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MLG Associates, Chartered Accountants

MLG Associates is a Mid Size CA Firm in New Delhi , Noida, Faridabad and Gurgaon

We are a team comprising of Multiple Chartered Accountants, and Multiple Company Secretaries, and about 60+ other members, all working from a Single Corporate Office at Crown Plaza Mall, Sector 15A, Main Mathura Road, Faridabad, Haryana ( NCR Delhi)..

We are just 7 km from Delhi border, 22 km from Nehru Place, and 37 km from DLF Cybercity, Gurgaon and 30 minutes from Noida

Our biggest area of interest is our Accounting BPO. ………People say, that, we might be one of the top 10 Accounting and Taxation KPO – BPO of Faridabad,

 

Here the MLG BPO alone, serves accounting needs of about 12 midsize  Corporate Customers

The  Total Aggregate Turnover of these 12 groups is about Rs 1,311 Crores per annum ( Financial year 24-25). Expected about 1600 Crores for 25-26.

Our team of 60 includes about 11 Qualified Chartered Accountants members of ICAI.

And we at MLG Team handle their every Accounting Dept work, from Data entry, to Bank Reconciliation, to GST returns, to TDS payments, to Balance Sheet Finalisation, to submission of all details to the External Auditors and replying to Letters and Notices from Tax Authorities, when required.
In some cases, we even process the Supplier Payments including Cheques / NEFT / RTGS Preparation,
Our Firm is based in Faridabad, NCR-New Delhi. We serve our patrons with consultancy in matters relating to Income Tax, Statutory Audit, Internal Audit, Company Law Matters, FEMA advice, RBI Matters, GST Matters, Corporate Accounting BPO, and the like.

MLG Associates, C.A. we believe in working together towards a common vision to attain uncommon results. Our belief in entrepreneurial spirit nurturing independent thinking directs individual accomplishments towards organizational objectives.
This helps us in providing a full range of services and resources to the industry with utmost client satisfaction. In short, MLG Associates is a CA Firm, and giving its Consultancy Services at Faridabad, New Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Sonepat, Bhiwadi, Bahalgarh, Bahadurgarh, Vapi (Gujarat), Pune( Maharasthtra), Kanchipuram ( Chennai, Tamil Nadu ) and Dharuhera ( Rajasthan).

Recent Additions with clients based in Coimbatore, ( Tamil Nadu ), Bawal ( Haryana -South ), Manesar ( Haryana ), Valsad ( Gujarat )


We serve our patrons with consultancy in matters relating to Taxation, Income Tax, Audit, Company Law Matters and the like. So, you can contact us for Income Tax returns, PAN, E-filing, Electronic Returns, Delhi Municipal Taxes E-filing
MLG Associates, Chartered Accountants provide services like
Income Tax Consultancy
GST Replies , Returns and consultancy
Handling Income Tax Scrutiny cases
Internal Audit
Statutory Audit
Filing Returns (Individual, company etc)
ROC matters : Company Formation and Returns etc
Handling Accounting Outsourcing, with complete package of Solutions
CA Firm in Faridabad, Internal Audits, GST consultant, Accounting outsourcing, Statutory Audits, CA Articleship, Chartered Accountant.

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Taking input of GST on the Shares Contract note ? ITC ? possible ?

FAQ : A member unit asked…

Can I take  input ITC of GST paid on the Shares Contract note ?

ITC is possible ?

Query in Detail

A company is registered in GST. Has normal 18% GST on service income in normal course. Fine….. Now it has started purchasing shares in the stock market.. and pays GST on each contract note..

The query is that, can it take the input of his GST ITC on its contract notes.. and use them against the normal GST on its normal sales ?

Option 1 : Retail investor

No, a company cannot take an Input Tax Credit (ITC) on the GST paid on stock market contract notes to offset the GST on its normal sales. ❌

Reason ? Why you can’t claim ITC on stock market transactions ?

The core principle of ITC under GST is that it’s available only for taxes paid on goods and services used for making taxable supplies.

The main reasons why ITC can’t be claimed on GST paid on contract notes are:

  • Shares are not ‘goods’ or ‘services’ under GST: The GST Act specifically excludes securities (which includes shares) from the definitions of both “goods” and “services.”
  • Share trading is an ‘exempt supply’: Since securities aren’t considered goods or services, their sale doesn’t fall under GST. Therefore, it’s considered an “exempt supply.”

You cannot claim ITC on any input (goods or services) used for making an exempt supply. The GST paid on the contract note (which is levied on brokerage, transaction charges, etc.) is a cost for an exempt supply.

