A Comprehensive Guide on Tax for Freelancers

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#incometaxindia #44ADA #GST

Part 1 - GST v. Income tax
First thing you need to understand is that Income Tax and GST are 2 completely different Acts and tax different things. Let's illustrate quickly with a simplified example.

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Example - GST v Income Tax

Mr. India earns INR 1 crore by selling services to Indian parties. This is professional income for Mr. India. GST on these services applies at 18%.

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GST

Mr. India will collect the following amount from his clients:

This INR 18,00,000 of GST collected will be paid to the Government. Accordingly, GST is an indirect tax - the clients bear the burden of this amount.

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Note - In some cases, practically - you may end up paying GST out of your pocket. We'll explain that in the next threads.

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Income Tax

Mr. India will be liable to pay income tax on this INR 1 crore at slab rates. This is a tax on your income - a Direct Tax. This goes out of your pocket.

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Obviously, there's more to both of the Acts (which we will explain below), but this should help you understand the basic difference between the 2 types of taxes you need to worry about.

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That's it for part 1. Follow @manansmehta5 for more!

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THE LEGENDARY SECTION 44ADA - A MASTER THREAD.

Presumptive scheme of tax

Under the presumptive scheme of taxation, profits are presumed at 50% of the gross receipts.

#remotework #44ADA #presumptivetaxation

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Eligible Assessees

Individual, HUF and Partnership resident in India.

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Turnover Limit & Eligible professions

Professionals mentioned below, whose total gross receipts are less than INR 50 lakh in a year can avail benefit of the presumptive taxation scheme.

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