44AD RECEIPT QUERY

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A client's GST turnover (Rs 29,51,433) is lower than their 26AS turnover (Rs 34,11,861). The higher 26AS figure is due to payments received in the current financial year for which the client lacks data. The advice is to file the Income Tax return based on the accurate GST turnover, as this reflects actual supplies. While this may trigger queries from the Income Tax department, the client can justify the difference using GST bills and payment details, especially since a debtor maintains proper accounts.

Sagar Panchal

Sagar Panchal (Querist)
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23 December 2021 DEAR SIR/MADAM CLIENT HAS GST DATA TURNOVER IS RS 29,51,433 AND 26AS TURNOVER IS RS 34,11,861. LAST YEAR WE HAVE FILED RETURN 4S WITH 4S WITH GST TURNOVER DATA BUT THIS TIME 26AS TURNOVER IS MORE THAN GST TURNOVER PLS HELP ME ON THIS. REGARDS

Dhirajlal Rambhia

Dhirajlal Rambhia (Expert)
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23 December 2021 Check the reason for the difference in both value, & take call.

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CA Puja Sharma

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23 December 2021 File the Income Tax return on the basis of the correct/accurate turnover whether that is as per 26AS or GST Returns so that you can justify if any notice comes in future.

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Sagar Panchal

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24 December 2021 Thanks for reply, GST turnover is correct. 26AS data is as per payment received and tax deducted base. 26AS turnover is higher than GST data because last year payment received in this financial year but client has no data for it.. Kindly guide. So if file return on basis of GST data, may any query raised by income tax department regarding showing less turnover than 26AS?

Dhirajlal Rambhia

Dhirajlal Rambhia (Expert)
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24 December 2021 Yes, definitely query will be raised, but you will have to justify the supplies of both the years as per GST data with bills raised, and the payment due with that effect.

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Sagar Panchal

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24 December 2021 Thanks Sir, I will file with GST data, the problem is the client has no balance sheet and profit and loss account maintained earlier, but his debtor has maintained proper accounts so it will help in case of query raised. Thanks.

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Dhirajlal Rambhia

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24 December 2021 Most Welcome..

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