Derivative loss treatment

if derivative loss in f.y. is 100k, will this go in audit or should if no audit to be done how to treat this??
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This discussion clarifies the treatment of derivative losses for UK tax purposes. Derivative trading is considered non-speculative business income and should be aggregated with other business profits and losses. If the total turnover, considering absolute values of profits and losses, exceeds the threshold outlined in section 44AB, an audit will be required. However, even if an audit isn't mandatory, a significant loss like £100k or £10,30,500 is substantial, and seeking an audit is advisable for proper accounting and potential tax relief.

No it will not go for audit as for loss .
derivatives trading is non speculative business income hence it is treated as business income and added to other business income in 44ad and shown in ITR3
Please do the aggregation of all profit and loss in absolute term and then check whether it is exceeding the threshold turnover limit as per 44AB
Total derivative loss is 10,30,500 and derivative profit is 589000
As this is below the threshold limit mantioned in 44ab no audit is required but as loss is huge advisable to get audit.
CF allowed only through audit.
Ok, thank you for guiding me.

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