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About J. Harjai & Associates

J. Harjai & Associates was established in April 2004 as a tax litigation and advisory firm. It has since expanded to cover a wide array of tax, assurance, corporate and other financial advisory services. It has a well established reputation for delivering quality and services to its clients.

The evolution of J.Harjai and Associates is characterized by its focus in the early years of the practice on taxation services to corporate and individuals. The size of the firm rapidly increased in a short span of time with the economy booming which led to the associating young & skilled professionals. With the liberalization of the Indian economy, the firm started providing services in virtually all fields of taxation and corporate services viz Consultancy, Compliances and Litigation for all direct and indirect taxation and corporate laws. Apart from the same firm is providing its services in financial planning and structuring.

Our Vision

To emerge as a most trusted and reliable financial advisory firm in the region by ensuring value added services to our clients without compromising highest level of ethical standards. We want a continuous culture of growth, satisfaction & enthusiasm for all stakeholders of our firm.

Our Mission

To deliver global practices with the local touch that brings qualitative assurance, optimum and personalised solution for clients which is to be achieved through high quality services in terms of contents and utility for the end user. The underlying agenda is to endure relationship building on the basis of honest and dedicated services by team.

Our Core Values-

Our values have been defined in terms of what we are today and we will always be committed to uphold these values in future:

  • Integrity
  • Timely Qualitative services
  • High standard of ethics
  • Client Satisfaction
  • Team work

Updates

20 Nov 25
Capital Gains Tax Relief Process Simplified Under New 2025 Amendment Scheme
CBDT Expands Capital Gains Account Scheme: 19 More Banks Authorised Nationwide
Bombay HC: Finance Act Section 74 Cannot Be Used to Reassess Service Tax Liability
Gujarat HC: Challenge to GST Section 16(2) Mandating ITC Reversal If Payment Not Made Within 180 Days
Kerala HC: No Restoration of Cancelled GST Registration Just to Claim ITC Benefit U/S 16(6)
Calcutta HC Allows Condonation of Minor Delay in GST Appeal, Citing Satisfactory Explanation by Petitioner
19 Nov 25
CBIC Unveils New ICEGATE 2.0 Online Module for MOOWR and MOOSWR Permissions
CBDT to Notify Simplified ITR Forms by January Ahead of New Income Tax Act Rollout
Bombay HC: Finance Act Section 74 Cannot Be Used to Reassess Service Tax Liability
Direct Tax Collections on Track for FY26, Assures CBDT Chairman Ravi Agrawal
ITAT Mumbai: TDS Credit Allowed Even If Not Reflected in Form 26AS, Provided Form 16 is Available
Allahabad HC Quashes GSTIN Cancellation; Directs Fresh GST SCN and Hearing
18 Nov 25
CBIC Highlights Next-Gen GST Reforms at India International Trade Fair 2025
GST 2.0 Boosts MSME Expansion Plans as Banks Near Annual Lending Targets
CBIC Unveils New ICEGATE 2.0 Online Module for MOOWR and MOOSWR Permissions
Income Tax Act 2025: CBDT Chairman Instructs Officers to Start Preparations for April 2026 Implementation
17 Nov 25
GST 2.0 Driving Transparency & Growth: ICAI President Outlines Key Reforms
Retail Inflation Drops to Record Low of 0.25% in October after GST Rate Cuts
Allahabad HC Sets Aside ?3.04 Cr GST Demand Order for SCN Overreach
Delhi HC Slams Dept for Overreaching GST Demand, Ignoring Actual Sales Figures
16 Nov 25
Tripura HC: GST Officials Must Pass Reasoned Order Even If Penalty Is Paid Under Duress
Bangalore ITAT Grants INR 1.82 Crore Relief to Seller on Mango Sale
15 Nov 25
How Income Tax Software Speeds Up Advance Tax Calculation
Madras HC: Hostels for Working Professionals Not Treated as Commercial Properties for Tax/Charges
GST Rule Revisions Prompt E-Commerce Logistics Firms to Seek Clarifications
14 Nov 25
Allahabad HC Directs GSTN to Enable Appeal Filing Even in Nil Dispute Cases Within a Month
Delhi HC: Fresh GST Demand U/S 73 Invalid When Assessee’s Explanation Already Accepted U/S 61(2)
Supreme Court: Sale of Immovable Property Not a ‘Service’ Under Finance Act, 1994
13 Nov 25
Direct Tax Collections Grows 7% YoY; Refunds Down 18% in FY 2025-26
GST Reforms Have Driven Sales Growth Across Sectors, Says FM Sitharaman
SC Rejects PIL Demanding Tighter GST Registration Norms to Prevent Identity Fraud
No Significant Decrease in Household Budgets After GST 2.0 Implementation
Kerala HC Upholds GST Registration Cancellation Citing Delay in Seeking Remedy
12 Nov 25
CBIC Issues Instruction to Align Import Policy with Finance Act, 2025
Madras HC Directs STO to Review ITC and Interest on Delayed GST Payment
Life Insurers Record 12% Rise in First-Year Premiums in October
ITAT: Presumption U/S 292C Regarding Documents Found During Search is Rebuttable, Not Conclusive
11 Nov 25
GST Rate Cuts and Income Tax Relief to Drive India`s FY26 Growth Beyond 6.8%, Says CEA
CBDT Simplifies Process to Correct TDS, Interest and Refund Errors
Rajasthan HC: Bank Can’t Freeze Account on Voluntary GST Cancellation
Delhi HC: Informers on GST Evasion Have No Right to Claim Reward
10 Nov 25
CBDT Official Highlights India`s Commitment to Multilateral Tax Certainty and Simplified Compliance
Auto Retail Sales Surge 40.5% in October, Led by Rural Demand and Tax Relief Under GST 2.0
09 Nov 25
CBDT Notifies 1% and 3% Arm`s Length Price Tolerance for AY 2025-26
LIC Passes On Full GST Exemption Benefit to Policyholder: Net Profit Rises to Rs 10,053 Crore
Finance Bill 2026 to Propose Fast-Track GST Registration, 90% Auto Refunds for Businesses
SBI Employee Wins: ITAT Confirms Retrospective ?25 Lakh Leave Encashment Exemption
08 Nov 25
Kerala HC: Section 263 Revision Not Permissible When AO Allowed 32AC Deduction After Inquiry
CBDT Notif. 156/2025: IT Exemption U/S 10(46A) for Karnataka Housing Board
GST Revenue Collections Slip Across 20 States as GST 2.0 Takes Effect

