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Tax Expert - Answered on Nov 04, 2023

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Vikas Question by Vikas on Nov 02, 2023Hindi
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Hi I deposited my Advance Tax cheque of Rs 30,300 for FY 2022-23 using Tax challan on 14 June 2022 I recd my Income tax order for FY 2022-23 with a demand as the above mentioned payment is missing in their record On further investigation , It was revealed that the Bank made a mistake in filing this Tax under wrong head Bank filed it under head 0023 which is for Hotel Receipts Tax instead of 0021 which is for Advance Tax I have been following it up at my Branch level but no resolution has been provided . What is the way out Thanks, Vikas

Ans: You can submit written application to jurisdiction assessing officer along with copy of challan and communication done with bank. If possible, take declaration from bank that they have done mistake and you can submit the copy of the same along with application.
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Hi I had used the services of ClearTax to file my tax returns for the financial year 2021-22. ClearTax had appointed a CA to be by point of contact and to file my taxes. Everything was going smooth and they had sent me the final filings (ITR-3) for me to approve and pay off the tax. I paid the tax and gave the go ahead to file my returns. They filed my returns on 31st July2022 and then I noticed by mistake the CA had filled someone else's returns (ITR - 1) with all wrong numbers also using in the old tax regime. I immediately got his attention and he said that it was busy time and by mistake he attached someone else's filings to mine. He immediately corrected the mistake on 2nd August and filed mine with the right details. I asked him multiple times if it will be a problem to which he clearly said nothing to worry. Fast-forward to February 2023 and I got a notice from IT department that since I had submitted my filings in old tax regime as on 31st July I have pay 85K + additional tax. I have taken up to the clear tax team and they are making us run around in circles. Now the latest is the clear tax team has filled a grievance with the AO. My questions is any chance that it will be reversed as along clear tax team has been saying its not our fault don't worry everything will be ok. They are just making us run around. Do you think I will get my money back
Ans: Dear Anonymous,

I understand your concern and the stress that such situations can cause. Mistakes in tax filings can have repercussions, and it's essential to address them promptly.

Regarding the notice from the IT department, the fact that you've received a notice means that the department has identified a discrepancy in your filings. The grievance filed with the Assessing Officer (AO) by ClearTax is a step in the right direction. The AO is responsible for assessing and reassessing income, and they have the authority to rectify any mistakes.

Given that you have evidence of the mistake and its rectification, there's a good chance that the AO will consider your grievance. However, the process might take some time, and there's no guarantee of the outcome. It's essential to keep all communication and documentation related to this issue handy.

As for getting your money back, if the AO acknowledges the mistake and rectifies it, you might be eligible for a refund. However, if the AO determines that the tax is rightfully due, you might have to pay the amount.

I hope this situation gets resolved in your favor soon. Remember, it's essential to stay proactive and keep pushing for a resolution.

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Sir, refund amount of Rs.26650.00 was shifted to my account on 13.10.2022 for the ay 2022-23 as per 26 AS but the amont was not credited to my account till now. Matter was raised several times through grievence portal but still pending.pl suggest me what can i do now? I AM ALSO A SR. CITIZEN. PIJUSH KANTI PAUL, AGARTALA.
Ans: Many taxpayers are not able to claim refunds mainly due to 2 reasons

(1) Outstanding Tax Demand
(2) Issue in crediting refund in given bank account

Please check at income tax portal if any income tax demand is outstanding, check if bank accounts are properly validated. For Bank account validation, income tax department has asked to check following in news tab dated 13th Sep 2023.

Check Bank A/c validation Status For Refund.

Has your bank merged with another bank?

Has your bank branch changed?

Has your bank account number changed?

Has Your name in Bank Account changed?

Has your bank account closed or become inactive?

Has IFSC Code of your bank account changed?

IF YES….

You need to Update/ Revalidate your Bank A/c details on e-filing portal.

To update/revalidate your bank account details, login to: https://eportal.incometax.gov.in > Profile > My bank Accounts > Click on three vertical dots > Choose Revalidate>make required changes in data for updating details > Click on Validate button.

For adding a new bank account, login to https://eportal.incometax.gov.in > Profile > My bank Accounts > Add bank account > fill the required details > Click on Validate button.

After some time, you can check the status of bank account Validation.

Once the Status of Bank account changes to Validated, don’t forget to nominate it for refund by enabling the ‘Nominate for Refund’ button.

