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Title: Taxation of Futures & Options Income


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Taxation of Futures Options Income
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  • Taxation of Futures Options is simple but there
    has been a lot of confusion about it. So, Let
    just understand this step by step in detail.
  • INCOME to start with, from FO is considered as
    business income not as a capital gain income.
    Hence, in case of individuals it is taxable as a
    slab rates. Further, it is covered in the
    definition of Normal Business Income not as
    Speculative Business Income.
  • Turnover Computation in FO is different from an
    ordinary business there has been some changes
    to it recently. For Futures, the turnover is
    calculated by adding absolute values of
    profit/loss made from each trade. For Options,
    the premium is received on the sale of options is
    also to be included in the turnover additionally.
    However, where the premium received is included
    for determining NET PROFIT, the amount of premium
    shall not be considered if the transactions are
    squared off. It will be considered only in
    physical settlement.
  • EXPENSES CLAIMED all expenses related to carrying
    of FO business can be claimed. In case of
    expenses and assets which are both personal and
    business expense, take proportionate business
    expense. CASH payments to a person in a single
    day not more than Rs.10k (Rs.35K, If paid to
    transporter) and expenses which are required to
    deduct TDS. Deprecation on all assets which are
    used in FO business.

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  • 4. BOOKS OF ACCOUNTS an individual/HUF whose
    turnover exceeds more than 25 lakhs and in case
    of business income turnover exceeds Rs. 2.5 lakhs
    in any three financial years or in the current
    year if it is a first year. Also, if you fall
    under special situation due to opting out from
    the presumptive scheme of taxation before
    completion of a 5-year block.
  • 5. TAX AUDIT turnover above one crore. The
    limit will be read as ten crores for situations
    where 95 of both receipts payments are made
    through banking channels/ digital mode. Also, if
    you fall under special situation due to opting
    out from the presumptive scheme of taxation
    before completion of a 5-year block. NOTE While
    OPT OUT from presumptive taxation scheme one
    should analyze whether he will be okay in paying
    taxes at the presumptive rate of 8/6 for the
    next 5 years. If not, then breaking out of the
    cycle may require maintaining books of accounts,
    and getting them audited for a period of 5 years
    from the year of opt out.
  • 6. SET OFF CARRY FORWARD OF LOSSES the losses
    of FO business income can be set off against any
    other Business/ Profession Income, House Property
    Head Income, Capital Gain Income and Other
    Income. Also, Losses can be carry forward for the
    next 8 financial years. The condition for
    carrying these losses forward is that you have to
    declare these losses in your ITR and you have to
    file the ITR within due date. Hence, Filing ITR
    of FO Income refer my next article.
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