Tax treatment of receipts from content writing
This query is : Resolved
19 June 2013
I would like to know the tax treatment of receipts from blog writing for doctors.
The assessee is writing blogs for the doctors
for which assessee is earning money. So what should be the correct tax treatement?
The assessee is writing blogs for the doctors
for which assessee is earning money. So what should be the correct tax treatement?
19 June 2013
If he is freelancer, then the income falls under INCOME FROM OTHER SOURCES.
If he is not freelancer, then the income falls under INCOME FROM BUSINESS OR PROFESSION.
If he is not freelancer, then the income falls under INCOME FROM BUSINESS OR PROFESSION.
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