One of my client has incurred actual business loss and his turnover is less than one crore, is it compulsory for him to do tax audit for claiming loss or can he go with the loss without doing tax audit?
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This discussion clarifies whether a tax audit is compulsory for businesses incurring a loss, especially when turnover is below £1 crore. While Section 44AB generally applies to turnovers over £1 crore, Section 44AD has specific rules. If a business opts for Section 44AD and reports a net profit below the prescribed percentage (6% or 8%), an audit becomes compulsory, even if there's an overall loss.
But as per Section 44AB, it is applicable above Rs. 1 crore and also his cash receipts and payments are less than 5%. In P. Y. he hasn't opted for 44AD
Audit is not compulsory if Turnover is less than 1 Crore. If the Net profit is less than 6/8℅ & assessee opt for Sec.44AD in his R.O.I, then in that case his accounts are required to be audited u/s 44AB.
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