Inventory for F & O

As we consider F & O as normal business for ITR,if any positions are still not cleared as on 31st March will they be a part of the invemtory as our business is dealing in these instruments.Or as we dont actually receive any delivery foe these instruments,so the inventory will be zero?

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This discussion explores how to treat open Futures & Options positions for Income Tax Returns (ITR) at the end of the financial year. It questions whether positions not cleared by March 31st should be considered inventory, especially since physical delivery isn't typical for these instruments. The core dilemma is whether to value them (e.g., premium x lots) or consider inventory as zero due to the lack of physical receipt.

You may consider premium * number of lots as stock
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