Income Tax Return (ITR) Filing Services
Filing your Income Tax Return (ITR) is a critical
financial responsibility for individuals and businesses in
India. Our expert ITR filing services ensure timely,
accurate, and hassle‑free compliance with Indian tax
regulations. Whether you are a salaried individual,
self‑employed professional, or business owner, we provide
personalized support tailored to your income profile and
financial goals.
What is ITR Filing?
An Income Tax Return (ITR) is a formal declaration
submitted to the Income Tax Department to report your
income, deductions, tax payments, and financial
liabilities for a specific financial year. It is
applicable to individuals, Hindu Undivided Families
(HUFs), businesses, companies, and other entities.
Why Filing ITR is Important
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Legal Compliance: Mandatory for individuals above the
basic exemption limit.
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Tax Refunds: Enables claiming refunds for excess TDS or
advance tax paid.
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Proof of Income: Essential for applying for loans,
credit cards, or visas.
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Loss Carry Forward: Allows carrying forward business or
capital losses.
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Avoid Penalties: Late filing may attract penalties up to
₹10,000.
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Financial Discipline: Encourages transparency and timely
tax management.
Who Must File ITR?
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Individuals: With income above ₹2.5 lakh (₹3 lakh for
senior citizens, ₹5 lakh for super senior citizens).
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Businesses & Firms: All registered firms, even if no
profit is earned.
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Freelancers & Self‑Employed: Professionals earning above
the exemption limit.
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Non‑Resident Indians (NRIs): Having taxable income in
India.
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Other Entities: Trusts, political parties, HUFs, and
institutions.
ITR Forms – Which One to Use?
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ITR‑1 (Sahaj): For individuals with
salary income, one house property, and interest income
up to ₹50 lakh.
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ITR‑2: For individuals and HUFs with
capital gains, multiple properties, or foreign assets.
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ITR‑3: For individuals/HUFs earning
from business or profession.
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ITR‑4 (Sugam): For presumptive income
scheme filers with income up to ₹50 lakh.
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ITR‑5: For LLPs, partnerships, and
non‑individual entities.
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ITR‑6: For companies (except those
under Section 11).
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ITR‑7: For trusts, political parties,
and institutions filing under Sections 139(4A)–139(4F).
Documents Required for ITR Filing
- PAN Card and Aadhaar (linked)
- Form 16 (for salaried individuals)
- TDS certificates (Form 16A/B/C)
- Bank statements and interest certificates
- Investment proofs (LIC, PPF, ELSS, etc.)
- Capital gains statements (if applicable)
- Self‑assessment or advance tax payment receipts
- Home loan interest certificates (if applicable)
ITR Filing Deadlines
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Individuals & Non‑Audit Entities:
July 31
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Businesses Requiring Audit: October 31
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Companies with Transfer Pricing:
November 30
Penalties for Late ITR Filing
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Late Fee (Section 234F): ₹5,000 if filed after due date
but before Dec 31, ₹10,000 after; ₹1,000 for income
below ₹5 lakh.
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Interest (Section 234A): Charged on unpaid tax amounts.
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Loss of Carry Forward: Disallowed if return is not filed
on time.
Why File Your ITR on Time
- Avoid late fees and interest penalties.
- Get faster tax refunds.
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Meet requirements for loans, credit cards, or visas.
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Preserve the ability to carry forward losses to future
years.
Take the stress out of tax season by trusting our
professional ITR filing services. From selecting the right
form to preparing and filing your return accurately and on
time, we ensure complete compliance and peace of mind.
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