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House wife earning income from Home Tuition

Sreenath

For an house wife who earns Rs.25000 per month by taking Home Tuitions. For filing income tax which ITR should be used. Some people says ITR 1 can be used and few people tells ITR 2 to be used for Income from Other Sources. Some say it is an business/ profession income so to use ITR 3.

Please clarify which ITR has to be used for this tuition class income. Thanks in advance.

Household tuition income is professional income - file ITR-3 or use presumptive taxation under Section 44ADA with ITR-4 Household tuition income is generally treated as professional income and should be reported under 'Profits and Gains from Business or Profession.' ITR-1 and ITR-2 are not appropriate for such income. File ITR-3 if you maintain books and compute actual profits; alternatively, if eligible and you opt for the presumptive scheme under Section 44ADA you may use ITR-4 (Sugam) and declare 50% of receipts as taxable income, subject to conditions (gross receipts up to Rs.50 lakh and applicable taxpayer types). A contrary view in the discussion questions whether teaching falls within the relevant provisions for presumptive taxation. (AI Summary)
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