• Providing financial particulars in ITR 4 Sugam

I am a retired Government servant and now working in Central Government office on contractual basis and paid lump sum salary. TDS is deducted under Section 194J. Last year I filed ITR-4S for Presumptive Income under Section 44ADA under category Professional - Others (0607) which was accepted. I also have income from Pension and Interest from FDs, which was also duly reflected In the last year’s form financial details viz. sundry debtors/creditors, cash balance etc were required which I indicated as nil, as I do not run any office or firm. As per the income level, I do not require a GST.

2.	This year there has been some modification in the form and more details have been called for in a kind of Balance Sheet asking for details of Fixed Asset, Loans & Advances, Balance in banks etc. I have some personal assets like House, FDs, Mutual Funds and Balance in banks etc. I have no sundry debtors or creditors. Do I need to reflect them in the ITR return considering that I am working as an employee in office and these assets etc are not part of business or work? In case these are required to be provided, then I presume on the Liabilities side, the total of all these Assets could be reflected as Own Capital.
3.	Clarification would be appreciated.
Asked 6 years ago in Income Tax

Dear Sir,

Hope you are doing well !

Professionals opting for this scheme need not maintain books of account required to be kept under sec 44AA and also they need not get the books of account get audited under sec 44AB.

If any schedule is not relevant/applicable to you, just strike it out and write —NA— across it

If any item/particular is not applicable/relevant to you, just write NA against it.

Indicate nil figures by writing “Nil” across it.

Thanks & Regards,

Payal Chhajed

Payal Chhajed
CA, Mumbai
5188 Answers
299 Consultations

Dear Sir,

Return under section 44ADA can be filed by an assessee who has income from profession as notified by CBDT.

You can file return under section 44AD using code 16019 - other professionals.

W.R.T to ITR-4 you can show creditors as 0.

Debtors can be the amount receivable for the month of March.

Cash & Bank Bal. can be shown as actual.

There is not need to reflect other assets.

Hope your queries are resolved.

Siddhant Shah
CA, Mumbai
120 Answers
1 Consultation

Yes Sir, absolutely right.

Payal Chhajed
CA, Mumbai
5188 Answers
299 Consultations

Dear Sir,

Yes,you can show (0) against these columns while filling up.

Warm Regards,

Karishma Chhajer

Karishma Chhajer
CA, Jodhpur
2450 Answers
29 Consultations

You are not required to disclose your personal assets in the ITR-4. Only assets held for business purpose are required to be shown in the ITR-4. You can show Nil (Zero) value in respect of Sundry Creditors, Inventories, Sundry Debtors, Cash in hand etc. There will be no error on validation and you can file your return.

Lookman Mansuri
CA, Vadodara
20 Answers

YOU MUST BE PREPARE YOUR BALANCE SHEET RELATED TO YOUR BUSINESS AND FILL THE DETAILS

IF YOUR HAVE NOT ANY DETAILS ABOUT THE ANY COLUMN

E-11 TO E-25 LEAVE IT BLANK (IF NIL THEN WRITE 0)

IF YOUR ON PAYROLL OF THE CO THEN ONLY WILL BE THE EMPLOYEE OF THE COMPANY OTHER VISE IT PROFESSIONAL INCOME AND YOUR HAVE TO MAINTAIN BOOKS OF ACCOUNT

Bhadresh S Mevada
CA, Surat
49 Answers

Hi,

Let me first clarify you that section 44ADA is only for eligible professionals. It's not open for each and every profession. So, please let us know your profession.

Coming to your question, you don't need to show personal assets in ITR 4. Only assets and liabilities belonging to your profession needs to be reported in ITR.

If you don't have debtors and creditors, put it zero. For other info like, Fixed assets, loan etc you can keep it blank.

Put actual cash and bank balance in respective columns.

Abhishek Dugar
CA, Mumbai
3576 Answers
183 Consultations

Hi,

You cannot file return under section 44ADA if your profession is not as defined by CBDT.

You can file return under section 44AD using code 16019 - other professionals.

In ITR-4 you can show ceditors as zero and

Cash & Bank Bal. can be shown as actual.

There is not need to reflect other assets.

Hope your queries are resolved.

Regards,

Nikhil

Nikhil Khanna
CA, Mumbai
1429 Answers
19 Consultations

Yes absolutely right, you can fill zero in this columns.

Swati Agrawal
CA, Mumbai
1146 Answers
7 Consultations

Dear Sir,

Fill maximum information related to financial particulars i.e. debtorz, cash in hand, bank balance etc. which can be easily worked out.

Thanks

Vivek Kumar Arora
CA, Delhi
4953 Answers
1106 Consultations

Hi

You need to fill up only 4 mandatory columns ie. 15, 19, 20 n 22.

You don't need to write anything for the remaining columns, not even zero. Leave them blank.

Lakshita Bhandari
CA, Mumbai
5687 Answers
935 Consultations

only mandatory details are required to be entered all other details are optional so no need to enter it. if you don't have any creditor , debtor and stock then you can enter as Zero and it is better to show some cash balance as not body has cash balance as zero.

Thanks.

Narendra Sonagra
CA, Ahmedabad
57 Answers

you have to give actual figure to avoid any hardship in future it might be genuine .

Nitin Jain
CA, Jaipur
214 Answers

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