Report Presumptive Business Income
If you're a small business owner or professional, the Presumptive Taxation Scheme offers a simplified way to file your taxes. It allows you to declare income as a fixed percentage of your turnover or gross receipts, eliminating the need to maintain detailed books of accounts or undergo tax audits.
Steps to Report Business Income under Section 44AD
- Navigate to File > Business & Profession > Add Business
- Select your Type of Business
- Choose the taxation scheme – Presumptive Taxation under Section 44AD
- Provide Business Details – Nature of business and business address
- Enter Bank Revenue – Gross turnover and presumptive income (6% of turnover or actual profit, whichever is higher)
- Enter Cash Revenue (if applicable) – Gross cash turnover and presumptive income (8% or actual profit, whichever is higher)
- Click Save, then proceed to Add Assets & Liabilities
Steps to Report Professional Income under Section 44ADA
- Go to File > Business & Profession > Profession
- Click on Add Profession
- Choose the taxation scheme – Presumptive Taxation under Section 44ADA
- Enter Profession Details – Category of profession and address
- Enter Bank Receipts – Gross receipts and presumptive income (50% of receipts or actual profit, whichever is higher)
- Enter Cash Receipts (if applicable) – Report cash receipts and income (50% or actual profit)
- Click Save, then proceed to Add Assets & Liabilities
Steps to Add Assets & Liabilities
- Click on the Assets & Liabilities section

- Enter Assets – Include fixed assets, investments, current assets, etc.
- Enter Liabilities – Include reserves, non-current, and current liabilities
- Click Save once all details are filled in
Once everything is added, view a complete summary of your:
- Taxable income
- Profit & Loss (P&L) statement
- Balance sheet
Right from the Summary tab!
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