About Us

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Specialty about us is that we are a Jat Sikh “Hindu Undivided Family” (HUF), known as RS SAHOTA HUF. The Karta of RS SAHOTA is the CEO of “Virtual Office in Delhi” and “GST Suvidha Kendra”. Both the firms are start-ups. We are not yet registered with GST.

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RS SAHOTA HUF

It consist of the Karta Sh. Raminder Singh Sahota, the wife of Karta Smt. Gurdeep Kaur Sahota and the Son Sh. Anmol Sahota. The business is carried out jointly in the family headed by the Karta.

Profile of Sh. Raminder Singh Sahota – Karta

Date of birth: 12-05-1951

Qualifications: B.Com; LLB, PG Dip BM & IA; CAIIB; MICA.

E-Mail address: raminder.sahota@gmail.com

Mobile, WhatsApp, Paytm: 9810065447

Pensioner of Indian Navy: Served from September 1967 to May 1979

Pensioner of Reserve Bank of India: Served from September 1982 to May 2001

Practiced as Advocate: From May 2004 to September 2019

Impaneled: “Administrator“ by Registrar of Co-operative Societies, New Delhi

Administrator: of M/S Bairwa Bharti Co-operative Group Housing Society Ltd – 1 year (conducted election)

Residence cum Office: B-404 Lovely Home CGHS Ltd, Plot-5, Sector-5, Dwarka, New Delhi- 110075

Virtual Office: 308 Aggarwal Tower, Plot-2, Sector-5 MLU Plaza, Dwarka, New Delhi- 110075

My Bank: A/C No.025001001636, IFSC Code: ICIC0000250, ICICI Bank, Dwarka branch, New Delhi.

Present engagements:

(1) CEO, Virtual Office in Delhi: https://virtualoffice.org.in

(2) CEO, GST Suvidha Kendra – Dwarka – https://gstsuvidhakendra.info

(3) Returning Officer to conduct free and fair election of Managing Committee

(4) Providing Consultancy and Legal services for all litigation to CGHS and Members of any CGHS.

(5) Providing free domain name, web space, web-site development and hosting to co-operative group housing societies in Delhi as web-site gift from a NGO “Disputes-Settlement-Trust” Regd. No.2959 since 01-04-2005.

Independent observer for MC/AGM/SGM

Any co-operative group housing society can appoint me as their independent observer to conduct general body meeting in just Rs.5,000/- per meeting. We will provide timely advise and consultancy to manage your meetings.

Returning Officer to conduct election

Any co-operative group housing society can appoint me as their Returning Officer to conduct fair election of the Managing Committee in just Rs.10,000/-. We will provide timely advise and conduct the election in the premises of your co-operative society. We will also make a web site for your society.

Litigation Consultant

Some of the cases are such, which can be resolved within the society and some has to be contested or fought at the appropriate legal authority, registrar, forum or court of civil or criminal nature. The “Consultant and Returning Officer” will enable you to decide, if required.

Arbitrator

Being life member of ICA- Indian Council Arbitration a part of FICCI – Federation of Indian Chambers of Industries and having diverse qualifications and experience one can approach me with the details of dispute and can appoint me as their Arbitrator.

Profile of Smt. Gurdeep Kaur Sahota – 1st Coparcener

Date of Birth: 19.02.1953

Qualifications: B.A., B.Ed.

E-Mail address: gurdeep.k.sahota@gmail.com

She is the licensee of “GST Suvidha Kendra” – Dwarka – https://gstsuvidhakendra.info

Profile of Sh. Anmol Sahota – 2nd Coparcener

Date: 30.12.1993

Qualifications: Student

He has played main role in establishing the Virtual Office in Delhi and operated it part-time for 3 years.

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What is HUF and why have we made it ?

Hindu Undivided Family (‘HUF‘) is treated as a ‘person’ under section 2(31)​ of the Income–tax Act, 1961 (herein after referred to as ‘the Act‘). … Under Hindu Law, an HUF is a family which consists of all persons lineally descended from a common ancestor and includes their wives and unmarried daughters.

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How is HUF taxed?

Since the HUF is a separate entity, it cannot earn income from salary. Further, all income that arises on the investment of the HUF’s funds and utilisation of its assets is regarded as income and is separately assessed and taxed. On the income earned, the HUF is taxed on the same slab rates applicable to an individual.
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What is the benefit of HUF?

The major advantage of creating a Hindu Undivided Family Account is that the family gets an extra PAN Card and can split the family income and thereby resulting in tax saving and reducing the tax outgo. This is the major reason why CA’s advise their clients to create a HUF and save taxes
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Who is eligible for HUF?

Are there any minimum number of coparceners required for an entity to be taxed as HUF? A HUF can be formed with just two members one of whom is a coparcener. But for an entity to be taxed as a HUF, it should have at least two coparceners.
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Can husband and wife form HUF?

A husband and wife can form an HUF but a wife can only be a member, not a co-parcener. Therefore, the HUF income will not be assessed separately. … “Only the birth of a child will give the unit the status of an HUF for tax purposes,” says chartered accountant and legal expert
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Can a person be Karta of 2 HUF?

i.e., a person is already a karta of his own HUF consisting his wife and children, though he is a coparcener in the HUF where his father is a karta, upon the death of his father if he is made karta of that HUF, there is no legal infirmity in it. Thus, it is possible a person can be Karta in two HUF.
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Can Karta take salary from HUF?

Pay karta for services: If the karta does not have a high income, the HUF can pay him a salary for his services. This salary will be taxed as his income and will be fully deductible from the HUF income. … Distribute income to co-parceners: The karta can gift money to the coparceners from the income earned by the HUF.
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Difference between Partnership & HUF Business

A partnership comes into existence, by means of a contract between partners, whereas, a joint Hindu family (hereinafter referred to as HUF) arises as a result of status, i.e., by birth in the family. Accordingly, if two or more members of an HUF carry on an inherited business, it is not a partnership because it has been created by status or obtained by birth and not by an agreement. Factually both are having separate entity than it members and both will have their separate PAN than its members.

above explanations are given because many people are not taking the Income Tax benefit of forming HUF, even when they are doing good business.

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Raminder Singh Sahota, Karta