Tax Audit: Clause 11 of Form 3CD
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Disclosure required under clause 11:
1. Disclosure required only when assessee covered under Section 44AA:
Clause 11(a):-
Disclosure of the list of Books of account prescribed under Rule 6F is to be made under this clause
2. Disclosure to be made in case of all assessees:
Clause 11(b):-
Disclosure regarding following are to be made under this sub-clause:-
-
- List of books of account maintained
- Address at which the books are kept
Clause 11(c):-
Following disclosures are to be made under this sub-clause
- List of books of account and their locations thereof;
- Nature of relevant documents examined;
- Nature of all the relevant documents on the basis of which such audit was conducted
Applicability of Sec 44AA:
The following table enlists the cases wherein maintenance of books of accounts is mandatory.
|
Nature of Business or Profession |
Category of Taxpayer |
Threshold Limits for Income |
Threshold Limits for Gross Turnover or Receipts |
|
Specified Professions* |
Any |
– |
Mandatory in every case except when presumptive taxation scheme under Sec. 44ADA is opted by the assessee |
|
Non-Specified Professions |
Individual or HUF |
Rs. 2,50,000 |
Rs. 25 lakhs in any of the 3 years immediately preceding the previous year |
|
Non-Specified Professions |
Others |
Rs. 1,20,000 |
Rs. 10 lakhs in any of the 3 years immediately preceding the previous year |
|
Business |
Individual or HUF |
Rs. 2,50,000 |
Rs. 25 lakhs in any of the 3 years immediately preceding the previous year |
|
Business |
Others |
Rs. 1,20,000 |
Rs. 10 lakhs in any of the 3 years immediately preceding the previous year |
|
Presumptive Tax Scheme under Sec. 44AD |
Resident Individual or HUF |
Rs. 2,50,000 |
Taxpayer opted for scheme in any of last 5 previous years but does not opt for in current year. |
|
Presumptive Tax Scheme under Sec. 44AD |
Resident Partnership Firm |
– |
Taxpayer opted for scheme in any of last 5 previous years but does not opt for in current year. |
|
Presumptive Tax Scheme under Sec. 44AE |
Any Assessee engaged in plying, hiring or leasing goods carriage |
– |
Taxpayer claims that his profits are lower than the deemed profits. |
|
Presumptive Tax Scheme under Sec. 44BB |
Non-resident assessee engaged in exploration of mineral oil |
– |
Taxpayer claims that his profits are lower than the deemed profits. |
|
Presumptive Tax Scheme under Sec. 44BBB |
Foreign Co. engaged in civil construction |
– |
Taxpayer claims that his profits are lower than the deemed profits. |
* List of Specified professions:-
1. Legal
2. Medical
3. Architectural
4. Accountancy
5. Technical consultancy
6. Interior decoration
7. Engineering
8. Film artist
9. Company secretary
10. Authorized representative
11. Or any other profession that is notified
List of books of account to be maintained under Rule 6F:-
Rule 6F prescribes maintenance of following books of account for the persons carrying out any specified profession whose gross receipts exceed Rs. 1,50,000/-
1. Cash Book: Book recording all the cash transactions for the period.
2. Journal: Journal should be maintained recording day to day transactions of the assessee as per the mercantile accounting system.
3. Ledger: Ledger where all entries flow from the journal, has detailed accounts, this can be used to prepare financial statements.
4. Original bills and xerox copy thereof. Following are the additional requirements in case of a person carrying on medical profession:-
- Daily cash register in Form 3C which records details of patients, services rendered, fees received and date of receipt.
- An inventory as on the first and last day of the previous year, of the drugs, medicines and other consumable used.
Tenure to maintain Books of Account:
These books are required to be maintained and kept for a period of 6 years from end of Assessment year to which the accounts belong.
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