44AD Income

Turnover ₹ 100 Lakhs
Book Profit ₹ 4 Lakhs

Whether he has to audit his accounts or can show his income u/s 44ad i.e. 8% of Turnover (₹ 8,00,000/-)
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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the implications of Section 44AD for a business with a turnover of ₹100 Lakhs and a book profit of ₹4 Lakhs. It confirms that the business can opt for Section 44AD and declare income at 8% of turnover (₹8 Lakhs), or 6% for electronic transactions. Declaring a higher income than book profit is permissible and does not necessitate an audit under Section 44AB. However, opting out of 44AD means the business cannot use it for the next five years.

If he is showing an income of 4 lakh then he has to maintain his books of account and get it audited for that AY. Moreover, he can't opt 44AD for the next 5 year and has tp follow 44AB if his income exceeds the taxable limit.
Whether he can show income u/s 44AD i.e. ₹ 8,00,000/- ( 8% of 1,00,00,000/-)
Yes he can.
And for the transactions through electronic mode he can choose 6% instead of 8%. So you may calculate accordingly.
It will not create any problem since his book profit is ₹ 4 Lac
Nope. You're showing more income than actual. So IT authority has no problem with that. Plus the turnover limits are with in 44AD, so no problem for opting 44AD
Ok Thank you

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