Business income or capital gains treated

one of the it returns non filed goldsmith person buying and selling for gold jewellery and coin bars and biscuits some transaction (purchase transaction -6 selling transaction -6) one finical year.
question;
a person above mentioned transaction business income or capital gains income treated in it act
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This discussion clarifies whether transactions involving buying and selling gold jewellery, coins, bars, and biscuits by a goldsmith are treated as business income or capital gains under the Income Tax Act. The consensus is that for a goldsmith, these activities constitute business transactions and are taxed accordingly under the broad heading of profits and gains from business or profession.

The BROAD HEADING IS CAPITAL GAINS
PROFITS AND GAINS FROM BUSINESS PROFESSION

For Goldsmith its business transactions.

All is under one head as I hv stated. No deviation.

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