Profit d doubt

it assessess sec 44ada provision it returns filed every year
year:20-21 gross receipts rs:12 lacs profit declared 80 precentage
year:21-22 Gross receipts rs:14 lacs profit declared 65 precentage
year:22-23 Gross receipts rs:15 lacs profit declared 50 precentage
question:
assessess receipts income increased and profit declared precentage decreased in it returns any problem reaised in it act
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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses concerns about declining profit percentages declared in Income Tax Returns filed under Section 44ADA, despite increasing gross receipts. It clarifies that declaring a profit as low as 50% is generally acceptable for income tax purposes. While there's no issue with showing a lower profit percentage, individuals can choose to declare a higher profit if they wish, without creating any problems.

There is no such problem.

Just 50% profit is sufficient for income tax
No problem...

If Asseesee required and need then he can show excess profit, it can't create any issues.
Whats tge actual prifit??

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