Commission business

sir hamara ek client jiska business commission ka hai. a ek mediator ki tarah hai. mager jo bhi paisa aata hai isi ke account pe aata hai mager asal me a amount iska nahi hai sirf commission leker baki ka amount a wapas partiyon ko Return kar deta hai. ab hum iska file konse ITR ME karen batayiye turnover 2 crore se zyada hota hai
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This discussion revolves around filing Income Tax Returns (ITR) for a client whose business operates on a commission basis. The client acts as a mediator, receiving full amounts in their account but only retaining their commission, returning the rest to parties. With a turnover exceeding 2 crore, the core question is which ITR form to use and how to accurately declare income, especially concerning bank credits. The advice given is to treat commission income as gross receipt and show the returned amounts as liabilities, ensuring only the actual commission is declared as income.

I have same kind of client, consider commission income as a gross receipt.
Thank u sir. aapka matlab hai sirf commission le. total receipts na le. ek doubt hai sir jo amount Bank me credit hota hai usko kaise dikhaye sir jisse agey jaker koi pareshani NA Ho ( jo 2 crore se zyada ka hai.)
Commission income is also are taxable subject to a threshold limit.
Jo amounts bank me aaye he unko aap liability show kijiye.
sirf commission ka amount ko income dikhayiye.

liability chahe kitne bhi crores ka ho, apko sirf aapka commission income ka amount ko dekhna he
Thank u sir
Not very logical.

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