ilmscore | Prediction Details
"assume strike price was 16,000 and assume that the premium received was 350. Now what happens on expiry date on expiry date the market goes to sixteen thousand seven hundred so has it gone in the favor of the put seller? Answer is Yes but of course against the uh direction of the put buyer and that is why gross profit or loss is going to be zero in this case net profit or loss is again going to be 350 same premium received what is going to be the absolute profit or loss same 350 and what will be the turnover absolute profit or loss plus the premium received so 350 plus 350 that's going to come up to 700."
By CA Rachana Phadke Ranade | July 20, 2022 | Pending
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Tax Audit Applicability on F&O | CA Rachana Ranade 00:11:32 - 00:12:07
Interpreted Prediction
For a put seller, the turnover is calculated as the absolute net profit/loss plus the premium received. If the market moves to 16,700 (against the put buyer) and the premium received was 350, the turnover is 350 (premium) + 350 (premium) = 700.

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Topic
Turnover Calculation for Options (Put Seller)

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