Sole proprietorship
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27 January 2015
I have a question regarding a sole proprietor. If an assessee has not maintained the books of accounts and he has assets valuing 10 to 12 lakhs & his Income is in Below Taxable Limit i.e Rs. 200000 , then should he file a NIL Return And if yes then In which ITR it has to be filled??
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27 January 2015
nO need to file return since Income is below taxable limit .
Assets are not a basis to file ITR.
Assets are not a basis to file ITR.
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