Taxation of partnership

Can anyone please help me with which profit should be shown in audit report of a partnership firm.
a. Profit after interest and remuneration.
OR
b. Profit before interest and remuneration.
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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies which profit figure should be presented in an audit report for a partnership firm. It advises that 'profit after interest and remuneration' is generally appropriate, especially considering that company audit rules don't directly apply to partnerships. The recommendation is to use the book profit as per tax computation, referencing eligible remuneration under income tax rules.

Profit after interest and remuneration
Since the company audit is not applicable to partnerships.So you can consider the book profit as per tax computation..

You may give reference of book profit & eligible remuneration as per income tax
You can enter profit after interest and remuneration

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