This discussion clarifies whether a tax audit is required for a business with a turnover between one and two crore rupees, where all receipts are via bank transfer but cash expenses exceed 5% of the total. The consensus is that opting for Section 44AD and declaring a profit of at least 6% means a tax audit is not applicable, regardless of the cash expense percentage. The XML generation warning about cash expenses is addressed, confirming that selecting 'Yes' for cash expenses exceeding 5% does not trigger a tax audit if Section 44AD is correctly applied with the minimum profit declared.
29 January 2021
Dear All One of my client has aqua business - the turn over is more than one crore and less than two crores. All the receipts are only through bank accounts and there are no cash receipts. But the expenses is more than 5% of total expenses - is tax audit applicable in this case. Please clarify. R S Sai Kumar
30 January 2021
Thanks to all -- but when I am generating the xml file, it is showing warning - that - whether cash expenses are more than 5% of total expenses or not - the options are YES and No- The cash expenses are more than 5 percent, if I select "YES", then, is the Tax Audit applicable? Please let me know