What to do with the GST paid on contract notes

The GST paid on brokerage and other charges on your stock market contract notes should be treated as a business expense. You can claim this amount as an expense when filing your Income Tax Return, which helps reduce your taxable income.

 

Option 2

Can input tax credit be claimed on the GST paid for Stock broker services ? for Brokers  ? Traders ?

yes, if you are in “business” of Shares purchase and sale ?

 

Yes, the input tax credit for the GST paid for Broker’s services can be claimed if the following conditions are met:

  1. The trading services are used for business purposes, not by an end-user (retail investor).
  2. The GST registration is linked to the same PAN as the demat account.

To include the GST number on the contract note and other invoices from your broker, please provide the GST registration certificate to them.

What are side effects ?

on Income tax ? increase or decrease ?

in case of business income in case of a company in new regime….you pay full 22 % tax in new regime in company and 30% or more in case of Individual. Plus surcharge and cess.

Whereas in case of LTCG investment as retail investor you pay only 12.5%  tax on that + Plus surcharge and cess.

So, Long term…… 30% vs 12.5% ( large difference)

and

And, in Short term…… 22% vs  20% ( very minor difference)

so, you get GST input, but you pay higher income tax ,so effect need to be seen case by case

What are side Benefit  ?  Business expenses are claimed or not  ?

so ? Income tax ? can get decreased ?

Yes, if you have staff, office, rent of office, cars, car maintenance  , car insurance, all office expenses  can be  adjusted in the Business Profit and Loss Account

So, take care please, Each case may be different

if you are doing on large scale, go ahead as business and higher rate of tax, but net of all expenses. So, if your expenses are higher, then business is the way to go

if small scale, then being investor is better, leave the GST and pay lower tax rate.

More writeup on the same

Yes, a company can treat its shares trading as a business. This is a common practice, particularly for firms that actively trade securities with the intent of making a profit from short-term price fluctuations, rather than holding them for long-term investment.

The classification of trading activity as a business or an investment depends on factors such as the frequency, volume, and purpose of the trades. For tax purposes in India, this distinction is crucial and has different implications under Income Tax, GST, and TDS.

 

Income Tax

This is where the most significant differences are seen. Classifying share trading as a business or capital gains has distinct advantages and disadvantages.

Benefits of Business Income

  • Deductible Expenses: The company can deduct all expenses incurred for the purpose of the trading business. This includes brokerage fees, transaction charges, demat charges, internet bills, subscription fees for trading software, and even a portion of rent and electricity if a dedicated office space is used.
  • Set-off and Carry Forward of Losses: Business losses from trading can be set off against other business income. If the losses cannot be fully set off in the same year, they can be carried forward for up to eight subsequent years to be set off against future business profits. This is a significant advantage, especially in a volatile market.
  • No Tax on Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG): Since all trading is classified as business activity, there’s no distinction between short-term and long-term capital gains, so the tax on LTCG doesn’t apply.

Demerits of Business Income

  • Higher Tax Rate: Business income is taxed at the company’s slab rates, which may be higher than the concessional rates for capital gains. For example, short-term capital gains on listed shares are taxed at a flat 15% (under Section 111A), while long-term capital gains above ₹1 lakh are taxed at 10% (under Section 112A). A company’s business income is taxed at the regular corporate tax rate.
  • Mandatory Audit: If a company’s trading turnover exceeds certain limits (e.g., ₹10 crore if more than 95% of transactions are digital, otherwise ₹2 crore), a tax audit is mandatory, adding to compliance costs. Also, if there’s a loss or the profit is less than 6% of the turnover, a tax audit is required.
  • Compliance Burden: The company needs to maintain proper books of accounts and file the appropriate Income Tax Return (ITR-3) for “Profits and Gains from Business or Profession,” which is more complex than the ITR for capital gains (ITR-2).

GST (Goods and Services Tax)

The implications of GST are simpler because securities are specifically excluded from the definition of “goods” and “services” under the GST Act.

Benefits

  • No GST on Transaction Value: The value of the shares traded is not subject to GST. Therefore, even if a company has a very high trading turnover, it doesn’t need to pay GST on that turnover. This means no GST is applicable on the sale or purchase of shares.

Demerits

  • No Input Tax Credit (ITC): Since the company is not making a taxable “supply” of goods or services, it generally cannot claim input tax credit on the GST paid on its business expenses (like brokerage fees, software subscriptions, or professional fees) that are directly related to its trading activity.

