This discussion clarifies the tax treatment of profits from intraday share trading in futures and options. It explains that such profits can be classified as business income, capital gains, or speculation, depending on the transaction's nature. Key points include the inability to deduct staff salaries from share income, the need to keep share trading separate from other businesses like iron and steel, and the fact that GST registration is generally not required for share trading. It also touches upon declaring profit on turnover and the non-claimability of GST on share bills.
29 May 2022
We have profit from share trading? Will this profit be treated as business income? What expenses are allowed in share trading profit in Income tax?
29 May 2022
Share trading profit may be in nature of business or capital gain or speculation, it depends on nature of transaction, purchase and sales details.
29 May 2022
No you cant deduct salary from share income and shares profit and business profit to be shown separately, Also you have to declare 6% or 8% profit on turnover from shares sales
29 May 2022
Iron and steel business is under gst proprietorship firm and shares trading done under personal proprietor name. Will income from steel business and shares business be clubbed together?