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18 June 2019
If an advocate is at retainership of a law firm and does not do much of its own work, and does get paid monthly retainership. Also, his TDS is deducted under 194J, which ITR would he be filing? If it is ITR 4, what details he can give under capital, creditors and Debtors.
25 June 2019
You may choose ITR 4. The required details may be prepared on the basis of bank details, Invoices etc.
26 June 2019
Thank you for your answers but in case a lawyer or a CA is retained in a firm he does not raise any invoices nor he makes any capital expenditure, his only expenditure mostly is to just to travel to the office and other few small things. What to do in such cases.
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