Deemed business income: amendment extends applicability where taxpayers report income below deemed profits under presumptive provisions. The amendment adds a clause extending recordkeeping and registration obligations to cases where profits and gains are deemed to be the assessee's business income under presumptive taxation regimes and the assessee has declared income lower than those deemed profits during the previous year, thereby explicitly linking the provision to instances arising from presumptive provisions.
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Deemed business income: amendment extends applicability where taxpayers report income below deemed profits under presumptive provisions.
The amendment adds a clause extending recordkeeping and registration obligations to cases where profits and gains are deemed to be the assessee's business income under presumptive taxation regimes and the assessee has declared income lower than those deemed profits during the previous year, thereby explicitly linking the provision to instances arising from presumptive provisions.
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