Gross receipts under tax audit

gross receipts can be treated as sales or turnover for threshold limit of 1 crore under 44AD if such receipts are advances for residential building under construction. Do we treat such advances as income to pay income tax.
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This discussion clarifies how gross receipts, specifically advances received for residential buildings under construction, are treated for the 1 crore threshold under Section 44AD. It suggests estimating turnover based on the percentage of work completed. If construction hasn't begun and the project is awaiting approvals, only advances are considered, not yet turnover.

Take percentage of work completed and estimate sales amount. Based on that you can file u/s. 44AD.

If construction is not yet started and project is under stage of getting approval from various authorities

In that case....... no turnover...... only advances from customers.

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