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Joined August 2009
Dear Ashish ji,
I am afraid you have been misguided. Maybe the answers of the members of CCI posted might be a random post.
Let me show you the professional aspect.
Section 44AE is an explarory and exceptional case where an assesse might posses gross receipts more than 60 Lakhs yet escape from clutches of Tax Audit u/s 44AB, PROVIDED he doesnt maintain Books u/s 44AA and doesnt opt to show an income lower than 5000 per vehicle per month.(However an assesse might on his dicretion opt to disclose actual earnings on such vehicle)
Futher section 44AE overrides section 28 to 43C and perpetually 44AB as long as assesse possesses 10 vehicles only.
LONG AND SHORT OF IT IS "dont maintain books under 44AA" and simply go for "PRESUMPTIVE" basis valuation. Thats what any clever Tax planner/Consultant would suggest.
ASAL ME YE UN BAHUT ALPA TRUTIO ME SE HAI, JO ABHI TAK FINANCE MINISTRY KE VAR SE BACHA HUYA HAI.
So there ovious Tax planning possible. I have practically suggested and acted on this issue during my Article period dear.
Hope doubt is clarified........
CHEERS................