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Audit u/s 44AB of the I. T. Act

Date 11 May 2010
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Turnover under section 44AB: delivery by gross sales, intraday as speculative net sales, F&O by net gains.
Computation of turnover for audit under section 44AB distinguishes transaction types: delivery-based transactions use aggregate sale and purchase consideration and are typically capital gains (subject to being treated as business if turnover is high); intraday trades are speculative with turnover as net sales; F&O/non-delivery transactions use the net total of all gains and losses as turnover. (AI Summary)

One of my client is dealing in shares. However, he is doing his share transactions on delivery basis, intraday basis and f&O basis. So, for the sack of consideration of turnover for the purpose of audit u/s 44AB  of the IT Act, how the turnover is considered for all the above mentioned three types of transactions.

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