This discussion explores the applicability of Section 44ADA of the Income Tax Act to individuals working as Radio Jockeys and voice-over artists. It confirms that income derived from voice-over artistry can be treated as professional income and potentially fall under Section 44ADA. However, income from activities like YouTube shows, live anchoring, or recorded show anchoring generally won't qualify unless the individual possesses specific qualifications.
30 November 2021
Thanks Sir. The person is salaried and working as Radio Jockey. Besides, working as Voice over artist, so his income from voice over artist activity will be professional in nature and so section 44ADA can be applied... right sir??
04 December 2021
Rambhia Sir, can we treat income of person doing shows on youtube, live anchoring or anchoring of recorded shows under section 44ADA??