TDS (Tax Deducted at Source)

TDS provisions apply to various payments, but generally, there’s no TDS on the sale or purchase of shares on a recognized stock exchange.

Benefits

  • No TDS Liability: As a company trading shares, you are not required to deduct TDS on the payments made for buying shares.
  • Brokerage Payments: While the company doesn’t deduct TDS on the share value, it’s important to note that TDS provisions under Section 194H may apply to brokerage paid to a broker if it exceeds the specified threshold. However, this is a procedural requirement that is generally handled by the company’s accounting department and isn’t a demerit of the trading business itself.

Demerits

  • TDS on Dividends and Interest: The company may be subject to TDS on income it receives, such as dividends (if applicable) or interest from its investments, as per the relevant sections of the Income Tax Act. However, this is a standard tax deduction and isn’t a direct demerit of a trading business per se.

Advance Tax – First Instalment. ( Due date is 15th June 2025 )

Tax ALERT

 

This is normal yearly Quarterly SOP. Nothing new. But sending this reminder only for ready reference.

We all know that we must pay advance tax before the financial year ends in 4 instalments: 15th June, 15th September, 15th December and 15th March.

This is not applicable if your Tax due is nil, of Tax due is less than the TDS already deducted by your customers etc.

Points to remember
  1. Estimated ? Yes.  make your best estimate .
  2. How much ? This is 15% of the Annual Tax payable by 15th June for FY 2024-25
  3. This is not applicable if your Tax due is nil, (example due to any loss)
  4. Similarly, if your Tax due is less than the TDS already deducted by your customers etc. then, again Advance tax is not required
  5. What will happen if you don’t pay in time ? Govt will charge a bit of interest… this is approx 1% p.a. ( for a block of 3 months, in 1 go)
  6. How to pay ? Online only
  7. Site name = either your Bank account will have a link, or
  8. Official sites are : https://incometaxindia.gov.in/ and
  9. https://incometaxindia.gov.in/Pages/tax-services/pay-tax-online.aspx

Benefits of Paying Advance Tax
1. Avoidance of interest and penalty charges
2. Better cash flow management
3. Avoidance of last-minute rush and stress
4. Avoidance of default notice by the tax department

SO
PLS AVOID LAST DATE. and pay in time, as per normal annual SOP.

How to Control Inventory?

How to control Inventory?

How to do Grouping Correctly?

 How to Manage Data?

 

All these questions are answered by your Finsys.

Like wise an Aquarium with different marine animals inventory also have different sub-groups in itself named – raw material, work in process, semi-finished goods, bought out parts (BOP), capital goods  & finished goods.

Opening Proper code while entering and making proper code for grouping is the only way to group your data more accurately and manage in your ERP system.

It doesn’t bother how much your ERP system is good until you are doing mistakes while entering data.

 

 

For an example, you have made the Material Receipt Report (MRR) as it’s necessary for accounting but not enter Issue Slip and also procrastinating it, this will rot the data eventually.

We visited one of our customer where they told us that their system gets auto lock in 2 days if something like above situation happens.

If auto lock happens every one gets intimation for not able to put data in back dates and the it gets reported.

 

 

Timely entry of all the necessary data, grouping correctly and not editing transaction will prevent you from all this.

Try to use Finsys efficiently and effectively.

Finsys at your service.

 

Listen the YouTube video below made by the Co-Founder of Finsys Mr. Puneet Gupta for more clarity and you can stay in touch just by following and subscribing.

 

You can also Contact us.

 

Checking Closing Stock Report…Daily???

Are you updated with your Closing Stock Report Daily ??

 

Closing Stock Report summary should be checked daily by MD Team/MIS Team/ MD right-hand Team/Store head/Purchase head.

Store Report should be daily taken out and work on these 6 summary Reports with copy of E-mail should be attached on top on daily basis-

 

1️⃣

Raw Material

 

2️⃣

Finished Goods

 

3️⃣

Customer rejection line with us

 

4️⃣

Vendor rejection line with us

 

5️⃣

Work in Progress as per ERP (70 series)

 

6️⃣

Work in Progress on the Floor (R.M series)

 

and

others if any…Important areas are – Consumer, Packaging Material

 

You should know the target of your ideal daily stock, if more or less comments should be written respectively.

 

Make this part of your daily working routine!!!

 

For more such information listen the video below by – Mr. Sangeet Kumar Gupta, F.C.A and Co-founder of Finsys.

Also Read: Why to attach hardcopy of vouchers with invoices ?

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