If the bank account validation has failed, you can remove that bank account by clicking on the three vertical dots on “My bank accounts” screen.

Please ensure that only those bank accounts, which are linked with PAN should be validated and nominated for refund. Refund cannot be credited to Bank A/c not linked with PAN.

For more info: Watch the video ‘How to pre-validate your bank account’ -https://youtu.be/2ie86mHNeyc

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Can I invest Rs 40,000 per month in the National Pension Scheme? What kind of returns can I expect from the NPS in 10 years?
Ans: Yes, you can invest Rs 40,000 per month in the National Pension Scheme (NPS). There is no maximum limit on the monthly contributions to NPS.

Important to note about NPS returns:

• NPS returns are market-linked and depend on the chosen investment scheme. The NPS offers various investment options like Equity (E), Corporate Debt (C), Government Bonds (G), Alternative Investment Funds (A). Equity (E) scheme typically has higher returns than other schemes (C, G) but also comes with higher risk.
• It is difficult to predict the exact returns you will get in 10 years as the market is volatile.

Here's an example to give you an idea

Let’s assume you choose an equity scheme with an average annual return of 10%.

• Total investment over 10 years = Rs 40000 per month * 12 months/year * 10 years = Rs 48,00,000
• Estimated returns in 10 years = Rs 48,00,000 * 10% = Rs 4,80,000

This is just an estimate, and actual returns may vary.

Here are some resources that can help you make an informed decision:

• NPS calculator: You can use an NPS calculator to get a more personalised estimate of your retirement corpus and pension amount. These calculators consider factors like your age, investment amount, investment scheme chosen, and expected rate of return.
• NPS investment options: You can find more information about the different NPS investment options on the PFRDA website (https://www.pfrda.org.in/)

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My mother have 10 laks. Currently in FD so whatever interst she got she manage home on that interst. She is living alone so need to ask what is the better way to keep her money safe but interst she got higher than current interst value. Is SWP is good option for her ?
Ans: Considering your mother's situation, using a Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) can be a good option to potentially earn higher returns while maintaining liquidity and safety for her funds. Here's why SWP could be beneficial:

Potential for Higher Returns:
By investing the funds from the FD into a suitable mutual fund or conservative investment option, your mother may earn higher returns compared to the current FD interest rate.
With SWP, she can periodically withdraw a fixed amount, which may include both the returns generated by the investment and a portion of the principal amount, depending on her withdrawal needs.
Liquidity:
SWP provides flexibility, allowing your mother to withdraw a fixed amount at regular intervals to meet her living expenses.
Unlike traditional FDs, where the entire amount is locked in for a fixed tenure, SWP allows her to access her funds whenever required, providing liquidity.
Safety:
While investing in mutual funds or other investment options carries some level of risk, your mother can choose relatively safer options such as debt funds or balanced funds to minimize risk while still earning potentially higher returns.
Ensure that the chosen investment aligns with her risk tolerance and investment horizon.
Regular Income:
SWP can provide your mother with a regular source of income, similar to the interest earned from FDs, but potentially at a higher rate.
By withdrawing a fixed amount at regular intervals, she can manage her expenses effectively without depleting her entire investment.
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Before proceeding with SWP, it's advisable to consult with a financial advisor or Certified Financial Planner.
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I invest 20% in nifty 200 momentum, 40% in midcap 150 momentum 50 and 20% in smallcap 250 momentum quality 50 remaining 20% i invest in debt fund I'm investing for more then 10years but I'm thinking of stoping my investment in 200 momentum and thinking of investing in smallcap is it a good idea
Ans: Switching your investment from Nifty 200 momentum to small-cap stocks can be a significant decision, so let's evaluate it:

