Income Tax

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Income Tax

Tax levied on an individual's or entity's earnings, with services including filing, planning, and compliance to optimize tax obligations and ensure accurate reporting.

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Tax on earnings from individuals or businesses, with services to assist in filing, planning, and ensuring compliance. Expert guidance helps optimize tax obligations and simplify reporting.

  • 1. Personal Information

    -PAN Card: Permanent Account Number card for identification. -Aadhaar Card: Aadhaar number is mandatory for e-filing ITR. -Bank Account Details: Bank account numbers and IFSC codes for providing bank details and receiving refunds.

  • 2. Income Details

    For Salary Income: -Form 16: Issued by your employer, detailing your salary and tax deducted at source (TDS). -Salary Slips: Monthly pay slips for the financial year, if available. For Income from Business or Profession: -Profit and Loss Account: Detailed profit and loss statements. -Balance Sheet: Balance sheet of the business. -Bank Statements: Statements for all business bank accounts. -GST Returns: Goods and Services Tax returns, if applicable. -Books of Accounts: Records of business transactions. For Income from Investments: -Form 16A: TDS certificates for interest income from banks, fixed deposits, etc. -Form 26AS: Tax Credit Statement reflecting all TDS, TCS, and advance tax payments. -Interest Certificates: Certificates from banks for interest earned. -Dividend Statements: Statements from companies or mutual funds for dividend income. For Capital Gains: -Sale Deeds: Documents related to the sale of assets like property or shares. -Purchase Deeds: Documents related to the purchase of assets. -STT Certificates: Securities Transaction Tax certificates for equity transactions. -Brokerage Statements: Statements from brokers for transactions in securities. For Rental Income: -Rental Agreement: Agreement between the landlord and tenant. -Rent Receipts: Receipts for rent received. -Proof of Property Taxes Paid: Evidence of property tax payments.

  • 3. Deductions and Exemptions

    For Claiming Deductions: -Section 80C: Proof of investments for deductions such as life insurance premiums, Public Provident Fund (PPF) contributions, Equity Linked Savings Schemes (ELSS), National Savings Certificates (NSC), tax-saving fixed deposits, etc. -Section 80D: Health insurance premium receipts for self, family, and parents. -Section 24(b): Proof of interest on home loan (e.g., loan statements). -Section 10(14): Proof for house rent allowance (HRA) claims, such as rent receipts and lease agreements. Education Loan Interest: Receipts for interest payments on education loans. For Other Deductions: -Charitable Donations: Receipts for donations to charitable organizations with details of the charity. -Medical Expenses: Receipts for medical expenses eligible for deductions, if applicable.

  • 4. Proof of Tax Payments

    -Advance Tax Payments: Receipts or challans for advance tax payments made during the year. -Self-Assessment Tax Payments: Receipts or challans for self-assessment tax paid before filing the return.

  • 5. Other Relevant Documents

    -Previous Year’s ITR: Copy of the previous year’s Income Tax Return for reference. -Tax Audit Report: If applicable, especially for businesses or professionals with turnover exceeding the prescribed limit. -TDS Certificates: All TDS certificates received from various sources.

Income Tax: Step-by-Step Guidelines

- Collect Information: Gather all necessary documents including W-2s, 1099s, receipts, and previous tax returns.

- Choose Status: Identify your filing status (e.g., single, married, head of household) based on your personal situation.

Total Income: Compile all sources of income, including wages, interest, dividends, and other earnings.

Claim Deductions: Determine eligible deductions such as mortgage interest, student loan interest, and charitable contributions.

Subtract Deductions: Deduct allowable expenses from your total income to determine taxable income.

Apply Tax Rates: Use the current tax brackets to calculate your tax liability based on your taxable income.

Complete Forms: Fill out the appropriate tax forms (e.g., 1040) and include all necessary schedules and attachments. Submit Return: File your tax return electronically or by mail before the deadline.

Make Payment: If you owe taxes, make payment arrangements or pay the amount due by the deadline.

Check Status: Monitor the status of your refund and address any issues if necessary.

Save Documents: Retain copies of your tax return, supporting documents, and proof of payment for future reference.