An Overview

Income Tax Return services andincome tax consultants in Delhi-NCR and across India. Income tax Return is a form in which a person files information on his income earned during a financial year and its tax thereon to the Income Tax Department. Under Income Tax, a person can be an individual, HUF, Firm or LLP, company, NGO, Society, Trust etc. The government has made it mandatory for individuals and others who earn a specified amount of annual income to file their ITRs within the due dates prescribed under the act. Those who earn less than the amount chargeable to tax can also submit their returns voluntarily.

A lot of individuals think filing of income tax return an unnecessary and voluntary task and thereby wholly ignores the benefits associated with filing of tax returns. Filing of returns is not at all burdensome process; instead, it is effortless and beneficial. As a responsible citizen of the country, it is your social and moral duty as well to file income tax returns annually.

We atCAJCChelp you in calculating your correct income tax payable or refundable; provide the best consultancy in reducing your tax liabilities and significant tax reliefs which may get ignored by individuals if a professional is not hired. Our team of experts can assist inincome tax return filing in Delhiso that returns can be filed on time. If you are seekingITR filing in Janakpuri, our team can approach you as we are placed in Delhi-NCR and across India

Reasons why to File Income Tax Returns by Individual taxpayers

There are a lot of reasons as to the filing of returns by the taxpayers.Some significant benefitsthat accrue to individual taxpayers in filing IT returns are:

1. Getting Loans and Credit Cards approved

For getting various loans like Housing Loans, Vehicle Loans, Business, personal loans and credit card approvals, copy of ITR is mandatory part without which you can face hurdles in getting such loans approved smoothly.

2. Quick Visa Approvals

For visa approvals, it is mandatorily required by the Immigration department to produce the proof of Income tax returns along with scrutiny of other essential documents.

3. To Claim Income Tax Refunds and Business Losses

Any income tax-related refunds and losses in the business can only be claimed from the IT department when a taxpayer duly files a return. It is equally required to carry forward the previous year losses as well.

4. Avoiding Penalties and Prosecution

There are punitive provisions in the income tax act in the form of fines, penalties and prosecution if a taxpayer fails to file the return of income when he is required to file as per the law. It is advisable to file these returns either of your own or by hiring someone who can do this for you.


ITR Filing of HUF

Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) is treated as a separate entity for assessment under the Income Tax Act. HUF does not originate from a contract. HUF is in itself a creation of law. After marriage, as soon as a child is born, HUF comes into existence. HUF consists of Father, sons and daughters. Wife is not part of the HUF. Sons and daughters and the father, i.e. Karta are the co-parceners in the joint family and have a right to command partition. The Karta can deliver his share in the co-parcenary to his wife.

If courts make the partition of HUF, the courts will always award equal partition. However, the family can mutually give effect to the partition without moving to the courts, and that can be unequal as per their agreement.

The provisions of computing income of the HUF are the same for a normal person.CAJCC can help you in forming HUF as well as in filing the income tax return.

ITR Filing of Partnership Firms

More than one person forms a partnership firm for conducting business under one entity. There are two types of firms (other than LLPs)-

Registered partnership firm
Unregistered partnership firm

A registered firm is a firm that has been registered with the Registrar of Firms and has obtained a registration certificate. Any partnership firm that does not have a registration certificate from the Registrar of Firms is unregistered. Under the Income Tax Act, 1961, a partnership firm and LLPs are liable to pay tax @30% flat rate increased by 12% surcharge if taxable income exceeds 1 crore followed by 4% health and education cess.

A partnership firm is a distinct legal entity from its partners, unlike sole proprietorships. It is also essential to pay income tax for a partnership firm, irrespective of the firm is registered or not. Just like LLPs and private limited companies, a partnership firm is also required to pay alternate minimum tax as per the applicable rates.To file tax returns for a partnership firm, one must submit the Form ITR-5. The form ITR-5 is used to file tax returns of the partnership firm only. There is a separate form available for the individual tax filing of partners of the firm. Similar to all other income tax return filings, ITR-5 can be submitted online via the income tax department’s online portal.

