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    Income tax Penalty for not having health insurance?

    Will there be no Penalization for income tax and not having insurance this year? 

    5 Answers1 year ago
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    How to calculated overtime ?

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    What has your rent and food got to do with overtime ?

    4 Answers2 years ago
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    Will i get my money back on a imported item... If i do not pay custom duty.?

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    You will not get your money back.

    All of these sites have the policy that customs duties are the buyer’s responsibility, and you agreed to pay them when you ordered the item.

    From the Gearbest site…

    If there is some problem receiving the delivery due to Customs

    Usually, when you import goods from Gearbest, the packet will be inspected by your local Customs office.

    There's usually no reason to worry because:

    Gearbest provides all the necessary paperwork for your shipment;

    In most countries it's pretty easy to import most kinds of consumer electronics;

    The actual process of customs clearance is usually handled completely by the delivery company (e.g. UPS, FedEx, DHL);

    If there is any duty (import tax) or other charges to pay, the courier will usually pay it first and deliver the products to you, and you pay the costs later.

    We keep track of all our deliveries. In the event that an order is delayed in customs or experiencing other issues, please feel free to contact us and we will contact the shipping agent on your behalf.

    Customs Liability

    If, for any reason, the products cannot be delivered to you due to a Customs problem, we will discuss with you case by case about how best to handle the issue(s).

    If goods cannot be delivered due to restrictions in your own country, this is solely your responsibility. For example, if you decided to try to import an Android phone, but this technology is illegal or restricted due to local laws in the delivery destination country, that is your responsibility to know about before you order from Gearbest. If the delivery failed for that reason, we cannot offer any compensation, because as the importer it's your job to know about the local regulations. Another situation in which you must accept liability is where your country requires you to have a licence to import commercial goods: in this case, it is your responsibility to know about this before you place an order on Gearbest, and in the case of a failed delivery, we cannot offer any compensation.

    As the importer you hold sole legal responsibility for responding to questions about imported goods delivered to yourself. Import duties, sales tax, and any other customs charges and fees, are your sole responsibility, as described in our terms and conditions. If a delivery fails because you do not respond in time to Customs communications, or you refuse to pay the applicable charges, we cannot offer any compensation.

    5 Answers2 years ago
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    Less pension received from march 2017 till date?

    I have retired in march 2017 , in my pension book it is written that I will receive an monthly pension of 38000, but from march 2017 I am receiving only rs 22000 per month. Plz help me in this regard what I have to do. Will I get the areares from march 2017to till date and what I have to do to receive the full pension.

    3 Answers3 years ago
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    Do I have to maintain Books of Accounts with this income?

    My income as a freelancer, which comes around 7 to 8 lakhs gets deposited in my Bank A/C for which I m e-filing return and paying Tax.

    Will I have to maintain Books of Accounts?

    If my income increases, will I have to get my passbook audited?

    5 Answers3 years ago