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my friend is contractor he got payment of 10 lakhs after deducting tds from this income he also done expenses of 7 lakhs from this income but now he claim tds but he show his gross income from 3 lakh without giving information how much he receive and how much he expended whether this return is correct or not

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Barun Kumar Ghosh

Chartered Accountant

194 Points Posted on 21 November 2009

The return is not correct. The contractor has to show gross income (Rs. 10 lacs + TDS) and claim expenses of Rs. 5 lacs. If TDS is X amount, the return should show income at Rs 10 lacs + TDS - Rs.3 lacs. Then only he can claim credit for TDS amount of X.

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he is individual whether he has to keep accounts of expenses if his case comes in to scrutiny how he show that he show expenses of 5 lakhs pls telll

Vijay

119 Points Posted on 22 November 2009

If he is a civil contractor than he does not need to maintain books of a/c s and pay taxes at a presumptive rate of 8% of his gross receipts u/s 44AD.

If he is not so then he shud maintain books of account u/s 44AA as his gross receipts is more than 10lacs and so his IT return is wrong.And also he shud include TDS amount in his gross receipts.