Audit on partnership firm

I have a registered a partnership firm in 2020 and received a grant of 3 lakh in 2020 from university for a project. Now I have spent all the money. Do I forced to do a firm audit. Till date no GST number taken, no sales, no cash deposit. Only the grant money spent on project paid through online and cash voucher. So do I have to get a audit on partnership firm is it complusry ? I wish to close the partnership firm now.

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This discussion explores whether a partnership firm, which received a £300,000 grant in 2020 and has since spent it on a project, is legally required to undergo an audit. The firm has no GST number, sales, or cash deposits, with expenses paid via online transfers and cash vouchers. The user also possesses a firm PAN but has not used it. The prevailing guidance suggests that a tax audit for a partnership firm is mandatory only if turnover or gross receipts exceed £1 crore for businesses or £25 lakh for professions, indicating an audit may not be compulsory in this specific scenario.

Did you obtained PAN of the firm?

No needed audit . file 44AD
Audit is not required

Yes I do have a company PAN for partnership firm but never used it or shared it

As per the Income Tax Act, 1961, Tax Audit of partnership firm is mandatory if the turnover/ gross receipt exceeds Rupees One Crore in case of business and Rupees twenty five laces in case of profession. ... A written report should be submitted by Auditor at the end.

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