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Presumptive Taxation

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Freelancer, Consultant, or Small Business Owner? File your taxes without the hassle of maintaining complex books of accounts.

Understanding ITR-4

What is ITR-4?

ITR-4 (Sugam) is applicable for individuals, HUFs, and firms (other than LLPs) who have opted for the presumptive income scheme under Section 44AD, 44ADA, or 44AE. It simplifies filing by allowing you to declare a fixed percentage of your turnover as income.

Why Choose Credorra?

Even though ITR-4 is simpler, choosing the right section (44AD vs 44ADA) and calculating the correct presumptive income is crucial. We ensure you pay the right tax without overpaying.

Welcome, Business Owner
Presumptive Income Calculated
Sec 44ADA Applied
Gross Receipts ₹ 45,00,000
Declared Income (50%) ₹ 22,50,000
Status Ready to File
Tax Liability Optimized
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Eligibility Criteria

Who Can & Cannot File ITR-4?

Who Can File ITR-4?

Individuals, HUFs, and Firms (excluding LLPs) having:

  • Business Turnover up to ₹2 Crores (Section 44AD)
  • Professional Receipts up to ₹50 Lakhs (Section 44ADA)
  • Income from Salary/Pension
  • One House Property
  • Other Sources (Interest, etc.)
Who Cannot File ITR-4?

You cannot use ITR-4 if you have:

  • Turnover exceeding ₹2 Crores (Requires Audit & ITR-3)
  • Professional Receipts exceeding ₹50 Lakhs
  • Capital Gains Income
  • Foreign Assets or Foreign Income
  • More than One House Property
  • Losses from Business carried forward
Form Details

Structure of ITR Form 4:
A Comprehensive Overview

ITR-4 focuses on presumptive income calculations:

Schedule Description
Part A General Information (PAN, Aadhar, Bank Details)
Part B Gross Total Income (Salary, House Property, Business, Other Sources)
BP Schedule Computation of Presumptive Income (44AD/44ADA/44AE)
Part C Deductions and Taxable Total Income (80C, 80D, etc.)
Part D Tax Computation and Tax Payments
Important Note

Types of Income Excluded

ITR-4 is strictly for presumptive taxation. Certain incomes disqualify you from using this form:

  • Capital Gains: Any profit from sale of assets (Stocks, Property).
  • Speculative Business: Intraday trading income.
  • Agency Business: Commission or brokerage income.
  • Foreign Assets: Any asset held outside India.
  • Director's Remuneration: If you are a director in a company.
Preparation

Documents & Details Required

Documents Required
  • PAN Card & Aadhar Card (Linked)
  • Bank Statements (All Accounts)
  • Sales/Purchase Register (Summary)
  • Details of Advance Tax Paid
  • Form 16 (If Salaried)
  • Interest Certificates (FD/Savings)
Required Details in ITR-4
  • Total Gross Receipts/Turnover
  • Applicable Section (44AD/44ADA/44AE)
  • Date of Commencement of Business
  • Bank Account Details (IFSC, Account No.)
  • TDS Details (Form 26AS Matching)
  • Investment Proofs (For Deductions)
Timeline

ITR-4 Due Date

For taxpayers opting for presumptive taxation (and not liable for audit), the due date for filing ITR-4 is 31st July of the Assessment Year.

Filing early helps in avoiding last-minute rush and ensures your business compliance is up to date.

Penalty for Late Filing

Missing the due date can attract penalties under Section 234F:

  • Up to ₹5,000: If filed after 31st July but before 31st December.
  • ₹1,000: If total income is less than ₹5 Lakhs.
  • Interest: Additional interest under Section 234A for delay in tax payment.
  • Loss Carry Forward: You cannot carry forward losses if filed late.
How It Works

Relax While We Handle It

1
Share Documents

Upload bank statements and sales summary securely.

2
Expert Calculation

We calculate presumptive income and verify deductions.

3
Your Approval

We share the computed return with you for final confirmation.

4
Filing Done

We file the ITR and help you e-verify it via Aadhar OTP.

FAQ

Common Questions

Can I file ITR-4 if I have intraday trading income?

No, intraday trading is considered speculative business income and cannot be reported under presumptive taxation. You must file ITR-3.

Do I need to maintain books of accounts for ITR-4?

If you opt for presumptive taxation (44AD/44ADA), you are not required to maintain detailed books of accounts. However, you should keep basic records of sales and expenses.

What if my turnover exceeds ₹2 Crores?

If your turnover exceeds ₹2 Crores, you cannot use ITR-4. You will need to get your accounts audited and file ITR-3.

Can I switch back to ITR-3 after filing ITR-4?

Yes, you can switch between ITR-3 and ITR-4. However, if you opt out of presumptive taxation once, you cannot opt for it again for the next 5 years.

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