Which itr for commision sales

if a person earned small amount less than 10k as an affiliate, rest all income is from fds , which itr should they file?

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This discussion clarifies which Income Tax Return (ITR) to file when you have commission sales income alongside other earnings like Fixed Deposits (FDs). For commission income under £10,000, it's generally recommended to file ITR 1 and declare this commission under 'Income from Other Sources'. The conversation also delves into the definition of 'Total Income' for ITR filing purposes, explaining that it refers to income after all eligible deductions have been made from your Gross Total Income.

File ITR 1, and declare the commission income under Income from Other Sources.

File ITR -1 showing commission income under othe sources
Originally posted by : Dhirajlal Rambhia
File ITR 1, and declare the commission income under Income from Other Sources.

plz can u guide on this too when they say total income should be above 50 lacs to use itr 2 , is it the gross income without deductions or total taxable income after deductions that should be above 50 lakhs? 

Read more at: https://www.caclubindia.com/forum/total-taxable-income-or-gross-income-above-50-for-itr2--591709.asp

Total Income is defined under Section 2(45) with the scope defined by Section 5 of the Income Tax Act, 1961

  • If you are an Indian resident in the previous year, any income received, accrued or deemed to be received by you will be accounted for .....
  • Total Income is arrived by deducting all eligible deductions from “Gross Total Income”

 

Section 80B(5) of the IT Act defines Gross Total Income

  • Includes income received or receivable by you in the previous year adjusted for clubbing and carry-forward amounts from previous years
  • Deduct the non-taxable parts of your income from this amount to estimate ‘Gross Total Income’

 

In short, for income tax purpose Total income is after deducting all the eligible deductions as defined in chapter VI-A, from the  gross total income.

Originally posted by : Dhirajlal Rambhia
Total Income is defined under Section 2(45) with the scope defined by Section 5 of the Income Tax Act, 1961


If you are an Indian resident in the previous year, any income received, accrued or deemed to be received by you will be accounted for .....
Total Income is arrived by deducting all eligible deductions from “Gross Total Income”


 

Section 80B(5) of the IT Act defines Gross Total Income


Includes income received or receivable by you in the previous year adjusted for clubbing and carry-forward amounts from previous years
Deduct the non-taxable parts of your income from this amount to estimate ‘Gross Total Income’


 

In short, for income tax purpose Total income is after deducting all the eligible deductions as defined in chapter VI-A, from the  gross total income.

so it means if total income after deduction comes below 50lakh then it should be itr 1 right? plz reconfirm if i understood it correctly .

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