Due Date Reminder

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20 Nov 25 Monthly Return by persons outside India providing online information and data base access or retrieval services, for October. Also to be filed by every registered person providing online money gaming from a place outside India to a person in India.
20 Nov 25 Add/amend particulars (other than GSTIN) in GSTR-1 of October. It can be filed after filing of GSTR-1 but before filing corresponding GSTR-3B.
20 Nov 25 Summary Return cum Payment of Tax for October by Monthly filers (other than QRMP). Claim input tax credit (ITC) for FY 24-25 in GSTR-3B. Issue Credit/Debit notes for FY24-25 . Reversal of ITC of FY 24-25 where supplier had filed GSTR-1/IFF but not filed G
25 Nov 25 Deposit of GST under QRMP scheme for October .
28 Nov 25 Return for October by persons with Unique Identification Number (UIN) like embassies etc to get refund under GST for goods and services purchased by them.
29 Nov 25 Half yearly Audit Report from April to September of Reconciliation of Share Capital by Unlisted Public Companies.
30 Nov 25 Statutory Auditor to file Annual return with National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA) in respect of entities covered in Clause 3(1)(a) to 3(1)(e) of NFRA Rules 2018. It will not cover tax audits, Limited review & Quarterly audits.
30 Nov 25 Online Application for alternative tax regime if due date of ITR is 30 Nov.
30 Nov 25 Filing of Income Tax Return where Transfer Pricing applicable.
30 Nov 25 E-filing of statement by non-resident u/s 285, having liason office in India, for FY 2024-25.
30 Nov 25 Deposit of TDS u/s 194-IA on payment made for purchase of property in October.
30 Nov 25 Deposit of TDS u/s 194-IB @ 5% on total payment of Rent more than 50,000 pm by individual or HUF (not liable to tax audit) during FY 24-25, where lease has terminated in October (Else TDS is to be deposited on annual basis by 30 April of next year.)
30 Nov 25 Deposit of TDS on certain payments made by individual/HUF u/s 194M for October.
30 Nov 25 Deposit of TDS on Virtual Digital Assets u/s 194S for October.
30 Nov 25 Annual RoDTEP Return (ARR)for the financial year 2023-24. Grace period was extended from 30.09.2025 to 30.11.2025 with late fee of Rs. 10,000. If the total RoDTEP claim for a given IEC exceeds Rs. 1 crore in a financial year, filing the Annual RoDTEP Retu

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K-13, Ashok Marg,
C-Scheme, Jaipur 302001
Phone : +91 141 4017982
Fax : +91 141 2373224
Email : contactus@jharjai.com