26 February 2012
Dear sir, I am a tyre dealer, and want to opt sec. 44AD in AY 2011-12. At the time of inception, I had to deposit security amount of Rs. 5 lacs, to obtain tyre dealership, at my principal company. And the tyre company paying interest(after deducting TDS) quarterly on that security amount on the following basis - 1. for business performance below the average - @ 6% per annum. 2. for average business performance - @ 12% per annum. 3. for business performance above average - @ 18% per annum. Hereby, I want to know that, if I opt the Sec. 44AD then, whether the said interest would be deemed as inclusive of 8% profit or I have to show it in the head of income from other sources besides the profit of 8%. Please advise me.
26 February 2012
The Interest Received can be set off against interest payable, if any, towards the amount deposited. . The interest on deposit being received is dependent on the turnover/performance. . The deposit is incidental and necessary to retain the dealership. . The turnover has been achieved due to the fact only that deposit has been paid. . The interest so receivable is during the normal course of the business and can be considered as forming part of the business income for the purpose of Section 44AD. .
26 February 2012
In the above case, if my sales are Rs. 45 lacs and total interest received during the FY is Rs. 18000/-. What would be my net profit u/s section 44AD among the followings - 1. Rs. 360000/- only (calculated @ 8% on total sales. or 2. Rs. 360000/- + 18000/- = 378000/- or 3. Rs. 360000/- as net profit Rs. 18000/- to show in the head of income from other sources.