Dear sir/mam, if my sale in FY 19-20 is 40 lakh rupees and I am showing my net profit ₹ 2 lakh which is less than 8% and 6% then do I need an audit?
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This discussion clarifies whether a tax audit is required for a business with a turnover of ₹40 lakh and a net profit of ₹2 lakh, which is less than the presumptive taxation rates of 6% or 8%. While presumptive taxation under Section 44AD usually exempts businesses below ₹1 crore from audits, declaring profits lower than the prescribed percentage can trigger a mandatory audit under Section 44AB. The thread explores the nuances of ITR filing (ITR3 vs. ITR4S) and offers advice on how to potentially avoid an audit by declaring profits at the presumptive rate or exploring alternative options.
Turnover is less than 100 lakhs but as per section 44AB if assessee show lower profit which is required by section 44AD then it is compulsory to audit and maintain books of accounts.
Section 44AD tells that if assessee turnover exceeds 1 crores rupees and he is showing lower profit then he is liable for tax audit and have to maintain books of accounts. But if his turnover not exceeds 1 crores rupees and showing lower profit then he is not liable for tax audit
Yes absolutely you are liable for audit but as per my suggestion rather you may show it at 8% which 320000 and also if including other income and after taking general deduction your total income is less than 500000 then there will not be any tax liability and also you can get relief from auditing your books
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You are not required to get your book audited as per the recent amendment.
The audit is mandatory when the declared profit is less than 6 or 8 % as the case may be and the profit exceeds the basic limit. In this example, the audit is not mandatory because the declared profit is less than 2.5 lakh (i.e basic limit)
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