Doctor Income

can a Practicing doctor declare his income less then 50% In ITR 3

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This discussion clarifies whether practising doctors can declare an income of less than 50% in their Income Tax Return (ITR) 3. While possible, it generally requires filing a tax audit report under Section 44AB(d) of the IT Act. However, there are specific provisions under Section 44ADA that may allow doctors to avoid this audit report if their gross receipts and net profit fall within certain limits.

Yes, but need to file audit report u/s. 44AB(d) of IT act along with the ITR.

Yes but filing of Tax audit report is also mandatory

Thanks a lot Sir 

There are some provisions in Sec 44ADA WHERE YOU CAN AVOID AUDIT REPORT.
GROSS RECEIPTS AND NET PROFIT HAS SOME limits.

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