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Hi,
If you want to withdraw your cryptocurrency in the form of fiat currency, you would first need to convert it. You convert it in the same manner that you exchange other cryptocurrencies.
However, more information is required the facts of the case, so ass to advice you properly.
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Hi,
This would depend on the terms of your employment agreement. However, I'd advise you to not make any unnecessary payments, as this is a well known trick used by scammers on job applicants.
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Hello,
Yes GST is applicable for education services also, though you must first check the college rules and guidelines for the return policy

Dear Sir,
If you can manage you can sell but normally other documents must reflect your name otherwise registration may not happen.

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Dear Sir,
Such companies are many and doing cheating business. You need not afraid of them and they cannot do anything.

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1.Agricultural Income is exempted from Income Tax as Income Tax ACt, 1961.
2. I Advise to Consult a Tax Specialized lawyer or Chartered Accountant in this regard.

But Usually it is exempted from law.

I have gone through your query in detail.
1) Sorry to say but it is very difficult or almost impossible to recover payments from a die person
2) As your said you are customer bought the product on 2/6/2020, and the customer die on 23/6/2020. So once the person is die you cannot expect a payment from him because when a person die the file is closed, because when the person is die then we cannot make any payment and so he cannot attend any calls because he is die
3) So now sending any legal no

1) Does your sister have the income to make the aforesaid gift?
2) What was the medium of transfer? (Cheque/Cash)
3) Was the medium of transferred in the Gift Deed?

Under the income tax act, the gifts from relatives are not taxable. However, just for the sake of completeness, the aforementioned questions should be taken into consideration.

Hi,

Every case and fact is different, we need to understand more before we place our opinion, however the law speaks as below:-

With effective from 1st April, 2017, no person shall receive an amount of Rs 2 Lakh or more;

(A) in aggregate from a person in a day (or)

(B) in respect of a single transaction (or)

(C) in respect of transactions relating to one event or occasion from a person.

Penalty- Kindly note that Penalty u/s 271DA will be imposed on a person who receives a sum of Rs 2 Lakh