Market Dynamics:
Small-cap stocks generally offer higher growth potential but come with increased volatility and risk compared to large-cap stocks.
Mid-cap stocks occupy a middle ground, offering a balance between growth potential and risk.
Risk Consideration:
Shifting your investment from large-cap (Nifty 200 momentum) to small-cap stocks could potentially increase the risk in your portfolio due to the higher volatility associated with small-cap stocks.
Ensure that you're comfortable with the increased risk and have a long-term investment horizon to ride out market fluctuations.
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Review your overall portfolio diversification. If you already have exposure to mid-cap and small-cap stocks, adding more small-cap stocks may further increase concentration risk in your portfolio.
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Assess your investment horizon and risk tolerance. Small-cap stocks are best suited for investors with a long-term horizon who can withstand short-term market volatility.
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Consider consulting with a financial advisor or Certified Financial Planner to evaluate your investment strategy, assess the impact of switching to small-cap stocks, and ensure it aligns with your overall financial plan.
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Hello My Daughter pursuing B.A Psychology Hons from Lady shri Ram college Delhi University and her keen interest to become clinical psychologist and targeting to pursuing M.phil from Nihmans Bangalore. Is it correct strategy? Every one targeting to go abroad and pursue higher degree in Psychology, how you rate india's top noch institute vs abroad?
Ans: Hello,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your daughter is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) Psychology after which she intends pursuing Master of Philosophy (M. Phil.). To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that your daughter’s plan of studying a B.A. in Psychology Honours from Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi University, and then subsequently pursuing an M.Phil from NIMHANS, Bangalore, appears to be a sound one, especially if she aspires to be a clinical psychologist. You would be glad to know that both, Lady Shri Ram College and NIMHANS are prominent institutions well-known for offering high-quality psychology education.

When deciding whether to pursue a further psychology degree overseas or in India, I would like to tell you that both options have their merits and disadvantages.

Remember that students studying overseas gain exposure to a broad range of viewpoints, cultural backgrounds, and possibly state-of-the-art research facilities and techniques. Moreover, one’s horizons can be expanded and he/she can be offered significant global experience, which can prove beneficial in an interconnected world.

On the other hand, India also houses a number of prestigious universities, viz., NIMHANS, which are highly recognized for their proficiency in and contributions to the psychological domain. Remember that studying in India can provide students with knowledge of local surroundings, networks, and future job prospects in the nation’s healthcare and academic sectors.

Lastly, the decision should best resonate with your daughter’s personal as well as career objectives. If she intends working in India and participating in regional mental health initiatives, then I would like to tell you that pursuing a Master of Philosophy (M. Phil.) at NIMHANS could be a great option. On the other hand, if your daughter is interested in learning about varied cultures and possibly working overseas, then studying overseas might be a better option.

I would recommend that your daughter conducts a comprehensive study on both options, taking into account variables viz., her individual preferences, experience of the faculty members, possibilities for research, as well as the job opportunities. Not just that, in order to make an educated choice that best resonates with her ambitions, I would suggest that your daughter seeks counsel from industry professionals, instructors, and alumni.

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Hi i am 27 and from last 2 years i am investing 9k per month in following funds 2k in quant Small cap 2k in Nippon large cap 1.5k in ICICI technology, 1.5k in HDFC midcap opportunity & 1.5k in franklin flexicap. My aim is to get 1 cr by the time i reach 40 Kindly Review my portfolio and suggest me.
Ans: It's excellent to see your commitment to investing at such a young age! Let's review your portfolio and make some suggestions to help you achieve your goal of reaching 1 crore by the time you turn 40:

Portfolio Review:
Quant Small Cap, Nippon Large Cap, ICICI Technology, HDFC Midcap Opportunity, and Franklin Flexicap are diversified funds covering various market segments.
Your portfolio reflects a good mix of small-cap, large-cap, mid-cap, and flexi-cap funds, which can help spread risk across different sectors and market capitalizations.
Investment Strategy:
Continue with your systematic investment plan (SIP) approach, as it allows you to invest regularly and take advantage of rupee cost averaging.
Consider increasing your SIP amount gradually as your income grows to accelerate wealth accumulation.
Risk Management:
Keep an eye on the performance of individual funds and review them periodically to ensure they align with your investment goals and risk tolerance.
Monitor the sectoral exposure of your portfolio and ensure it remains well-diversified to mitigate concentration risk.
Goal Setting:
Revisit your financial goals periodically and adjust your investment strategy as needed to stay on track.
Consider incorporating other investment avenues, such as debt funds or index funds, to further diversify your portfolio and manage risk.
Professional Advice:
Consider consulting with a financial advisor or Certified Financial Planner to assess your risk profile, review your investment strategy, and tailor a plan that aligns with your goals.
A professional can provide personalized guidance and help you make informed investment decisions as you work towards achieving your financial objectives.
Overall, your investment portfolio appears well-structured and diversified, which is essential for long-term wealth creation. Stay disciplined in your approach, continue to invest regularly, and seek professional advice when needed to maximize your chances of reaching your goal of 1 crore by the age of 40. Keep up the good work!

