Does she file return

house wife work from home of stitching and small tailoring activity.
she received and paid in cash only whole year.
she can file returns showing only cash transactions only as a income and expense?
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This discussion explores whether a housewife running a small home-based tailoring business, paid entirely in cash, needs to file a tax return. Participants suggest filing a nil return for financial tracking, especially if other income sources might push total earnings over the exemption limit. While not strictly required if income is below the threshold, filing can provide a documented source for any cash deposited.

Not required to file return as her income is not exceeding basic exemption limit
File nil return if you want to make financial track of the business
Not required does not effect much
With income from other source she may cross exemption limit in this year.
so what turnover she made in trailor work can show in cash only.
Actually such business activities didn't attract such income in a year further income is on cash basis but if she want to clear her financial track she can file nil return otherwise not required
If u bring the amount to some deposits, more good , you file the return , so that a source for your deposit , if department ask!

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