B. Vishal & Company

B. Vishal & Company The firm was founded on November 1992 previous to that is was existing as B. Vishal and Associates. The Firm has its offices at Kota, Jaipur, Bundi and Jhalawar.

The firm has been standing by the virtue of its pillars formed on trust, equality, unbiasness and professionalism. The firm is served from time to time by the brilliant professionals under the able leadership of Shri B.V.Maheshwari. The Professionals and Students who are part of B.Vishal & Company till date are the pride of the firm wherever they have moved in there career whether in the firm or o

utside and mostly are associated socially till date. The firm has followed its basic and simple principles of Client satisfaction and accurate guidance imparted. The Firm is revered by its clients for guidance in there Taxation, Financial and other Matters.

Happy Deepawali gift from GOI.GST Council के सभी फैसले 22 सितंबर से लागू होंगे- दो दरों वाली GST पर GST Council की मुहर-...
04/09/2025

Happy Deepawali gift from GOI.

GST Council के सभी फैसले 22 सितंबर से लागू होंगे

- दो दरों वाली GST पर GST Council की मुहर

- 12% और 28% खत्म करने पर सहमति

- हेल्थ और लाइफ इंश्योरेंस पर भी जीएसटी खत्म

Happy CA Day Wishes to all.
01/07/2025

Happy CA Day Wishes to all.



Many Congratulations to new CAs from our Office 1 CA Badal Sachdev2 CA Mehek AgarwalFor the feat achieved in recent resu...
08/01/2025

Many Congratulations to new CAs from our Office
1 CA Badal Sachdev
2 CA Mehek Agarwal
For the feat achieved in recent results of ICAI.

We have vacancies for Articles who actually wish to hone and improve there skillset as an aspiring Chartered Accountants...
14/07/2024

We have vacancies for Articles who actually wish to hone and improve there skillset as an aspiring Chartered Accountants at Kota, Bundi and Jhalawar.

Contact/Send Resume on 9413512344.

13/08/2019

CA Shruti Shringi Article Assistant at B.Vishal & Co. secured 50th Rank in CA Final exam...... Congratulations for her sucess

01/02/2017

The Finance Budget, 2017 was presented by Finance Minister Shri Arun Jaitley in the Lok Sabha on 1st February, 2017. Following are the highlights of the tax proposals introduced in the budget:

1. Tax slabs for Individuals:

a) Rate for the bracket 2.5 lakh - 5 lakh shall be 5% if income is upto 5 lakh
b) Rebate u/s 87A shall be Rs. 2,500 max
c) Thus no income tax for income upto Rs. 3 lakh
d) If 80C utilised then no tax on income upto 4.5 lakh
e) Reduction of tax in subsequent brackets by Rs. 12,500 per person
f) Surcharge @ 10% for income exceeding 50 lakhs. For income exceeding 1 crore 15% will continue.

2. One page Income Tax return for individual with income upto 5 lakh excluding business income

3. No scrutiny of first return unless specific information

4. U/s 80IBA instead of Built Up area the limit of 30/60 sq meters shall be on carpet area. Ie 30 for Metro cities and 60 for other cities including peripheral areas of metro cities

5. Completion time shall be 5 years instead of 3 years

6. Builders will be given time of one year from the end of the year of completion for liquidating their stock before applying DLOP provisions.

7. Holding period for becoming Long Term Capital Asset for Immovable property shall be reduced to 2 years

8. Base year for indexation shall from 1/4/2001

9. In joint development projects tax liability will get attracted only in year of completion

10. Due to restructuring of state of Andhra Pradesh capital gains shall be exempt for land held on 2/6/14 acquired by government

11. Reduced tax rate of 5% u/s 115A for Interest to Foreign Entities shall continue till 30/6/2017

12. For start ups for carry forward of losses requirement of 51% shall be relaxed only pioneers continue. Profit linked deduction shall be available for 3 out of 7 years instead of 5 years u/s 80IAC

13. Proposed to abolish advance tax on MAT but will take time for MAT to get abolished (so gradually they will follow CA Siddharth Surana's suggestions)

14. MAT credit shall be for 15 years

15. For Medium and Small enterprises Corporate Income tax shall be 25% if Turnover upto 50 crores

16. Deduction of 8.5% on NPAs

17. Interest incomes of schedule banks and cooperative banks shall be taxed on receipt basis and not due basis

18. Not many changes in Custom and Excise as they will soon be replaced by GST

19. As expected Presumptive Taxation rate u/s 44AD shall be reduced to 6% for non cash turnover (Also applicable for PY 16-17 ie AY 17-18)

20. Max cash expenses allowed shall be reduced to 10,000 from 20,000 u/s 40A(3)

21. Cash Donations to political parties shall be reduced from 10,000 to 2,000 (haters will hate this government even more now)

22. Special Investigation Team on Black Money suggested to allow maximum amount of Cash Transaction at Rs. 3 lakhs. Which will soon be accepted by legislative amendment

23. Basic Custom Duty/Excise/CVD/SAD on POS card readers, ATM, Finger print scanners, IRIS scanners shall be exempt to promote domestic manufacturing

