Adi

I am trying to show speculative income in ITR-3.
I have chosen 65(i) - (iii) under under Part A - P & L section and sub section 65 which is meant for those who do not wish to maintain books.
So my question is how to fill 65(i) - (iii) if I have loss instead of profit.
The 65(ii) is actually saying profit. So do I have to enter negative number here or leave it zero.
If it is zero then what to do with expenses in 65(iii)?


Shampa Mandal
16 August 2026 at 15:36

Filling ITR for FY 2024-25

I have missed to file ITR for FY 2024-2025
I have received commission Rs. 790000 and 2℅ tds deducted.
Can iI file ITR now


ARUN GUPTA

I have sold goods of more then 77 lakhs by gst invoice in August 2026. Do I require deduction of tds from the party? Please clarify conditions for deduction of tds as sales were made from my gst proprietorship registered form??


Suresh S. Tejwani
15 August 2026 at 09:39

FRESH FRUIT JUICE EXEMPTION UNDER GST

I would like to seek clarification regarding the GST treatment and registration requirement in the following two scenarios: (1) If a person supplies only fresh fruit juice prepared on-site from fresh fruits, without any additives, processing, preservation or packaging, whether such supply would be taxable or exempt under GST and (2) if the person supplies fresh fruit juice along with biscuits and Thums Up, how would registration requirement be determined? In both cases, if the aggregate turnover is below the applicable GST registration threshold, would GST registration still be required?


Rahul
14 August 2026 at 22:17

Automatic MIS from Tally ERP

Dear sir

I want to prepare automatic MIS from Tally

Is there any good AI tool available or any automated method?


Saury

Subject: Reporting loss on sale of depreciable business asset in ITR-3 under 44ADA (no books)
I file ITR-3 under Section 44ADA (presumptive taxation, no books maintained). I have documented WDV figures from audited books in prior years.
This year, from a 15% depreciation block:
Some assets opening WDV ₹8lakh were sold for ₹4lalkh received in account
Remaining assets in the same block were taken for personal use at FMV = WDV (no gain/loss)
The entire block now ceases to exist
This results in a short-term capital loss of ₹4lakh under Section 50.
Question: Since Schedule DPM (and the full Part A-BS balance sheet) seems to require books of account, and I don't maintain books under 44ADA, is it acceptable to report this loss directly under Schedule CG, Item 6 (sale consideration ₹4,00,000, cost of acquisition ₹8,00,000) — instead of routing it through Schedule DPM → DCG → CG?
Is this a defensible, accepted approach for a no-books 44ADA filer, or does it risk being questioned since Section 50/block-of-assets treatment is normally expected to go through DPM?


Suresh S. Tejwani

The taxpayer is engaged in the business of supplying fresh fruit juice, biscuits, and Thums Up. The taxpayer seeks to understand whether GST registration is mandatory in the present case if the aggregate turnover remains below the applicable registration threshold. The taxpayer also seeks clarification on whether the supply of only freshly prepared fresh fruit juice would be treated as a taxable supply or an exempt supply, along with the applicable provision/notification. Which thresold limit is applicable if 1)i supply only fresh fruit juice and 2)if supply both fresh fruit juice plus biscuit, thumps up?


Balram Choudhary
13 August 2026 at 23:36

Eligibility of Deduction Under 80jjaa

if a labour actually work only 20 days during the year but his name was registered under PF since 2 years. As PF Act does not mandate to remove the employee name from UN portal, even not work or absent from work. its name appear continue in master roll since date of joining without payment of wages and pf contribution, and cover 240 days working condition as per date of joining and date of Exit.
Is wages paid for one month eligible for deduction under 80JJAA

Here Employed means
1. Physically work or leave on paid
2. Only Registered in mastered Roll

Please Clear the concept


Suresh S. Tejwani

I am the buyer of an immovable property in India, and the seller is an NRI.

Please clarify under the new Income-tax Act, 2025:

Which section is applicable for TDS deduction?
What is the applicable TDS rate, including surcharge and cess, if any?
What is the relevant TDS code/section code for depositing TDS?
Is TDS applicable on the entire sale consideration or capital gain?
What are the applicable forms and compliance requirements for the buyer?

Please provide the applicable provisions for FY 2026-27.


T.N.Reddy

Sir, if the applicaiton is rejected by the PCIT under the above section, I hope, it is not the appealable order U/s.253, we have to invoke Writ Jurisdction under Ariticle 226.






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