand your business. Then you can get a loan ranging from Rs 50,000 to 5,00,000 from banks.
3. Tarun Loan – When you are already generating good revenue and you want to further expand your business then you can get a loan ranging from Rs 5,00,000 to 10,00,000 from banks.
Watch our video to know
How to raise funds for your startups from external agencies
How to raise funds for your startups through venture capitalists
How to raise funds through PE investors
What is Angel investors
What is Seed capital
What is Initial Public Offering (IPO)
Debt restructuring
Debt financing
looking for investors
Looking for venture capital
Looking for PE investors
What is Bootstrap
How to get money
How to earn money
How to grow business
How to get funds
How to increase profit
How to increase sale
How to raise finance
How to raise money

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