Income tax for proprietorship company

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Hi

I have proprietorship company registered and do software development for overseas client. I get 1800 Euro every month in current account of my proprietorship company.

I transfer 60% of that amount to my saving account and 40% to my colleague's account. 

What are my tax liabilites if my colleague file ITR1 as normal salary account?

Should I pay tax of 60% of the amount which I transfer to saving account?

I assume that ITR4 is for me. Do I need to audit of my books? What books are required for audit?

I am really confused. Please help.

Thanks

Replies (7)
If your colleague considers it as salary income, then such amount can be deducted as expense when u file itr4. Entire 100% is your income but you can deduct 40% towards salary expense n also can deduct other official expenses to arrive at your taxable income. If turnover or gross receipts of your business is more than 1 crore, then u need to get your books audited u/s 44ab

Hi Poornima

Thank you for your response.

In this case, then my colleague need to pay income tax on that 40%?

I have some short term capital gain from equity too ( 30,000 ). Will I pay 15% tax on that and tax as per slab on proprietorship income [ 100% - 40% (colleague salary)  - any other office expense] ? 

Is investing in equity required audit by CA, what is limit for that?

Thank you.

 

  1. Yes, your colleague has to pay tax on 40% (s/he will be able to claim deduction/exemption if any)
  2. If you have paid STT on STCG, then tax @ 15% else at normal rate
  3. I don't think any audit is required for investment in equity by CA
  4. You can claim deduction u/s 80C etc if any (but not on STCG on which tax is paid @ 15%)

Hi Poornima

Thanks again.

But this create some confusion.

If you have paid STT on STCG, then tax @ 15% else at normal rate

STT is charged by broker always.

Thank you.
 

What I meant is if that cg has suffered stt, then tax at 15%, clear?

Thank you.

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