what if turnover is 1.5 cr and if suppose out of that amount 70 to 80 lakhs is received through banking channel can we show that sale in 6% profit
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Section 44AD outlines profit calculation based on turnover. If sales are received through banking channels, a 6% profit rate can be declared. Sales received via other methods are subject to an 8% profit rate. There's also a specific provision for audit thresholds related to cash transactions, particularly when turnover exceeds Rs 2 crore.
Under section 44AD there is two rate of deemed profit 6% if receipt through banking channel and 8% in rest cases. There is 5% provision in case turnover in excess of 2 crore and less than 5 crore then no need to get accounts audited if the receipt and payment is not in excess of 5% of total receipt.
If your receipt and payment in cash is less than 5% of total receipt and payment during the year, than not required to get books of accounts audited up to limit of Rs. 10Cr.
That limit is only for audit purpose ? and if out of 100% sale 60% is received in bank so that will be ok na or entire 100% should be through bank for 6% case .....i m confused regarding this point