Revised Return after the rect of Intimation U/s 143(1)

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Guest

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18 December 2010 Dear Friends / Experts,

Please see and advise.

A, an individual is engaged in Shares Trading on a daily basis.

A, also a salaried individual.

As A could not ascertain the volume of share transactions, A filed his Income Tax Return on 31st July 2010 with an intention that he would file revised return subsequently once the transactions of shares are ascertained.

Now, A has received Intimation under Section 143(1) from CPC.

Query

How A can proceed in revising his return, as A has a loss of about Rs.85000/- from delivery based transactions.

Ans : .................

A also has profit of about Rs.65000/- from Intraday transactions.

Ans : .................

A also has got the following expenditure amounting to Rs.60000/- :

(ST, STT, Stamp Duty, Turnover Charges, Late Payment, Demat Delivery Charges, Penalty for Auctioned Scrip, etc.)

Ans : .................

Whether A can set off the loss Rs.85000/- (from delivery based transactions) and above expenditure Rs.60000/- with the profit (from Intraday transactions) of Rs.65000/-.

Ans : .................

I shall wait for your views / guidance to proceed further for revising the return.

CA Sanat Pyne

CA Sanat Pyne (Expert)
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18 December 2010 Yes. as you have filed the original return within due date ,you can revise the return and adjust the loss and expenditure with the profit.

CA Sanat Pyne

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18 December 2010 intimation u/s 143(1) is not an assessment. so you can revise the return.

Guest

Guest (Querist)

06 January 2011 It may be noted that A already filed the return within the due date i.e. 31.07.10.

I developed a doubt i.e. under which section, the 'Revised Return' to be filed by A.

As per the form, the following are the options available :
11 - 139(1)
12 - 139(4)
13 - 142(1)
14 - 148
15 - 153A

Can A select the option '11 - 139(1)' and file the Revised Return ?

I shall await for further views on my query.

Thank you for your previous response.

DK.

Guest

Guest (Querist)

06 January 2011 I shall wait for further views on my above query.

Thanks.
DK.

CA Sanat Pyne

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06 January 2011 yes. you have to select 139(1). and select "revised " in the coloumn "wheather original or revised.

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