Reporting
all your income, linking Aadhar card with PAN card, and having
required documents are some of the do's one should keep in mind while
filing ITR.
Business
Standard :
Tax
filing may seem scary at first due to lack of adequate knowledge
about required documents and the filing process, it actually is an
easy and swift procedure if you know what you are doing. With all the
hullaballoo around filing ITR, it’s easy to get confused,
especially if you are a first-timer. Here is a simple list of do’s
and don’ts you can follow for hassle-free ITR filing this season:
Know which tax slab you fall under
For example, you are required to file ITR if:
You
are below 60 years of your age and your total annual gross income
exceeds Rs. 2,50,000
You
are a senior citizen i.e. 60 years, but below 80 years, and your
total annual gross income exceeds Rs 3,00,000
You
above 80 years and the total income exceeds Rs 5,00,000
Some
important documents that you may require are Form 16, rental
agreement, sale deed and purchase deed (on sale of assets),
transaction statements for shares/mutual funds, housing loan
certificate, tax paid proofs, bank statements, proofs for taxes
deducted by employer, TDS certificates, Investment details like LIC,
PPF, NSC, NPS, Health Insurance, AADHAAR Card, PAN Card, bankers,
tenants, purchaser of property, proofs for deductions, foreign tax
return among others.
The
Income
Tax Department of India has made some changes in the various ITR
forms this year and hence it is necessary to read up on these changes
and understand which ITR form fits the bill for you.
As a responsible taxpayer, you should take care to disclose all taxable income along with relevant details since there are multiple consequences of failing to file the same accurately.
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