ITR-4 Profit and Loss

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Respected Sir/Madam,

I have a doubt regarding the P&L in itr-4 form

THis is how  I have filled my P&L in itr-4 form

Part A-P & L- Profit and Loss Account for the financial year 

2.  Other income
 x. Any other income (specify nature and amount)
     Nature                           Amount
     PROFIT ON F&O           671250


38. Other expenses (specify nature and amount)
      Nature                                           Amount
      ALL EXPENSES INCURRED          90855


I am an individual trading from home. I have mentioned my gross profit of F&O in OTHER INCOME, and all the brokerage charges of F&O in OTHER EXPENSES; is this the correct way to fill P&L sheet in itr-4 form or will this be rejected? 
Awaiting your reply. 
Thank You.

Replies (9)

No Problem. Its ok till you have supporting documents, which I think you will definately have owing to the nature of transacton. However, You may like to change the Term for Expenses from All Expenses Incurred to Brokerage & others or something specifically indicating the nature of expenses

Supreme Court has ruled in cases that mere Specifying the Values in wrong feilds of Return does not amount to Concealment of income and do not attracts any penalty or interest if the tax determined was paid.

Thank you Sir for your quick and accurate reply. 

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I would advise you to go through the items of Pl Account once again. You will find specific heads for claiming expenditure rather that claiming all the expenses under one single head that too under "other expenses" .

If the Other Expenses include "Commission or Brokerage" Paid, then I would advise you to put the same in Point no. 22(ii) of the P&L Sheet. Rest of the expenses can be put in Point 38, but specify the nature of other expense if possible.

Now you state that you have already filed your return. There is no problem at all even if you have put the said expenses in a different head. What ultimately matters is that the income should be same both ways. According to tons of High Court and many supreme court rulings, merely specifying the values in wrong feilds of Return does not amount to Concealment of income and do not attracts any penalty or interest if the tax determined was paid(Courtesy Goutam Sharma ji). I agree with the expert at this point.

Thank you Sir. 

Thank you Sir. 


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