ITR Filing 2025: Common mistakes that can cost you big
With ITR forms for FY 2024-25 already available, now is the ideal time to prepare and avoid last-minute mistakes.
Read MoreWith ITR forms for FY 2024-25 already available, now is the ideal time to prepare and avoid last-minute mistakes.
Read MoreDifferent tax returns are prescribed for filing by individual taxpayers depending on their income and its source as well as factors such as residential status.
Read MoreAs taxpayers get ready to file their returns, it is crucial to understand the key sections of the Income Tax Act, 1961, that can help in accurate tax calculation, availing deductions, and choosing the appropriate tax regime.
Read MoreThe simplified form is designed for individuals and entities who earned up to Rs 50 lakh during the recently concluded financial year.
Read MoreThe Income Tax Department is expected to notify the filing forms for the financial year 2024-25, or Assessment Year 2025-26, soon.
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Read MoreFollowing the tragic terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, where 26 people lost their lives, LIC has announced relief measures for the affected families.
Read MoreIt is mandatory to choose between the old and new tax regime while filing the online form --- with specific exemptions and deductions available for individuals.
Read MoreTaxpayers will soon be able to file their returns for FY25 via the official Income Tax Department website.
Read MoreOld tax regime, however, still offers taxpayers a range of options to save taxes through various eligible deductions and exemptions post 2025 Union Budget. On the other hand, the new tax regime has a fewer deductions available for taxpayers compared to the old regime. In this write-up, we will discuss various deductions available under the new tax regime for the purpose of tax saving.
Read MoreAn individual resident who is 60 years or above in age but less than 80 years at any time during the previous year is considered a senior citizen for income tax purposes. The Income Tax department also defines people above the age of 80 as 'super senior citizens'.
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Read MoreSection 115BAC of the Income Tax Act lays down the tax slabs and rules applicable under the new tax regime.
Read MoreIt is not necessary to attach any documents while filing your returns. However the details given in various documents will have to be used while filling up the online form.
Read MoreUnder section 269ST of the Income Tax Act, receiving more than Rs 2 lakh in cash is prohibited, whether it is a single transaction or the sum of many transactions on the same occasion.
Read MoreThose filing their returns for the first time must also choose between two tax regimes (with different deduction amounts) and link their PAN and Aadhaar cards in order to enable electronic verification.
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