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Chartered Accountant - Income From Profession

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In case of Chartered Accountant

Particulars ₹ ₹
Professional Receipts:
1. Audit fees XXX
2. Gain from Accountancy work XXX
3. Institute fees XXX
4. Examiners fees XXX
5. Gifts from clients XXX
6. Consultancy services XXX
7. Any other professional receipt XXX
Total Professional Receipts XXX
Less: Professional Expenses:
1. Audit fee expenditure XXX
2. Institute expenses XXX
3. Depreciation on books at prescribed rates XXX
4. Motor car expenses relating to professional work XXX
5. Membership fees XXX
6. Depreciation on office equipment or vehicles XXX
7. Any other expenditure incurred to increase professional
knowledge
XXX
8. Stipend to trainees XXX
9. Subscriptions XXX
10.Depreciation on office furniture XXX XXX
Income from Profession XXX

Example:
Mr. Sanath Kumar is a Chartered Accountant in Bangalore. He has submitted the following income and expenditure account for the year
2018-19. Compute his income from profession for the AY 2019-20.
Income and Expenditure A/c
Expenses ₹ Incomes ₹
To Office Rent 66,000 By Audit fees 6,00,000
To Salary to staff 1,50,000 By Financial Consultancy services 1,20,000
To Charities 10,000 By Interest on deposits in a bank 44,000
To Gifts to relatives 12,000 By Dividents on units of UTI 12,000
To Subscriptions to journals 4,800 By Accountancy works 64,000
To Drawings 32,000
To Car expenses 48,000
To House hold expenses 17,200
To NSC purchased 40,000
To Net income 4,60,000
8,40,000 8,40,000
Additional Information:
1. Office rent ₹ 6,000 though paid is not recorded.
2. Depreciation of car during the year is ₹ 12,000.
3. 30% of car expenses are related to personal purpose.

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