Disclosure of Balance sheet section 44 ada

A doctor receiving professional pay from various hospitals for his services filing return under section 44ada as his gross receipts were below 50lakhs. He has to disclose his Balance sheet at the end of the year. He is not running any clinic and no seperate assets and liabilities with respect to his profession. How to disclose his profession's Balance sheet in the ITR 4

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This discussion addresses how doctors can file their Income Tax Return (ITR) under Section 44ADA when their gross receipts are below £50 lakhs. Specifically, it clarifies how to disclose the balance sheet when the doctor doesn't operate a separate clinic or have distinct professional assets and liabilities. The advice suggests filling in 'cash at hand' and any payment due figures, even if minimal, or using zero if no balances are available.

No need to fill any other details but fill some cash at hand and for payments due as on 31.03.2023.... in sundry debtors. 

Yes I agreed with Mr Dhirajalal Rambhia Sir...

@ Mr Ramesh,

If available balances then fill the values in columns as per Mr Dhirajalal Rambhia Sir reply...

Otherwise fill with 0 (Zero).

Thank you so much sir 

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