Documents Required
- Form 16
- Bank Statement
- Details of Other Income
Features
ITR Return Filing
Income tax return filing for an individual with salary income of less than Rs.50 lakhs.
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Basic
- INCOME TAX RETURN FILING
Description |
An Income Tax Return (ITR) is a crucial document submitted by taxpayers to report income and tax liabilities to the income tax department. It serves as a formal declaration of an individual or entity’s financial information, ensuring transparency and compliance with tax regulations. The ITR forms are governed by the Income Tax Act of 1961. |
Form Type | Eligible Taxpayers |
ITR-1 | Resident Individuals with income up to ₹50 Lakhs |
ITR-2 | Individuals with income from more than one house property |
ITR-3 | Individuals with income from business or profession |
ITR-4 | Individuals opting for presumptive taxation scheme |
ITR-5 | Partnership firms, LLPs, etc. |
ITR-6 | Companies other than those claiming exemption |
ITR-7 | Persons required to furnish returns under section 139(4A), 139(4B), etc. |
Description |
The ITR-1 Sahaj Form is a simplified return for resident individuals in India whose total income is below ₹50 Lakhs. It covers income from: |
– Salary or Pension |
– A Single House Property |
– Other Sources (e.g., interest from savings accounts) |
Eligibility Criteria | Details |
Income Threshold | Total income must not exceed ₹50 Lakhs |
Permissible Income Sources |
– Salary – Income from a single house property – Family pension income – Agricultural income (up to ₹5,000) – Other sources including interest from banks and other accounts
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Who Cannot File ITR-1?
Ineligibility Criteria | Details |
RNOR and NRI Individuals | Not eligible to file ITR-1 |
Total Income Over ₹50 Lakhs | Individuals with excess income cannot file |
Agricultural Income Exceeding ₹5,000 | Invalidates eligibility |
Specific Activities Income | Income from activities like lottery, racehorses, etc. |
Capital Gains Income | Those with taxable capital gains cannot file |
More than One House Property | Individuals generating income from multiple properties |
Other Specific Cases | Directors of companies, etc. |
ITR-1 Due Date
Filing Deadline |
The due date for filing ITR-1 is typically July 31st of the assessment year. Timely submission is crucial for compliance. |
Section | Content |
Part A | General Information (personal details, PAN, address) |
Part B | Gross Total Income (details on salary, property) |
Part C | Deductions (sections 80C, 80D, 80U, 80G) |
Part D | Tax Computation (status, rebates, TDS claims) |
Part E | Other Information (as required by authorities) |
Schedules | Schedule IT, Schedule TDS & TCS |
Documents Required for Filing ITR-1
Documents |
1. Form 16: Provided by employers for the financial year |
2. Form 26AS: Ensure TDS details match |
3. Receipts: Proof of exemptions/deductions not submitted to employer |
4. PAN Card: Essential for identification |
5. Bank Investment Certificates: Details of interest earned |
Exclusions |
– Profits from Business or Profession |
– Income from More than One House Property |
– Capital Gains (Short-term and Long-term) |
– Specific Income Types (lottery winnings, etc.) |
Penalty Details |
– Late filing penalties may range from ₹1,000 to ₹5,000 based on total income. |
– Additional interest of 1 |
How to File ITR-1
You can file ITR-1 online through the Income Tax Department’s e-filing portal or with the assistance of a tax professional or a tax filing platform like TaxInno.
Key Benefits of Filing ITR-1 with TaxInno
Key Benefit | Description |
Simplified Process | User-friendly platform guides you through the filing process |
Expert Assistance | Tax experts available to answer your queries |
Timely Filing | Ensures return is filed before the deadline |
Accurate Calculations | Accurate calculation of tax liability |
Secure Platform | Protection of financial information |
Conclusion
Filing ITR-1 on time is crucial to avoid penalties and ensure compliance with tax laws. With the help of TaxInno, you can simplify your tax filing process and focus on what matters most.