Tax Audit for sole proprietorship

Hello, I would like to know does it required tax audit for sole proprietorship business having turnover more then 4 cr. and turnover mean in income tax both sale purchase or only one side. and what is the last date if tax audit is required.

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This discussion clarifies tax audit obligations for sole proprietorships exceeding a £4 crore turnover. It explains that 'turnover' generally refers to sales, and details specific conditions regarding cash receipts and payments that might exempt businesses from audits, even with significant profits. The conversation also touches upon a specific case involving bullion trading with a high turnover but low profit, operating under an HUF name and PAN, and seeks guidance on how to proceed.

Turnover includes receipt or sales at credit side of p&l or trading account, if it is upto 2 cr and profit is 6% or 8% or more than that then no audit, in case turnover is between 2 cr to 5 cr and receipt in cash is less than 5% of total receipt and payment in cash is less than 5% of total payment then no tax audit whatever is the profit %, turnover is in excess of 5% then mandatory tax audit

Hello, Thanks for answering. I am bit confused in onething that sale amount is coming above 5cr and profit is around 1.2lk only as its only commission in between only and the nature of business is bullion trading. So what shall I do now as the the balance sheet will be merged with proprietor balance sheet. and the business is under HUF name and pan. Therefore Kindly guide what to do in this.

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