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Asked by Anonymous - May 02, 2024Hindi
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Hello sir, my age is 48 years working professional and wants good corpus after 8 years for retirement . I am having SIP in direct plan as follows Parag Parikh flexi cap fund 15000 pm Quant Active Fund. 5000 Mirae asset Large and Mid cap. 5000 Kotak emerging equity fund 5000 Quant Mid cap Fund. 5000 Nippon India small cap fund. 5000 Addinationally, lumsum inventment as below DSP Nifty 50 Equal Weight Index Fund - Direct Plan - Growth 200000 Quant Large Cap Fund - Direct Plan - Growth -300000 ICICI Prudential Short term Fund Direct- 200000 NPS 50000 per year from year 2017 Kindly please review my portfolio and advise and guide I can add 10000 per month in SIP in this thank you
Ans: It's great to see your proactive approach to retirement planning through SIPs and lump sum investments. Let's review your portfolio and discuss potential adjustments:

SIPs:
Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund, Mirae Asset Large and Mid Cap Fund, and Kotak Emerging Equity Fund offer diversification across different market segments.
Quant Active Fund, Quant Mid Cap Fund, and Nippon India Small Cap Fund provide exposure to growth-oriented stocks.
Consider reviewing the performance of each fund periodically and ensure they align with your risk tolerance and investment goals.
Lump Sum Investments:
DSP Nifty 50 Equal Weight Index Fund provides exposure to a diversified portfolio of Nifty 50 stocks.
Quant Large Cap Fund offers potential growth opportunities in large-cap stocks.
ICICI Prudential Short Term Fund Direct is a suitable option for short-term liquidity needs.
NPS contributions provide tax benefits and retirement savings growth potential.
Additional SIP Contribution:
Increasing your SIP contribution by 10,000 per month can accelerate wealth accumulation and help achieve your retirement corpus goal.
Consider allocating the additional SIP amount across existing funds or exploring new funds to enhance diversification.
Review and Rebalance:
Regularly review your portfolio's performance and rebalance if needed to maintain optimal asset allocation.
Assess your risk tolerance and adjust your investment strategy accordingly to ensure it remains aligned with your financial objectives.
Seek Professional Advice:
As a Certified Financial Planner, I recommend consulting with a financial advisor to conduct a comprehensive review of your portfolio.
A professional can provide personalized guidance based on your individual circumstances and help optimize your investment strategy.
By staying disciplined in your savings and investment approach and periodically reviewing your portfolio, you can work towards building a substantial corpus for your retirement. Keep up the good work, and remember to stay focused on your long-term financial goals.

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Hello sir I am doctor with 41 yrs age . I have about 1cr investment in mf and I am doing 1.30 lakhs sip per month . Plus I have 40 lakhs in ppf and 25 lakhs invested in icici pru and emergency funds of 7 lakhs in Fd. I have real estate investment of 3 cr in land and flats which gives me 40 thousand rent per month I don’t have any loans on me.my monthly income is 4 lakhs .i have also investing 50,000 per year in nps with 10 lakh present value in nps . I have two kids with 12 yrs and 8 yrs old . My goal is to accumulate 2cr for kids education in next 10 yrs and monthly pension of 2 lakhs per month on retirement on age of 60 .is it possible
Ans: It's great to see your disciplined approach to investing and planning for your future. Let's assess your goals and see if they are achievable:

Kids' Education Fund:
With a monthly SIP of 1.30 lakhs and existing investments, you have a strong foundation to accumulate the desired 2 crore corpus for your kids' education in the next 10 years.
Ensure that you review your investment strategy periodically to optimize returns and align with your target timeframe.
Monthly Pension:
To achieve a monthly pension of 2 lakhs at the age of 60, you'll need to estimate the corpus required using the concept of retirement planning.
Consider factors such as inflation, expected rate of return on investments, and life expectancy to determine the corpus needed to generate the desired pension amount.
Retirement Planning:
Review your current retirement savings, including investments in MFs, PPF, ICICI Pru, NPS, and real estate.
Calculate the gap between your current retirement corpus and the required corpus to generate a monthly pension of 2 lakhs.
Adjust your savings and investment strategy accordingly to bridge the gap and achieve your retirement goal.
Regular Review and Adjustment:
Regularly monitor your investments and track your progress towards your financial goals.
Make adjustments to your investment strategy as needed based on changes in your income, expenses, market conditions, and life circumstances.
Professional Advice:
Consider consulting with a financial advisor or Certified Financial Planner to develop a comprehensive financial plan tailored to your specific needs and goals.
A professional can help you assess your current financial situation, set realistic goals, and create a roadmap to achieve them.
With careful planning, disciplined saving, and prudent investing, it's possible to achieve your financial goals of funding your kids' education and securing a comfortable retirement. Stay focused on your objectives, and continue to make informed decisions to build a brighter financial future for yourself and your family.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 02, 2024Hindi
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Hi Sir, I am 37 years old and currently have about 1.1 C as investments across various instruments such as MF, Shares, PF, SSY, Gold and ESOPs. My current yearly expenses work out to be 22 lacs. How much do I need to accumulate as a corpus by the age of 45 to sustain my current lifestyle as well as to fund my kid's higher education (around same time) and marriage (another 10 years from then)?
Ans: To determine the corpus you need to accumulate by the age of 45 to sustain your current lifestyle, fund your kid's higher education, and marriage, we'll need to consider several factors:

