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Section 139 of the Income Tax Act makes filing of returns obligatory for a few classes of taxpayers. Income Tax Return is basically a form that is used for filing the income tax with the income tax department.
Income tax is a tax that is levied by the Central Government on the revenue of a person. It is the responsibility of every citizen to file income tax. The IT department authenticates the declaration of income and in case, any amount is paid in excess then the department refunds the amount to the assessor’s bank account.
To avoid the penalty, all the entities are needed to file the taxes. The form that contains information about income and tax paid by an assessee is known as Income Tax Return.
Documents needed for filing ITR
To file ITR, you need to submit some documents like:
- Bank statement
- Proof of investments
- Documents on the purchase and sale of investments/assets
- TDS certificates in Form 16 or 16A as valid
- Challan for tax paid like advance tax or self-assessment tax
- In case, PAN is applied but not received then a copy of the filed PAN application and its acknowledgement is required
- If the PAN is not applied then a PAN application form duly filled in along with two passport size photographs are needed
- Statement of receipts and payments when books are not maintained
Why choose us?
Just share with us your bank statement and cash transaction details to make the financial statements. Thus, professionals at BusinessBadhega.com promise to file the income tax return within a short time.
ITR Filing
₹1599
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What's Included
- Multiple Salary Income
- One House Property Income
- Bank Interest
₹2999
Individuals ITR Filing
4 Days Delivery
What's Included
- Multiple Salary Income
- Bank Interest
- Multiple House Property Income
- Income From Other Sources
- Multiple Capital Gain Income
- Agriculture Income
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Q:
What is Income Tax Return?
A:
It’s a prescribed form through which a person can furnish the details of his /her income earned through different sources of income and taxes paid for the relevant financial year to the Income Tax Department.
Q:
How will I get my excess paid tax refunded back?
A:
Once you file an income tax return, the excess fund will be transferred to your bank account or by cheque once the refund gets processed.
Q:
Is it possible to communicate with CPC in paper form?
A:
No, no paper communication is allowed with CPC.
Q:
My employer deducts and deposits TDS on my behalf. Do I need to still file my Income Tax Return?
A:
Yes, even if your employer deducts and deposits your TDS on a regular and timely basis, you are still required to file your tax return if your income exceeds Rs. 2,50,000. This helps in determining any dues or eligibility for refunds.
Q:
Is E-Filing mandatory?
A:
E-Filing is mandatory in certain cases. For example, if your total income exceeds Rs. 5,00,000 p.a. or if you want to claim refund then you are compulsorily required to e-file your Income Tax Return. It is a much simpler process than filing a paper return and also your refunds are processed faster if your return has been E-Filed.
Q:
What is the password to open ITR-V?
A:
The password to open ITR-V is the combination of your PAN number and your DOB. It should be last 5 digits of your PAN number and ddmmyyyy of the DOB.
Q:
Do I need to attach any documents along with my Income Tax Return?
A:
No, you don’t have to attach any document along with your income tax return. You are required to submit documents only when the Income Tax Department asks you to submit.
Q:
What is the difference between Financial Year and Assessment Year?
A:
Financial Year is the actual financial year for which you’re filing your return and the Assessment Year will always be the next year of the financial year.