Transactions between related Proprietorship Firms

I am having two proprietorship firms - one is under my name and another one under my HUF name in which I am karta. Both are of course under different PAN Nos and GST nos. One of the firms is under Audit in the current Assessment year, the other one is not. 

Are transactions allowed between these two firms and if we do sale purchase between these two firms will there be any issue in Income tax audits and GST Audit?

 

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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses the permissibility of transactions, specifically sales and purchases, between two proprietorship firms owned by the same individual (one under personal name, the other under HUF). The key concern is potential issues during income tax and GST audits. Advice suggests that as long as transactions are properly documented with tax applied, and goods are sold at market rates or with a reasonable profit margin, there should be no significant problems. Transactions may need to be reported in the tax audit report if one entity is under audit.

Transactions (sale & purchase) will treat as sale & purchase with tax then no more issues...
If the entity under audit is purchasing goods from the non audit entity, Transaction will be required to reported under tax audit report. Also, the products should be sold at a price which is sold to other unrelated customers also OR there should be some reasonable profit margin.
In case of GST if proper sale and purchase are made with tax then there is no issue as both are shown in there respective returns.
In case of tax audit purchase will report.
Originally posted by : RAJA P M
Transactions (sale & purchase) will treat as sale & purchase with tax then no more issues...

I agree with Mr. RAJA Sir Advice

Thanks every one for the replies.

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