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ITR Frequently Asked Questions

Any individual earning above the basic exemption limit, including salaried employees, self-employed professionals, and those with capital gains.

PAN, Aadhaar, Form 16 (for salaried), bank statements, investment proofs, and TDS certificates.

Yes, excess tax paid can be claimed as a refund while filing the ITR.

Generally, July 31st for non-audit cases and October 31st for audited cases.

By investing in PPF, ELSS, life insurance, medical insurance, and other eligible instruments.

Respond within the deadline with necessary documents; seek professional help if needed.

Yes, before the end of the assessment year, if errors are found.

Proprietors, partnerships, LLPs, and companies earning taxable income must file an ITR.

Financial statements, tax audit reports (if applicable), bank statements, GST filings, TDS statements, and other relevant records.

Deductions include business expenses, depreciation, capital investments, and section-specific exemptions.

Late filing may result in penalties, interest on tax dues, and loss of certain tax benefits.

Ensure that TDS is correctly reflected in Form 26AS and reconcile it before filing returns.

Yes, revised returns can be filed before the end of the assessment year.

Proper tax planning, investment deductions, depreciation claims, and structured expenses can help.

Businesses with turnover exceeding the prescribed limit (₹1 crore for non-digital transactions, ₹10 crore for digital transactions) need a tax audit.