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GST registration for doctors, chartered accountants, and other professionals depends on turnover, service mix, and the nature of transactions. While core healthcare services remain exempt, the GST law looks at aggregate turnover, not just taxable income. Many professionals cross registration limits due to non-exempt services such as cosmetic procedures, medico-legal reports, consulting assignments, or interstate work. Missing registration when it becomes mandatory can lead to

Section 44ADA of the Income Tax Act provides a simplified taxation framework for professionals, including doctors running clinics and small hospitals. Under this section, eligible professionals can declare 50% of their gross receipts or turnover as taxable income, eliminating the need for detailed books of accounts and audits. For doctors managing clinics, this scheme reduces compliance burdens while ensuring a predictable tax liability. With FY 2025-26 bringing new deadlines