is it mandatory to maintain books of account in the case of a profession whose gross recepit in the previous year is 4 lakh where he declared his income 3.6 lakh(net profit) out of 4lakh (gross receipt) under 44ADA.
Audit is not necessary but is it mandatory to maintain ledger book, Cash book?
He received both cash and cheque.
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Professionals declaring income under Section 44ADA with gross receipts below £50 lakh and a net profit exceeding 50% of gross receipts are generally not required to maintain formal books of account. However, it's advisable to keep records of cash and cheque transactions, as well as details of debtors and creditors, for accurately filling your Income Tax Return (ITR).
Books of accounts/accounting records have to be maintained if the gross receipts are more than Rs. 1,50,000 in 3 preceding years for an existing profession. This also applies to a newly set up profession whose gross receipts are expected to be more than Rs 1.5 lakh.Then in your case Books of Accounts is required to be mentioned.
Kapadia pravin you are right. under section 44ADA books of account is not required to be maintained if your gross receipt is less than 50 lakhs and declare your net profit more than 50% of your gross receipt. you can maintain register for cash and cheque details for safety purpose. otherwise no need to maintain anything...enjoy
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