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Income Tax Return

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Taxes paid at the established rates on the entire amount of income received during the applicable fiscal year are known as income taxes.

A statement of income generated used to determine tax obligations and the payment or refund of taxes to the government is known as an income tax return. Thus, the goal of submitting the return is to inform the government of our income and the taxes we have paid on it. Each year, filing income tax returns is required of all individuals, NRIs, partnership businesses, LLPs, companies, and trusts. Forms for income tax returns can be physically or electronically filed. You can get assistance from legal suvidha providers with your tax filing.

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Benefits of ITR

1. ASSISTS IN SEEKING OUT ANY LOAN FACILITY

Banks require 2-3 years of income tax acknowledgment whenever a person applies for a personal loan, house loan, or student loan. Only when a person submits his return on time is this feasible.

The ITR acknowledgement serves as evidence of a person’s solid financial standing. When someone applies for a VISA, they must provide their ITR acknowledgement for the previous two to three years.

2. FOR THE PROCESSING OF IMMIGRATION AND VISAS

3. FOR REFUND CLAIMS

If an assessee has paid more TDS than was required, the assessee must file a return in order to claim the excess return.

Essential element of partnership.

The old and new tax systems are now options for taxpayers to select from. At the beginning of the fiscal year, the choice of a tax system must be made.

The old tax system’s income tax rates are as follows:

For individuals up to the age of 60 years

Taxable IncomeIncome Tax Rate
Up to INR 2,50,000Nil
INR 2,50,000 – INR5,00,0005%
INR 5,00,000 – INR 10,00,00020%
Above INR 10,00,00030%

For individuals aged between 60-80 years (Senior Citizen)

Taxable IncomeIncome Tax Rate
Up to INR 3,00,000Nil
INR 3,00,000 – INR5,00,0005%
INR 5,00,000 – INR 10,00,00020%
Above INR 10,00,00030%

For individuals above the age of 80 years ( Super senior citizens)

Taxable IncomeIncome Tax Rate
Up to INR 5,00,000Nil
INR 5,00,000 – INR 10,00,00020%
Above INR 10,00,00030%

What are the conditions to opt for a new tax regime?

The exemptions and deductions that are available under the old tax regime must be forgone by the taxpayer who chooses concessional rates under the new tax systems. There are a total of 70 deductions permitted, with the following 17 being the most popular:

The following frequent exemptions and deductions are prohibited under the new income tax system:

  1. Travel stipend for leaves
  2. Renter’s Assistance
  3. Transportation Allowance
  4. Daily costs incurred while working Relocation Allowance
  5. assistant allowance
  6. Grants for Children’s Education
  7. Other Special Compensation [Paragraph 10(4)]
  8. Standard salary deduction Professional tax
  9. Interest on a mortgage (Section 24)
  10. Chapter VI deductions Deductions (80C, 80D, 80E, etc.) (Except as provided in Section 80CCD (2))

List of common deductions allowed the New Tax Regime

  1. Transportation reimbursement for individuals with disabilities
  2. Conveyance reimbursement for costs associated with getting to work.
  3. Investments made under Section 80 CCD in a Notified Pension Scheme (2)
  4. Deduction under Section 80JJAA for hiring additional workers
  5. Depreciation pursuant to Section 32 of the Income Tax Act, excluding further depreciation.
    any travel reimbursement for business or relocation.

Major Amendments to ITR 1 filing

The ITR Form has been updated to reflect the following changes:

  1. If the TDS is deducted in accordance with Section 194N, the taxpayer will not be allowed to submit an ITR 1 Form. In accordance with this, if non-filers of the income tax return remove cash in excess of Rs. 20 lakh, the tax must be deducted at the source. In other situations, tax must be withheld if cash withdrawals total more than Rs. 1 crore in a fiscal year.
  2. Under Section 194N, there is no provision for the TDS to be carried forward. the TDS credit as described in section 194N. Only the year in which the TDS was deducted shall be eligible for the TDS credit under section 194N.
  3. The choice of the old or new tax regimes is given to either individuals or HUFs. Before submitting the income tax returns required by Section 139 if the taxpayer chooses the new tax system under Section 115 BAC, he must submit form 101E. (1).
  4. The new schedule DI was added to the ITR Forms for the assessment year 2020–2021. It has made it possible for taxpayers to take advantage of the deductions made during the extended period for AY 2020–21. Schedule DI is dropped for the years 2021–2022.

Documents Required

  1. Form 16
  2. Salary slips
  3. Interest Certificates from the Post offices and Banks
  4.  Form 16A/16B/16C
  5. Form 26AS
  6.  Tax saving investment proof
  7. Deduction under the Section 80 D to 80 U

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