Is Audit Required for Turnover between 0-2 cr AY 2020-21 ?

Partnership Firm
AY 2020-21

Turnover : 1.05 Cr
Cash Receipt / Payment : Less then 5%
Net profit after Remuneration and Interest : Less then 6%
Opted Presumption Taxation in last 5 years : NO

Some CA are saying Audit Required… and some saying No.
Now is there any clarification from ICAI or CBDT on it.

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Quick Summary
This discussion explores whether a partnership firm with a turnover between £0-£2 Cr for Assessment Year 2020-21 requires a statutory audit. Conflicting advice from Chartered Accountants highlights the confusion surrounding the applicability of presumptive taxation under Section 44AD, particularly when net profits are below 6%. The consensus leans towards an audit being required if presumptive taxation wasn't opted for and turnover exceeds £5 Cr, but the specific scenario of lower profits and non-opt-in to presumptive tax remains a point of contention.

If net profit is greater than 6% , no need of audit .
when there is lesser profits ,deemed profits will be inapplicable and even while you are filing itr 4, the portal will intimate you to audit before you file your return when the profits are lesser than 6%
So audit will be reqd .
As per my opinion, Audit is required
Originally posted by : MAHARAJA SELVA ESWAR
If net profit is greater than 6% , no need of audit .when there is lesser profits ,deemed profits will be inapplicable and even while you are filing itr 4, the portal will intimate you to audit before you file your return when the profits are lesser than 6%So audit will be reqd .

This is only when subsection 4 of 44AD is applicable!

Ok as you have not opted for presumptive taxation, only if your turnover exceeds rs.5 crore then only audit is needed .

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