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Big Change for Share Market Investors and Traders: Capital Gains Will Be Pre-filled in ITR The Income Tax Department is moving towards a more automated tax reporting system. From Tax Year 2026-27, capital gains from shares and mutual funds are expected to be directly reflected in your pre-filled Income Tax Return (ITR) instead of merely …
Filing ITR in Response to a Section 148 Notice: Deadline & Action Plan The income tax return in response to a Section 148 notice must be filed within three months from the end of the month in which the notice is issued, or within any shorter period specified in the notice. Under the Finance Act …
Decode Your Annual Information Statement: A Practical Guide for Taxpayers The Annual Information Statement provides a comprehensive view of your income, taxes paid, and specified financial transactions. However, taxpayers should not rely solely on AIS while filing their Income Tax Return. Every entry appearing in Annual Information Statement should be reconciled with the relevant supporting …
Schedule FA (Foreign Assets) for AY 2027-28: Complete Filing Guide for Foreign Assets Disclosure in ITR What is Schedule FA (Foreign Assets)? Schedule FA (Foreign Assets) is a mandatory disclosure schedule in the ITR for residents who hold foreign assets, foreign bank accounts, overseas investments, or earn foreign income. Foreign assets are reported on a …
No House Rent Allowance? Section 80GG Can Still Help You Save Tax Many taxpayers who live in rented accommodation but do not receive House Rent Allowance often miss out on an important tax benefit available u/s 80GG of the Income Tax Act, 1961. This deduction is specifically designed for taxpayers paying rent but not eligible …
Big Update from Income Tax Portal! As per Finance Act 2025 Taxpayers can now file an updated ITR (ITR-U) for up to 4 assessment years! Taxpayers can now revise their returns for up to 4 assessment years—a significant extension from the earlier 2-year limit under Section 139(8A). Who should consider filing ITR-U? Missed reporting income …