Law
43 Points
Posted on 17 July 2011
Gdm Dear Divyesh,
As you are Partnership Firm. As Per books your turnover is Rs. 50 lakhs and Gross profit comes to Rs. 2 lakhs., Which is 4%.
You can file Income Tax return for AY 2011-12,
on Presumtive Basis u/s 44AD
declaring income @ 8% of turnover,
and u/s 44AD(2) you can claim interest to partner and remuneration as deduction
and pay tax on rest of the profit ?
No, you dn't have to get our books audited as well.
From :
Ashutosh Bhardwaj
Vns
With Regards
ACC. TO ME , UR TURNOVER IS BELOW THEN 60 LAKH Rs. WHICH COMES UNDER PRESUMPTIVE TAXATION.
DEFINITLY U SHOULD SHOW UR PROFIT @ 8 % AND CAN FILE ITR AND NO NEED OF AUDITING UR ACCOUNTS BUT
IF U SHOW PROFIT LESS THEN @ 8% OF tURNOVER THEN YOU MUST AUDITED UR ACCOUNTS UNDER SEC. 44 AB AND ALSO MAINTAIN BOOKS AS PER SEC. 44AA.
PRESUMPTIVE TAXATION SCHEME IS APPLICABLE ON ALL ASSESSES EXCEPT COMPANIES , LLPS."
Agreed with Mr. Anshu