Tax audit and taxability of capital market transactions

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1) if a client does transactions in derivative segment then for tax audit purpose the turnover is :

a) the absolute sum of loss and profit ( 70 lakhs) ( if profit is 40 lakhs and loss is 30 lakhs)? or

b) the difference of  profit and loss ( 10 lakhs) ( if profit is 40 lakhs and loss is 30 lakhs)?

 

2) if the client does transactions in cash segment then for tax audir purpose the turnover is :

       a)if the client treats the transactions under business head:

       i) the absolute sum of buy value and sell value ( 70 lakhs) ( if buy value is  40 lakhs and sell value is  30      lakhs)? or

      ii) the difference of buy value and sell value  ( 10 lakhs) ( if buy value is  40 lakhs and sell value is  30 lakhs)?

        

       b) if the client treats the transactions under capital gains:

        i) the absolute sum of buy value and sell value ( 70 lakhs) ( if buy value is  40 lakhs and sell value is  30      lakhs)? or

      ii) the difference of buy value and sell value  ( 10 lakhs) ( if buy value is  40 lakhs and sell value is  30 lakhs)?

      iii) only sale value

 

3) If a client does transactions in derivatives as well as cash segment, then for tax audit purpose then how is the turnover decided?

a) the absolute sum of loss and profit ( derivatives )( 70 lakhs) ( if profit is 40 lakhs and loss is 30 lakhs)? or

b) the difference of  profit and loss ( derivatives)  ( 10 lakhs) ( if profit is 40 lakhs and loss is 30 lakhs)

 c) if the client treats the cash market transactions under business head:

       i) the absolute sum of buy value and sell value ( 70 lakhs) ( if buy value is  40 lakhs and sell value is  30      lakhs)? or

      ii) the difference of buy value and sell value  ( 10 lakhs) ( if buy value is  40 lakhs and sell value is  30 lakhs)?

4) If a client does transactions in derivatives as well as cash segment, then for tax audit purpose then how is the turnover decided?

a) the absolute sum of loss and profit ( derivatives )( 70 lakhs) ( if profit is 40 lakhs and loss is 30 lakhs)? or

b) the difference of  profit and loss ( derivatives)  ( 10 lakhs) ( if profit is 40 lakhs and loss is 30 lakhs)

 c) if the client treats the cash market transactions under capital gains:

       i) the absolute sum of buy value and sell value ( 70 lakhs) ( if buy value is  40 lakhs and sell value is  30      lakhs)? or

      ii) the difference of buy value and sell value  ( 10 lakhs) ( if buy value is  40 lakhs and sell value is  30 lakhs)?

      iii) only sale  value

 

 

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Explain in lehman language bro... not as per British language

Any ca, tax consultant or accountant can do complete accounting of stock market transactions in 3 hours max, irrespective of turnover, with the help of attached reports. All the required information is given in the covering letter. For any queries feel free to contact me.


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