24. For Political Parties
a) Can accept maximum 2,000 cash donations from any one source
b) Allowed to receive through cheque or electronic modes
c) Amendment in RBI Act to allow issuing of electoral bonds which donors can purchase electronically and will be redeemable in the account of a political party
d) Compulsory to file Income Tax Return on time
e) Tax exemption shall be available only if all conditions stated above are satisfied

25. Domestic transfer pricing shall apply to transactions with related parties only if one of the entities is claiming profit linked deduction

26. Audit of those opting for presumptive taxation only if turnover exceeds 2 crore

27. Threshold to maintain Books of Accounts for Individual and HUF shall increase to 25 lakh from 10 lakh of turnover or from 1.2 lakh to 2.5 lakh of profit

28. Foreign portfolio exempt from Capital Gains Tax if indirect transfer or redeemed outside India

29. Insurance agent can avoid TDS by submitting self declaration form15G/H

30. Only one advance tax installment for professionals opting for Section 44ADA
(But rate of income not reduced. Kindly make CA Siddharth Narendra Surana the Finance Minister of the country)

31. Time to file revised return shall be upto end of assessment year ie same as belated return as amended last year

32. Time limit for Scrutiny order reduced to 18 months for AY 18-19 and 12 months from AY 19-20 as against present 21 months.

TDS Provision at a Glance
09/06/2016

TDS Provision at a Glance

Central Board of Direct Taxes has declared August 31 as deadline for the taxpayers whose Income Tax Returns for six asse...
11/05/2016

Central Board of Direct Taxes has declared August 31 as deadline for the taxpayers whose Income Tax Returns for six assessment years between 2009-10 and 2014-15 are pending for processing and issuance of refunds due to issues of non-filing of ITR-V acknowledgement form at its Bengaluru-based collection centre.

Offering the “final opportunity”, the department has said taxpayers whose refunds and tax issues are pending for assessment years (AYs) 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14 and 2014-15, should immediately authenticate their Income Tax Returns by using either the electronic verification by Aadhaar or bank account-based facility available on its official web portal or send a bonafide copy of the ITR-V to its CPC in Bengaluru by “speed post” before August 31.

“...in case of returns for AYs (2009-10 to 2014-15) which were uploaded 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, hereby permits verification of such returns also through EVC.


“Such verification process must be completed by August 31. As an alternative to EVC, the taxpayer is allowed to send a duly-signed copy of ITR-V to the Central Processing Centre, Bengaluru by this date by speed post,” a CBDT directive, accessed by PTI, said.

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), the policy- making body of the IT department, added that in situations “where the taxpayer concerned had submitted the ITR-V Form after the permitted time which was earlier being treated as non-est (does not exist) and evidence of same is available with the department, the same shall be treated as valid compliance of this order and dealt with accordingly.

It added that this breather will, however, not apply in those cases “where during the intervening period, the 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 non-est.”

The CBDT said this is “the final opportunity being provided to the taxpayers to regularise their pending ITRs pertaining to AYs 2009-10 till 2014-15 which were filed as per provisions of section 139 of the Act but were declared non-est/have remained pending for verification just for want of receipt of a valid ITR-V form at CPC, Bengaluru.”


Taxpayers have been advised to check their status of pending returns for the said AYs at the IT department website for e-filing -- http://incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in/ . They can log in by using their PAN number and specific year of assessment.

The department, in order to make the ITR filing system paperless and hassle-free, had introduced the e-validation of ITRs by using the Aadhaar and bank account numbers last year.

The CBDT, a senior official said, had issued the latest order after it received numerous complaints from taxpayers whose refunds were either pending or remained un-processed due to ITR-V not reaching the CPC due to either postal failure or any other reasons.

CBDT added that all such cases received by August 31 will be processed by November and any interest amount, pending on the held up refund, will be payable to the taxpayer.

"I just want to say thank you. Please continue to improvise and make India a truly Digital India. Thanks to all the people involved in this effort."-29/04/2016 "I never expected that e-filing facilities will undergo such a remarkable change. Your team is doing a great job especially with the assista...

13/04/2016

New Scheme of CA course & Exams.
A brief of the same are as follows:

1. CPT will be replaced now with foundation

Act.- 100 marks, subjective
M.Law- 60 marks subjective
General eng & comm skills- 40 marks
Logical reasoning-20 objective
Statistics Maths-80 Objective
Economics & Gen & Comm skills-100 objective

Total- 400 Marks

2. IPCC is replaced by CA Inter.

Now Articleship can be started after passing any group of CA Inter.

Now there will be 8 subjects in CA Inter.

Costing will be of 100 marks,

Bus Eco Environment 50 marks,

3. CA Final

Now a student can appear in ca final exam only after completion of articleship

New subject

Fin services & cap market 50 marks
International taxation 30 marks

Detailed information will be available in due course.

Address

"Raghukul", 15 UIT Plots, Behind Gumanpura Police Station, Jhalawar Road
Kota
324007

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 8pm
Tuesday 10am - 8pm
Wednesday 10am - 8pm
Thursday 10am - 8pm
Friday 10am - 8pm
Saturday 10am - 8pm

Telephone

07442362144

Website

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