ITR Filing for Individuals & Companies
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Every individual and business earning income in India is required to file Income Tax Returns (ITR) under the Income Tax Act, 1961. Whether you're a salaried employee, a freelancer, an entrepreneur, or a company, timely ITR filing is not just a legal obligation but also a vital financial practice that keeps you compliant and benefits you in many ways.
At Ruchita Dang & Associates, we make ITR filing simple, secure, and fully compliant — whether it’s for individuals, startups, SMEs, or large corporations.
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Who Needs to File an ITR?
- Salaried employees with income above the basic exemption limit
- Self-employed professionals and freelancers
- Business owners, including sole proprietors and companies
- NRIs with Indian income
- Individuals with foreign assets or bank accounts
- Companies (Private Limited, LLPs, Partnerships, etc.)
Why ITR Filing is Important
- Legal Compliance: Avoid penalties and notices from the Income Tax Department
- Loan & Visa Approvals: Banks and embassies require ITR for credibility
- Claim Refunds: If TDS is deducted, filing ITR helps you claim refunds
- Carry Forward Losses: Offset capital or business losses in future returns
- Avoid Penalties: Late filing may attract penalties up to ₹5,000 or more
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Required Documents for ITR Filing
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Frequently Asked Questions
ITR filing is the process of reporting your annual income, deductions, tax payments, and liabilities to the Income Tax Department. It helps determine your tax payable/refundable and keeps you compliant with Indian tax laws.
Individuals earning above the basic exemption limit
Companies, LLPs, and partnership firms (mandatory)
Freelancers and self-employed individuals
NRIs with taxable income in India
Individuals with foreign income/assets
Those who want to claim TDS refunds
ITR-1 (Sahaj) – Salaried individuals with income < ₹50 lakhs
ITR-2 – Individuals & HUFs with income from capital gains or more than one house property
ITR-3 – Individuals/HUFs having income from business/profession
ITR-4 (Sugam) – Presumptive income for small businesses
ITR-5 – Firms, LLPs, AOPs, BOIs
ITR-6 – Companies (except those claiming exemption under Section 11)
ITR-7 – For trusts and NGOs
Individuals & Non-audit cases: July 31st of the assessment year
Companies and audit cases: October 31st
Transfer pricing cases: November 30th
Late fees up to ₹5,000 under Section 234F
Ineligibility to carry forward losses
Delay in TDS refunds
Possible scrutiny or notice from the IT Department
Yes, revised returns can be filed before December 31st of the assessment year or completion of assessment, whichever is earlier.
PAN, Aadhaar, and bank details
Form 16, salary slips (for salaried)
P&L statement, balance sheet (for businesses)
Capital gains, interest, rent income proofs
Investment and deduction proofs
Not mandatory unless you want to claim a refund or have foreign income/assets. However, filing voluntarily is always beneficial.
You can file it yourself via the Income Tax Portal, but professional help ensures accuracy, tax savings, and compliance—especially for business owners and high-net-worth individuals.
We offer expert tax guidance, CA-reviewed filings, fast processing, error-free documents, and personal support—ensuring maximum benefits with zero hassle.