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Filing your Income Tax Return (ITR) for FY 2024–25 is now easy and affordable with our expert-assisted services. We help salaried employees, freelancers, professionals, small business owners, and NRIs file their ITR accurately and on time – as per the latest Income Tax Act, 1961 provisions.

Documents Required for ITR Filing (2025)

• PAN Card (mandatory)
• Aadhaar Card (linked with PAN)
• Form 16 (for salaried individuals)
• Bank account details (for refund)
• Salary slips / Rental income / Capital gains statements
• Investment proofs (LIC, PPF, ELSS, etc.)
• Home loan certificate, Education loan interest proof (if any)
• Other income details (interest, dividend, foreign income)

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Benefits of Filing Income Tax Return (ITR)

• Legal Compliance: Filing ITR ensures compliance with the Income Tax Act, avoiding penalties and interest for non-filing.
• Easy Loan & Visa Approvals: A filed ITR is often required for securing loans (personal, home, or business) and visa approvals.
• Carry Forward Losses: Filing your ITR on time allows you to carry forward capital losses, set off against future gains, and reduce taxable income.
• Tax Refunds: Filing your ITR ensures you receive any tax refunds owed to you from excess TDS or advance tax payments.
• Increased Credibility: A filed ITR demonstrates your financial responsibility and credibility, enhancing trust with business partners and financial institutions.
• Claim Deductions & Exemptions: Filing ITR allows you to claim eligible deductions (like under Section 80C, 80D) and exemptions (such as HRA, education loan interest, etc.) for tax savings.
• Government Subsidies & Schemes: Filing ITR can make you eligible for various government subsidies, schemes, and other benefits aimed at taxpayers.
• Faster Processing of Tax Refunds: Filing your ITR promptly ensures that your refund is processed faster, within a maximum of 45 days under the Income Tax Act.

How to File Your Income Tax Return (ITR) – A Simple Guide

Filing your Income Tax Return (ITR) is quick and easy! Just follow these simple steps:

That’s it! You’ve successfully filed your ITR. You can now download your ITR-V and keep it for your records.

FAQs on Filing ITR-1 for Salary, House Property, Income from Other Sources, Deductions, and Capital Gains

1. What is ITR-1?

ITR-1 is a simplified Income Tax Return form for individuals who earn income from salary, house property, or other sources like interest. It is also applicable for individuals who do not have income from business or profession.

2. Who can file ITR-1?

ITR-1 can be filed by individuals who meet the following criteria:

• Income from salary/pension
• Income from one house property (excluding loss)
• Income from other sources (such as interest, dividends)
• Total income up to ₹50 lakhs
• Not having income from capital gains, business, or profession

3. What is the eligibility for claiming deductions under ITR-1?

You can claim deductions under sections like 80C (life insurance, PPF, EPF), 80D (health insurance premiums), 80G (donations), 80TTA (interest on savings), and others to reduce your taxable income.

4. How to report Salary Income in ITR-1?

Salary income is reported in the "Income Details" section. Enter the income as per your Form 16 provided by your employer, including basic salary, bonuses, allowances, and any other components of income.

5. What is House Property Income?

If you own property, you can report rental income under "House Property" section. If the property is self-occupied, you can claim deductions under Section 24 for interest on home loan and property taxes paid.

6. Can I claim a loss from House Property?

Yes, if your rental income is less than the cost of your home loan interest and other related expenses, you can carry forward the loss to set off against future income from house property.

7. How to report income from Other Sources?

Income from other sources like interest, dividends, etc., is reported under the "Income from Other Sources" section. You will need to report interest income from savings accounts, fixed deposits, or other investments.

8. How to report Capital Gains?

If you have sold any capital assets (like stocks, mutual funds, or property), you need to report your capital gains in the "Capital Gains" section. You can calculate short-term or long-term gains and claim exemptions or deductions available under sections like 54, 54EC, etc.

9. How do I calculate short-term and long-term capital gains?

Short-term capital gains (STCG) apply to assets held for less than 36 months (for property) or 12 months (for stocks/mutual funds). Long-term capital gains (LTCG) apply to assets held for longer than the respective period. The tax rate for STCG and LTCG differs based on the asset type.

10. What are the deductions available for Salary Income?

Deductions like Provident Fund (PF), Employee State Insurance (ESI), and other retirement contributions are available. Additionally, deductions under Section 80C for investments like PPF, life insurance, and tax-saving fixed deposits can be claimed.

11. How do I claim deductions for home loan interest?

Under Section 24(b), you can claim a deduction of up to ₹2 lakh on the interest paid on your home loan for a self-occupied property. Ensure that you mention the loan details correctly in the House Property section of ITR-1.

12. What if I forget to report any income?

If you realize after filing that you missed some income, you can file a revised return within 3 months from the end of the relevant assessment year. The revised return allows you to correct any errors or omissions.

13. What is the due date for filing ITR-1?

The due date for filing ITR-1 for individuals without audit requirements is usually July 31st of the assessment year. However, if you are eligible for a tax audit, the deadline is extended to September 30th.

14. Can I e-verify my ITR?

Yes, after submitting your ITR, you can e-verify it using methods like Aadhaar OTP, Net Banking, or physical verification through sending ITR-V to the Income Tax Department.

15. What happens if I don't file my ITR?

Failure to file your ITR by the due date can result in penalties, interest on unpaid tax, and legal action. It's always better to file on time or within the extended period to avoid complications.

16. Can I file ITR-1 without a Form 16?

Yes, you can file ITR-1 without a Form 16, but you will need to manually enter your salary income, deductions, and tax payments. Ensure you have all necessary documents to accurately report income and deductions.

17. What if I made a mistake after filing my ITR?

You can file a revised return to correct any mistakes. The revised return should be filed within 3 months from the end of the assessment year. It’s always advisable to verify your ITR before submitting to avoid mistakes.

18. Is ITR filing mandatory?

ITR filing is mandatory if your total income exceeds the basic exemption limit or if you are a business owner, even if your income is below the taxable threshold. It is also mandatory for those who wish to carry forward losses or claim refunds.