Can income from brokerage and commission be reported under section 44ADA of presumptive income scheme?
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Income from brokerage and commission
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no, commission income not eligible for presumptive taxation
Agreed with Saud Ahmed's reply.
no, you are required to prepare BS P&L ...you can opt for preasumptive taxation scheme
If the income from brokerage is one time and/or casual in nature (some time it may be there and some time it may not be there) then it needs to be considered as income from other sources and ITR1/2 shall be most suitable.
However, if the income from brokerage is going to be substantial, every year and year after year, then such income shall fall under income from business and Profession and ITR3/4 shall be suitable.
However, if the income from brokerage is going to be substantial, every year and year after year, then such income shall fall under income from business and Profession and ITR3/4 shall be suitable.
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