1. Filing/paying taxes and getting books audited is the cost of doing business.
2. Options are a great instrument to trade in my view if one can exploit in full the advantages it provides. No other instruments with large liquidity can provide the possibility of 100% or even 1,000% return within the day/week while limiting the downside (100% on buying side)
Prince and DSM Ji,
due to this option turnover Kirkiri,I'm sure many small traders willl simply trade either cash market or only futures..a big big NO to Option trading.
Yes FnO losses are considered business loss and can be adjusted against rental income but intra day equity ( speculation loss) can't be adjusted against rental income.
In this case if IT officer goes strictly by section 44AB , he can impose penalty of Rs 1.5 Lacs for not maintaining books of accounts and not getting them audited even if he takes turnover as 27 lacs.
Yes FnO losses are considered business loss and can be adjusted against rental income but intra day equity ( speculation loss) can't be adjusted against rental income.
In this case if IT officer goes strictly by section 44AB , he can impose penalty of Rs 1.5 Lacs for not maintaining books of accounts and not getting them audited even if he takes turnover as 27 lacs.
In this case if IT officer goes strictly by section 44AB , he can impose penalty of Rs 1.5 Lacs for not maintaining books of accounts and not getting them audited even if he takes turnover as 27 lacs.
There are cases decided by Income Tax Appelate Tribunal which has accepted turnover as calculated as per ICAI study note.Someone had quoted one such case in our forum either in this thread or some other thread.