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Salary drawing by sole proprietor in his business
Proprietorship entity and the owner are treated as same person. So, no one can pay salary to himself. Even the income tax law does not allow deduction of such expense.
Thank u
Regards,
Rajeev.
No, A sole proprietor cannot draw salary from his sole proprietor business. He has to be a partner of a partnership firm or a director of a company to draw salary.
If the business is HUF, can karta draw salary in individual status
Status of person can be determined by PAN
| Originally posted by : kunda | ||
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If the business is HUF, can karta draw salary in individual status |  |
Yes.
Since sole proprietorship isn’t a separate business entity, it’s impossible to consider proprietor as an employee and take a deduction for wages or salaries. Hence, no drawing of salary. Even if allowed, tax treatment is same.ie, whether from PGBP or Salary.
Yes,
But he has to satisfy the conditions of Section 40A(2) of IT act, 1961 Also.
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