Itr form related in import of goods business

Yes, For a business involved in the general import/export of goods (which is not an agency or commission model), they are eligible to file ITR-4, provided they meet all other conditions as specified in the section 44AD IT act.

Importer-trader filing ITR-4:

• Yes, if the business qualifies for 44AD (turnover within Rs 2 crore, or Rs 3 crore with cash receipts within 5%) and total income is up to Rs 50 lakh. Import activity doesn't bar ITR-4. Above the limits, ITR-3 with books (and audit if applicable).

Form ITR-4 may be used only if the taxpayer meets its eligibility conditions, including having presumptive business income under section 44AD, 44ADA or 44AE and satisfying the other restrictions in the form. Importing goods and selling them in India does not, by itself, disqualify the business; however, the client must also meet the applicable turnover and other eligibility limits. If income is computed under regular business provisions rather than an eligible presumptive scheme, ITR-4 is not appropriate. Check the client’s entity type, income sources and current-year ITR-4 exclusions before filing.

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