Tax savings options for proprietorship vs Pvt Ltd company

Dear Sir

Continuing as an individual is a good option. However there are some more legal ways by which you can save taxes.

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Hi,

yes, as an individual you are required to pay taxes according to your tax slabs and at the same time you are eligible for deductions u/s 80C. But your liability will unlimited.

if you want to keep or give separate identity to your work and want to keep liability limited then you can go for OPC- One Person Company.

with OPC you are required to adhere to all the statutory compliances like board meeting , AGM, statutory audit, ROC filing, etc.

Tax bracket of a company is 30% + cess

you can claim all the eligible expenses incurred to operate your Business as an individual also.

Losses can be forwarded in both the cases.

Hi,

If you are adopting the ‘presumptive taxation scheme’, you don’t need to maintain books of account. You don’t need to get it audited.

1) Moreover, the eligible professionals are allowed to compute income on an estimated basis. There is a minimum prescribed rate for estimation. The presumptive Assessment rate for the professionals is 50% of the gross receipt.

2) eligible professionals engaged in any of the following professions:

• Legal

• Medical

• Engineering

• Architecture

• Accountancy

• Technical consultancy

• Interior decoration

• Other notified professionals

o Authorized representatives

o Film Artists

o Certain sports related persons

o Company Secretaries and

o Information technology

3) All deductions from sections 30 to 38 (including depreciation and un-absorbed depreciation / allowances) shall be deemed as allowed

4) Assessee need not maintain books required to be kept u/s 44AA. • Assessee need not get the accounts audited u/s 44AB

5) If both the following conditions are satisfied, maintenance of accounts and audit are warranted:

• Income from profession is offered at a rate lower than 50% of gross receipts AND

• Total income of the assessee exceeds the basic exemption limit.

6)A person opting for the presumptive taxation scheme of section 44ADA is liable to pay

advance tax.

7) Any person who is eligible to avail the scheme of Presumptive taxation can opt for the scheme any time.

a person can opt out of the scheme at any time . however , if the person opts out of the scheme then he can not avail the benefit of the scheme for the next 5 years.

Suppose an eligible assessee declares his income under Section 44AD(1) for A.Y. 2017-18. Then as per new Section 44AD(4), he has to file returns for next 5 assessment years i.e. from A.Y. 18-19 to A.Y. 2022-23 by declaring his total income by applying section 44AD(1).

Now, if the link breaks in between and say in A.Y. 2020-21 assessee (having turnover below 2 Crores) do not opt for section 44AD(1) regime, then he shall not be eligible to take benefit of section 44AD for next 5 assessment years i.e. from A.Y. 2021-22 to 2025-26!

The decision as to whether this provision is to be adopted or not varies from case to case and the decision depends on the following parameters:

o Quantum of actual expenditure (i.e. not advisable for a professional having small net profit ratio)

o Interest on borrowings

o Depreciation available

o Quality of accounting systems etc.

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Dear Sir,

Section 44ADA benefit is only available in the case of individuals,HUF and partnership firm. It is not available in the case of company.

Section 44ADA allows eligible prodessionals to pay 50% tax on their gross receipts.

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Abhishek Dugar

CA CS B.Com

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