sir kya hume sole proprietor k case k income tax ko p&l m deka saktai h ki direct provision bnana hoga
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This discussion explores how sole proprietors can account for their income tax within their Profit & Loss statements. While it's a matter of presentation choice, it's generally advised to make provisions. For ITR3 filings, direct disallowance might be necessary. A common and often simpler approach is to directly charge income tax to the capital account on a payment basis, avoiding potential complications.
It's better to put income tax directly under capital account on payment basis in case of a sole proprietor. This would avoid unnecessary complications of disallowance etc.