if last year itr5 is filled with wrong closing stock as stock in balance sheet entered is 158000 and in p&l is 85000.then how to do audit this year with opening stock of 158000 or 85000.or not to do audit.and no audit was done last year.
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This discussion addresses an ITR5 filing error where the closing stock figures in the balance sheet and P&L differed last year. The core issue is how to handle this discrepancy for the current year's audit, especially since no audit was conducted previously. The consensus suggests treating the error as a prior period adjustment, impacting the current year's financial statements and potentially requiring adjustments to reflect the correct opening stock.
In case audit is applicable then audit should be done this year and the error in closing stock should be valued as prior period adjustment you have to adjust 73000 rupees this year. 158000 rupees should be shown as opening stock in trading account
But how to resolve this issue for this year as it was a mistake by another CA.and if it is shown in prior period item then it will impact current year profit as well.and client is ready to bear the increased tax liability.any other issue arise for current auditor due to this
For 1 point. in firm return there is no such shortage or excess column given 2 how to rectify last year balance sheet as no revision is possuble for itr5 6and if we mention it as prior period item.then profit got increased by 73000
If profit got increased by 73000 rupees then you have to adjust that amount by expenses or any drawings from capital or such amount should be broken into parts and charged as indirect expenses in p&l
Thank u sourav and if we dont do the audit for it as we are not opting for 44ad so if profit are less than 8/ than audit not applicable.and turnover is not above 1 cr.so audit not applicable
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