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Rahul Kumar
In Fy 20-21 I have gain profit 3.60 Lakh from Share trading and delivery turnover was 8.0 crore and intraday turnover was 2 crore so total turnover was 10 crore ..my CA told me that we can show this as investment in capital gain tax and no need of any tax audit in my case but one of my friend told me that audit is mandatory in my case because turnover is more than 2 crore so kindly suggest what to do in my case ...
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Hello,
As per the details provided, tax audit in your case would be mandatory. You must go for tax audit and declare the delivery trading under non speculative business and intraday trading as speculative business under the head business/profession. Further, you can claim several eligible expenses such as trading expenses, demat charges, SEBI Fees, transaction charges, STT, IGST, depreciation on laptop/desktop, internet charges, etc.
I hope that this answer satisfies your requirements. For any query or if you want to know our charges for tax audit in your case or documents required for the same, please feel free to contact us at badlaniassociates at Gmail.
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CA Hunny Badlani
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In my opinion, you should disclose your delivery profit under the head Capital Gain and Intraday day trading under the head Business. No need for audit.
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Darshak Dharod
Respected Sir/Madam, I have query regarding HRA component under tax. I am paying rent of 12000 per month to my landlord and this amount is more than 1 lakh per year due to which I have to provide PAN no. of my landlord while claiming HRA under tax. My concern is My landlord do not file ITR, So will it cause any problem to me ? Note : I am paying rent in cash as my landlord want rent in cash and I do get rent receipt for same from my landlord.
Awaiting for your response, Thanks in advance.
You won't face any problem in this case.
CA Rohit Jain 10 Sep 2021No problem in your case.
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Darshak Dharod
Respected Sir/Madam, I have query regarding HRA component under tax. I am paying rent of 12000 per month to my landlord and this amount is more than 1 lakh per year due to which I have to provide PAN no. of my landlord while claiming HRA under tax. My concern is My landlord do not file ITR, So will it cause any problem to me ? Note : I am paying rent in cash as my landlord want rent in cash and I do get rent receipt for same from my landlord.
Awaiting for your response, Thanks in advance.
Dear Darshak, it's none of your business to check the ITR filing status of landlord. Your Duty is to provide the PAN of Landlord that you are doing . It will not cause any problem to you.
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Hello,
No it won't cause any problem to you. You can declare the HRA exemption.
I hope that this answer satisfies your requirements. For any query, feel free to write to me at badlaniassociates at Gmail.
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CA Hunny Badlani
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No issues if landlord does not file its ITR.
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Abhijeet
I am a management consultant & have been consulting within India but as an individual & not as a firm. Now I have been asked by a European consulting firm to represent them for their clients in India. For this, the European consulting firm will be paying me in USD. I have 2 questions...1) Tax point of view, is it beneficial to form a firm and receive the consultancy fees for the firm than receiving the money on my individual account ? 2) How is the tax calculation when receiving the consultancy charges in USD ?
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Vijaya Ramakrishna
I am getting 15000 salary per month by the source of daily wages and agriculture. should i submit income tax returns. because for getting government benefits they are asking that i am not paying income tax. how do i get this. please clarify
As your income is less than taxable limit so you are not required by law to file income tax return. However voluntary you can file ITR.
For further assistance you can reach us at ca.rahuldwivedi@gmail.com or 9004485377
Since your gross income does not exceed Rupees 2.5Lacs you need not compulsorily file income tax returns.
CA Hunny Badlani 6 Sep 2021Hello,
Since your gross total income is below Rs. 2.5 Lakhs basic exemption limit, you are not required to file your ITR compulsorily, however you can file ITR voluntarily if you need to submit it anywhere.
I hope that this answer satisfies your requirements. For any query, feel free to write to me at badlaniassociates at Gmail.
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CA Hunny Badlani
Badlani & Associates
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