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nac

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My case is not liable to audit, but I am getting this error/defect and I don't understand why.
Validation returns with no errors but when I click "Proceed to verification", this defect message displays.

Is this a bug? Anyone have any clue about this?

I have checked several times, I don't think there is any mistake in filling up the form.
In "Audit information" section I clicked No to 44AB, AD, AE etc and to 92E.

Category of defect B/D :You will be allowed to upload the return. There is a possible defect present in the return or some of the deduction/claim may not be allowed.

Error Description
1. You have claimed income less than 8% of Gross Turnover and audit information is not filled up
Same thing again this year. Looks like they didn't fix it. Last time I filed using Winman as I heard it wasn't showing any defect, but the trial is over now, can't use Winman this time.

Looks like I gotta ignore and file.
 

canikhil

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Same thing again this year. Looks like they didn't fix it. Last time I filed using Winman as I heard it wasn't showing any defect, but the trial is over now, can't use Winman this time.

Looks like I gotta ignore and file.
No. they have not fixed it. But as far as I remember, they did not invalidate any of such cases during processing.
 
I came to know that businessmen can declare certain types of expenses (goods purchased for business like furniture, laptop, vehicle etc.) against their business income.
I wish to know for traders, what sort of expenses can be set off against business income?
 

Raj232

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I came to know that businessmen can declare certain types of expenses (goods purchased for business like furniture, laptop, vehicle etc.) against their business income.
I wish to know for traders, what sort of expenses can be set off against business income?

Below expenses can be claimed as trading business expenses:

Rent Expense
Repairs & Maintenance
Electricity Expense
Books & Subscriptions
Mobile & Internet Expense
Trading Expenses
 
Below expenses can be claimed as trading business expenses:

Rent Expense
Repairs & Maintenance
Electricity Expense
Books & Subscriptions
Mobile & Internet Expense
Trading Expenses
What if there is no receipt for the rent ? The same for repairs maintenance etc. The plumber, electrician etc do not give any receipt either.
 

Raj232

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What if there is no receipt for the rent ? The same for repairs maintenance etc. The plumber, electrician etc do not give any receipt either.
Those petty expenses can be claimed but.. that might be small .. Rs 400 -500 ..
For rent expenses.. some kind of agreement / receipt should be there, else how can it be claimed.
In any case these expenses will hardly make much of a difference to the P&L, but theoretically it can be claimed.
 
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