Income Tax Return (ITR) for Future & Option (F&O) Traders

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CA Assisted Income Tax Return filing for Individuals and HUFs having income from F&O/ Derivatives Trading.

Plan Includes

  • Review of F&O/ Derivatives Trading Statement from Single Investment / Demat Account.
  • Review of Bank Statements
  • Preparation of Profit & Loss Statement
  • Preparation of Balance Sheet
  • Review Brought Forward and Current Year Losses
  • Income from Salary, House/Property, Capital Gains & other sources
  • Filing Form-10IE to opt-in/opt-out for new tax regime
  • Choosing a favorable option between the old tax regime and the new tax regime
  • Chapter VI-A deductions - LIC, EPF, PPF, ELSS & other MFs, Medical, Principal on House property, etc.
  • Determine Residential Status


Documents Require

  • PAN
  • Aadhaar
  • F&O Trading Statement
  • Bank Statements
  • Form 16 or 16A
  • Investment Proofs
  • Other supporting documents


Who should Buy?

  • Traders who have Single Investment / Demat Account.
  • Self employed traders having income or loss from F&O / Derivative trading
  • Salaried individuals having income or loss from F&O / Derivative trading
  • HUFs having income or loss from F&O/ Derivative trading.


Unique Features

  • CA assistance
  • Support via chat, whatsapp, email & call
  • Paperless
  • Error free ITR

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