I have agricultural income of up to Rs,40-45 lakhs.
For this current assessment year, my only income is from Agriculture.
Further, I have taken a loan of around Rs,80 lakhs and using it for delivery based stock trading in listed shares. I have only incurred losses in the delivery based trading.
And also I have paid interest on that loan mentioned above.
I want to show my delivery based trading as a business.
I want to carry forward the losses and show interest on loan as expenses.
Since you want to report delivery-based trading as a business and carry forward losses, you should file ITR‑3. This form is meant for individuals with income from business or profession, while your agricultural income can also be reported alongside.
Choosing the right ITR form depends on your income sources, employment type, and financial situation. Correct selection ensures smooth filing, compliance, and faster processing of tax returns.
You should choose your ITR form based on your income sources and taxpayer type. For example, ITR-1 is for salaried individuals, while business owners may need ITR-3 or ITR-4.