ITR-1 (Sahaj) Filing

What is ITR?

Description
An Income Tax Return (ITR) is a crucial document submitted by taxpayers to report income and tax liabilities to the income tax department. It serves as a formal declaration of an individual or entity’s financial information, ensuring transparency and compliance with tax regulations. The ITR forms are governed by the Income Tax Act of 1961.

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ITR Forms Overview

Form TypeEligible Taxpayers
ITR-1Resident Individuals with income up to ₹50 Lakhs
ITR-2Individuals with income from more than one house property
ITR-3Individuals with income from business or profession
ITR-4Individuals opting for presumptive taxation scheme
ITR-5Partnership firms, LLPs, etc.
ITR-6Companies other than those claiming exemption
ITR-7Persons required to furnish returns under section 139(4A), 139(4B), etc.

 

What is ITR-1 (Sahaj)?

Description
The ITR-1 Sahaj Form is a simplified return for resident individuals in India whose total income is below ₹50 Lakhs. It covers income from:
– Salary or Pension
– A Single House Property
– Other Sources (e.g., interest from savings accounts)

Who Can File ITR-1?

Eligibility CriteriaDetails
Income ThresholdTotal income must not exceed ₹50 Lakhs
Permissible Income Sources

– Salary

– Income from a single house property

– Family pension income

– Agricultural income (up to ₹5,000)

– Other sources including interest from banks and       other accounts

 

Who Cannot File ITR-1?

Ineligibility CriteriaDetails
RNOR and NRI IndividualsNot eligible to file ITR-1
Total Income Over ₹50 LakhsIndividuals with excess income cannot file
Agricultural Income Exceeding ₹5,000Invalidates eligibility
Specific Activities IncomeIncome from activities like lottery, racehorses, etc.
Capital Gains IncomeThose with taxable capital gains cannot file
More than One House PropertyIndividuals generating income from multiple properties
Other Specific CasesDirectors of companies, etc.

ITR-1 Due Date

Filing Deadline
The due date for filing ITR-1 is typically July 31st of the assessment year. Timely submission is crucial for compliance.

Structure of ITR Form 1

SectionContent
Part AGeneral Information (personal details, PAN, address)
Part BGross Total Income (details on salary, property)
Part CDeductions (sections 80C, 80D, 80U, 80G)
Part DTax Computation (status, rebates, TDS claims)
Part EOther Information (as required by authorities)
SchedulesSchedule IT, Schedule TDS & TCS

Documents Required for Filing ITR-1

Documents
1. Form 16: Provided by employers for the financial year
2. Form 26AS: Ensure TDS details match
3. Receipts: Proof of exemptions/deductions not submitted to employer
4. PAN Card: Essential for identification
5. Bank Investment Certificates: Details of interest earned

Income Types Excluded from ITR-1

Exclusions
– Profits from Business or Profession
– Income from More than One House Property
– Capital Gains (Short-term and Long-term)
– Specific Income Types (lottery winnings, etc.)

Penalty for Late Filing of ITR-1

Penalty Details
– Late filing penalties may range from ₹1,000 to ₹5,000 based on total income.
– Additional interest of 1

How to File ITR-1

You can file ITR-1 online through the Income Tax Department’s e-filing portal or with the assistance of a tax professional or a tax filing platform like Sadaweh Financial Solutions (OPC) Pvt. Ltd.

Key Benefits of Filing ITR-1 with Sadaweh Financial Solutions (OPC) Pvt. Ltd.

Key BenefitDescription
Simplified ProcessUser-friendly platform guides you through the filing process
Expert AssistanceTax experts available to answer your queries
Timely FilingEnsures return is filed before the deadline
Accurate CalculationsAccurate calculation of tax liability
Secure PlatformProtection of financial information

Conclusion

Filing ITR-1 on time is crucial to avoid penalties and ensure compliance with tax laws. With the help of Sadaweh Financial Solutions (OPC) Pvt. Ltd., you can simplify your tax filing process and focus on what matters most.