🌟 Please check me

🌟 my client is a manufacturer of rubber, he is in now Dubai , but he is an Indian he stayed in India previous year 60 days only 2 months.....can I take he is a resident of our country to file income tax Justin example please explain me
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Without the specific financial statement visible, here are the general principles for checking and verifying a financial statement:

1. Balance Sheet Checks:
- Verify that Assets = Liabilities + Equity (fundamental accounting equation must hold)
- Cross-check opening balances with previous year's audited closing balances
- Verify all schedules tie back to balance sheet totals
- Check that all bank balances are supported by bank statements and reconciliation
- Verify loan balances against bank statements/sanction letters
- Fixed assets: Check additions match invoices, disposals are properly authorised, depreciation calculation is correct

2. P&L Checks:
- Verify that gross profit ratio is consistent with previous years or industry norms (significant variation needs explanation)
- Check that all revenue is supported by invoices, bank receipts, or GST returns
- Verify major expenses have supporting vouchers
- Check for any unusual one-time items that may distort ratios

3. Ratio Analysis:
- Current Ratio (Current Assets / Current Liabilities): Ideal > 1.5
- Debt-Equity Ratio: Check if within acceptable limits for the industry
- Net Profit Margin: Compare with previous years

4. GST Reconciliation: Revenue in financials should reconcile with GSTR-1 turnover (after adjustments for exempt supply, advances etc.)

5. Please share the specific financial statement or the numbers you want checked — I can then give a precise verification and highlight any issues.

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