Our team of professional experts assists you in filing income tax return and guides you on all compliances applicable to a partnership firm.We are one of the bestTax Consultants in Delhi-NCR and across Indiaserving partnership firms in filing their return of income.

ITR Filing of NGO/Trust/Society

Trusts have a unique tax mechanism. In the case of an assesse who is engaged in the business, usually, all expenditures incurred are permissible as deduction as it relates to earning of the income. The same is not in the case of trusts. In case of a trust, there is no nexus between the income (i.e., receipts by way of donations, grants, etc.) and expenses (application of money). As a result, the gross revenue of trust is liable for tax irrespective of the amount expended towards its charitable cause. For becoming eligible for availing deduction towards the amount applied for a charitable purpose, trust must get registration u/s 12A of the Income Tax Act-1961.

The registration is a one-time procedure. After registering, trust can claim exemptions provided under the income tax. Trusts and NGOs registered under section 12A can exercise waiver from paying income tax on its receipts. The amount collected will be free from taxes as the fund used for charitable or religious purposes is deemed to be the application of income. The “application of income” refers to the expenditure towards charitable or religious purposes when computing the income for taxation.

The person registered under this section gets the benefit of setting apart 15% of the receipts for which no restrictions prevail for its application under the act. Such accumulated amount is granted as an application of income u/s section 11(2) & does not form part of the total income of a trust. Also, once the registration is granted, it last till it is cancelled by the Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemption) for any valid reasons. There are not any requirements for renewing the registration. Charitable Trusts, Religious Trusts, Societies and Section 8 Companies claiming exemption under Section 11 and 12 of the Income Tax Act, must get 12A registration.

Taxpayers may find it cumbersome to deal with such critical matters by themselves. Therefore it is equally important to hire the right professional expert who can do this all for them.We at CAJCC take the utmost care of such requirements of a client.We assist them in filing the income tax returns and meeting other regular compliances as per the provisions contained in the law.As we are placed in Janakpuri, we can help inITR filing in District Centre.

ITR Filing services at CAJCC

We are one of thebest Chartered Accountant Firms in Delhi-NCR and across India.If you are seeking any assistance on how to file income tax returns you can approach CAJCC. We are considered as a bestCA for NRI return filing in Indiafor delivering best services to our clients. If you are looking forITR filing in any part of Country you can consider CAJCC as a reliable and trustworthy firm of professionals who cares about your confidentiality and integrity.


Frequently Asked Questions

1 What are the documents required for ITR filing

Generally, the following documents are required to file an income tax return:

• PAN Card
• Aadhaar Number
• Income Tax Login credentials
• Bank Statement
• Investment proof for claiming deductions
• TDS certificates (Form 16 or 16A)
• Records of Sale or Purchase of Assets/Investments
• Proof of payment of insurance premium, PPF, purchase of NSCs, Mutual funds, donations etc

2Should I file my ITR if TDS is deducted

Yes, if any TDS is deducted, the person should file an income tax return. It is also beneficial to file ITR if a taxpayer wants to claim a refund. Despite TDS deduction, if a person does not file ITR, the chances of getting notice from the department arise.

3How is income tax paid

A taxpayer can pay the income tax in challan 280 self-assessment tax through net banking.

4Can I file an income tax return for the year missed

An income tax return can be filed up to one year from the end of the relevant financial year. For example, the return of F.Y 2019-20 can be filed up to 31.03.2021.

5What is e-verification of ITR and how an ITR is e-verified

AnElectronic VerificationCode(EVC) is a code which is sent to the registered mobile number of the tax filer while filing his/her returns online. It helps toverifythe identity of the tax filers. An EVC can be generated through the e-filing portal of Income Tax Department.

After successfully e-verification of ITR, a taxpayer is not required to send physical ITR-V to Bangalore for further processing. Your ITR can be verified electronically through any of the following means:

1. Via Aadhaar OTP
2. Via net banking
3. Via EVC on the Income Tax website

6Are any proofs required to be attached while e-filing of ITR

No, taxpayers are not required to attach such documents while filing an income tax return. However, it should be kept carefully by the taxpayers so that it can be provided to the department if required in case of scrutiny or any assessments.