Filing of return of Income

FIBOTA provide all kinds of services in Online filing of Return of Income has become very easy and convenient today, permitting one to do it by them instead of relying on a tax practitioner. Filing of return of Income is a compulsory exercise for everyone. However, withinside the case of individuals’ elderly below 60 years whose gross total income before claiming any deductions is not extra than Rs 2.5 lakhs, no filing is required. This restrict is Rs 3 lakh for resident senior residents (elderly among 60 to 80 years) and Rs 5 lakhs for super senior residents resident in India (aged above 80).

Below are the steps for Online filing of Return of Income:

1.	Forms of Return prescribed under the Income-tax Law
2.	Modes of filing the return of income
3.	Mandatory e-filing of return
4.	No documents to be attached along with the return of income
5.	Applicability of ITR – 1 (SAHAJ)
6.	Non-applicability of ITR – 1 (SAHAJ)
7.	Applicability of ITR 2A
8.	Non-applicability of ITR – 2A
9.	Applicability of ITR – 2
10.	Non-applicability of ITR – 2
11.	Applicability of ITR – 3
12.	Non-applicability of ITR – 3
13.	Applicability of ITR – 4S (SUGAM)
14.	Non-applicability of ITR – 4S (SUGAM)
15.	Applicability of ITR – 4
16.	Non-applicability of ITR – 4
17.	Applicability of ITR – 5
18.	Non-applicability of ITR – 5
19.	Applicability of ITR – 6
20.	Non-applicability of ITR – 6
21.	Applicability of ITR – 7
22.	Non-applicability of ITR – 7
23.	Source for obtaining the return forms
24.	Procedure for e-filing the return of income
25.	E-filing utility provided by the Income-tax Department
26.	Benefits of e-filing the return of income
27.	E-filing help desk of Income-tax Department
28.	Difference between e-filing and e-payment
29.	Form 26AS
30.	Procedure to be followed in case of discrepancies in actual TDS and TDS credit as per Form 26AS
31.	Precautions to be taken while filing the return of income