Current Expenses:
Your current yearly expenses amount to 22 lakhs. We'll use this figure as a baseline to estimate your future expenses.
Inflation:
Consider the impact of inflation on your expenses over time. Typically, education and marriage costs tend to rise at a higher rate than general inflation.
Higher Education Costs:
Estimate the future cost of your kid's higher education by factoring in the current cost, inflation rate, and the number of years until they start college.
Marriage Expenses:
Similarly, estimate the future cost of your kid's marriage by considering the current average marriage expenses, inflation rate, and the number of years until the event.
Investment Growth:
Assess the growth potential of your current investments across various instruments, including mutual funds, shares, PF, SSY, gold, and ESOPs. Consider historical returns and future growth projections.
Corpus Calculation:
Use a financial planning tool or consult with a financial advisor to calculate the required corpus based on your current expenses, future expenses, inflation, and investment growth assumptions.
Ensure that the corpus is sufficient to cover both your retirement needs and your kid's education and marriage expenses.
Regular Review:
Regularly review your financial plan to track your progress towards your goals and make necessary adjustments based on changes in your income, expenses, investment performance, and life circumstances.
Given your age and financial situation, it's essential to start planning and saving for your future goals as early as possible. By investing wisely and regularly reviewing your financial plan, you can work towards achieving your financial objectives and securing a comfortable future for yourself and your family.

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Hi, I'm 35 yrs I can invest 25000-50000 per month, where should i invest. I can take moderate risk, 10yrs time horizon, I invested 10lakhs in direct shares already. Investing in Mirae ELSS monthly 4000rupees Not invested in any other mutual funds. I earn monthly 1 lakh, no emi, i can save 80k per month, let me know where i can invest 25-50k monthly
Ans: It's great to see your proactive approach to investing and your willingness to explore additional investment avenues. Given your risk tolerance, time horizon, and monthly saving capacity, mutual funds can be an excellent option to diversify your portfolio and potentially enhance returns over the long term. Here's a suggested approach for your monthly investments of 25,000 to 50,000 rupees:

Increase SIP Investment:
Since you're already investing in Mirae ELSS with a monthly SIP of 4,000 rupees, consider increasing your SIP amount in this fund or adding SIPs in other mutual funds.
Diversify Across Fund Categories:
Allocate your monthly investment across different categories of mutual funds to diversify your portfolio and manage risk effectively.
Consider investing in large-cap, mid-cap, and multi-cap funds to gain exposure to different segments of the market.
Consider Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs):
SIPs offer the advantage of rupee cost averaging and disciplined investing, making them suitable for long-term wealth creation.
You can start SIPs with varying amounts in different funds based on your risk appetite and investment objectives.
Fund Selection:
Choose mutual funds with a proven track record of consistent performance, experienced fund managers, and a robust investment process.
Look for funds with low expense ratios and high-quality portfolios that align with your investment goals and risk profile.
Regular Monitoring and Review:
Keep a close eye on the performance of your mutual fund investments and regularly review your portfolio to ensure it remains aligned with your financial objectives.
Make adjustments to your investment strategy as needed based on changes in market conditions, your risk tolerance, and investment goals.
Seek Professional Advice:
Consider consulting with a financial advisor or Certified Financial Planner to develop a customized investment plan tailored to your specific needs and goals.
A professional can provide valuable insights and guidance to help you make informed investment decisions and navigate the complexities of the financial markets.
By diversifying your investments across mutual funds and adopting a disciplined approach to investing, you can potentially achieve your financial goals and build wealth over the long term. Remember to stay patient, stay focused on your long-term objectives, and avoid making impulsive investment decisions.

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