ITR for individuals, professionals, partnerships, and entities.
ITR-1 to ITR-7 — all forms supported
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Refund tracking and follow-up
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About Income Tax Filing
Income Tax Return (ITR) filing is a statutory obligation under the Income Tax Act, 1961 for individuals, HUFs, partnerships, and entities whose income or specific situations trigger filing requirements. Even when filing is not strictly mandatory, returns are routinely filed to claim refunds, carry forward losses, or establish creditworthiness.
Our service covers all seven ITR forms — from salaried individuals (ITR-1) to companies (ITR-6) and trusts (ITR-7). We compute your taxable income, optimise deductions, file the return, and track any refund.
Key Features
All ITR Forms — ITR-1 through ITR-7 — salaried, business, capital gains, presumptive, and entity returns.
Refund Optimisation — Maximise eligible deductions and chapter VI-A claims to reduce tax liability.
Loss Carry-Forward — Losses from business or capital gains can be carried forward only if return is filed by due date.
Notice Handling — Free response support for any notice received within 12 months of filing.
Frequently asked
Common questions about Income Tax Filing.
ITR filing is the process of reporting income, deductions, taxes paid, and financial details to the Income Tax Department.
Individuals, businesses, freelancers, professionals, companies, and persons crossing prescribed income limits are generally required to file ITR.
Yes, in many cases filing is mandatory even when tax liability is nil.
ITR helps in loan approval, visa applications, refund claims, financial proof, and legal tax compliance.
Due dates vary depending on taxpayer category and audit applicability.
Most salaried individuals file ITR-1 or ITR-2 depending on income sources.
ITR-3 or ITR-4 is generally used for business or professional income.
ITR-1 is simplified return form for salaried individuals with basic income sources.
ITR-4 is used for presumptive taxation scheme under Sections 44AD, 44ADA, and 44AE.
Yes, freelancers can file ITR even if GST is not applicable.
PAN, Aadhaar, Form 16, bank statements, AIS/TIS, investment proofs, and income details.
Yes, Aadhaar-PAN linking is generally mandatory.
Yes, valid bank details are required especially for refund processing.
Form 16 is a TDS certificate issued by employer to salaried employees.
Refunds are generally processed within a few weeks after successful verification.
It is the final validation process after filing return through Aadhaar OTP, net banking, or physical verification.
The return may become invalid if verification is not completed within prescribed time.
Yes, incorrect bank details commonly delay refunds.
Late fees, interest, refund delays, and loss of certain tax benefits may apply.
Yes, belated return can be filed within prescribed timelines with applicable late fees.
Late filing fees can go up to ₹5,000 depending on income and filing date.
Yes, revised return can be filed if errors or omissions are discovered later.
AIS (Annual Information Statement) and TIS (Taxpayer Information Summary) show detailed financial transactions and tax-related data.
Yes, major mismatch may lead to income tax scrutiny or notice.
Yes, high-value cash deposits may attract scrutiny if not properly disclosed.
Non-disclosure of foreign income/assets may attract heavy penalties and legal consequences.
Yes, crypto transactions are increasingly monitored through exchanges and reporting systems.
Not necessarily, but undisclosed high-value transactions may attract attention.
It is a notice issued when return contains errors, missing information, or inconsistencies.
High-value transactions, mismatch in TDS, underreporting income, or unusual deductions.
Yes, salary slips and AIS/TIS data can be used.
Yes, ITR acts as strong financial proof for visa applications.
It depends on deductions, investments, and income structure of taxpayer.
Yes, if there are discrepancies, undisclosed income, or transaction mismatches.
Department may issue notice and demand additional tax with interest.
No, audit applicability depends on turnover and taxation scheme.
It is simplified taxation where income is calculated at prescribed percentage of turnover.
Yes, eligible e-commerce sellers and professionals may opt subject to conditions.
Yes, genuine business-related expenses can generally be claimed.
Yes, registered businesses and companies are generally required to file returns.
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