Audit under Income Tax for LLP

Is any Audit under Income Tax Act applicable to LLP having a turnover of around 60 lacs running into loss ? 

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This discussion explores whether an LLP with a turnover of approximately £60 lakh, operating at a loss, requires an audit under the Income Tax Act. While not always mandatory under the IT Act itself, LLP accounts must be audited as per Rule 24 of the LLP Rules 2009. It also delves into the tax implications for LLPs that issue shares via preference warrants, specifically concerning capital gains or income tax treatment upon the sale of these shares.

Not mandatory under IT act.

The accounts of every LLP should be audited in accordance with Rule 24 of LLP, Rules 2009.

Hi sir... A LLP has been alloted  shares from the market via Pref Warrants. The LLP has been formed for this purpose. Want to know the capital gains/ Income tax  implications upon the sale of those shares over a period of time. Will it be considered Capital Gains only or will it be taxed as Income Tax. What are the tax brackets. 

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