Question 1
Which scenario indicates incorrect classification of derivative income?
Question 2
Which condition may reduce audit requirement?
Question 3
Which factor increases taxable income unintentionally?
Question 4
A trader delays filing return to carry forward losses. This leads to:
Question 5
Which practice ensures long-term tax compliance?
Question 6
Which factor determines accurate profit calculation?
Question 7
Which method ensures consistency in financial reporting?
Question 8
A trader uses incorrect turnover method. Impact is:
Question 9
Which scenario reflects aggressive tax evasion?
Question 10
If losses are carried forward but not declared earlier, they become:
Question 11
Which document is least useful for tax computation?
Question 12
If a trader has both profits and losses across trades, turnover considers:
Question 13
Which scenario results in over-reporting of income?
Question 14
Which situation reflects improper accounting practice?
Question 15
If turnover is incorrectly calculated as total contract value instead of absolute P&L, the impact is:
Question 16
A trader reports high expenses without supporting documents. This may result in:
Question 17
If advance tax is underpaid, the trader must pay:
Question 18
If a trader reports very low income compared to turnover, tax authorities may:
Question 19
A trader avoids audit by underreporting turnover. This is:
Question 20
If turnover is high but books are not maintained, it leads to:
Question 21
If a trader does not reconcile contract notes with accounts, it leads to:
Question 22
Which expense is allowed only if directly related to trading?
Question 23
A trader misreports turnover to avoid audit. This can result in:
Question 24
A trader includes personal expenses as business expenses. This leads to:
Question 25
If a trader claims fake expenses, the consequence is: