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Which ITR to file?

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Rishab Arora

47 Points Joined July 2017

A Doctor work in hospital and TDS is deducted & receive form 16 and also have short term and long term
capital gains.

so which ITR to file ?

Replies (12)

prasad Nilugal

3924 Points Joined December 2017

If receipt in year are less than ,50 lacs you can opt 44ADA presumptive income scheme and file ITR 4

SHIRISH S S

Proprietor

1080 Points Joined May 2017

Since Capital gains is there - file ITR3

prasad Nilugal

GST Practitioner & Accounts

14934 Points Joined March 2014

Yes ITR 3 due to capital gains ,

rama krishnan

12244 Points Joined May 2017

the nature of receipt is salary... you can go for ITR 2 also

SHIRISH S S

Proprietor

1080 Points Joined May 2017

YES MISSED THE FORM 16 PART. It is form ITR-2 only.

Rishab Arora

47 Points Joined July 2017

if also have income from intraday trading , speculative income
trading amount was ₹45000 and loss from this is ₹300.

RAJA P M

"Do the Right Thing...!!!"

128111 Points Joined January 2015

Ha ha ha haaaaaa haaaaaa.... Dear Rishab., What is Your actual Query...? Different Different income different different replies got from experts.... So, please ask correctly.... GOOD LUCK

Vaishnavi Ganesh

Chartered Accountant

861 Points Joined June 2012

Originally posted by : Rishab Arora
	if also have income from intraday trading , speculative income trading amount was ₹45000 and loss from this is ₹300.

Is this the same doctor having these incomes also or a different assessee?

A doctor work in hospital and receive form 16 and he also have short term and long term capital gain from equity on which security transaction tax is paid.

he also have speculative income which is loss of ₹300.
so which ITR is to file and how to show the speculative income(loss).