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  • Form 26AS has errors? Here's how to get them corrected prior to filing your income tax return

    Erroneous mismatches in your tax return can avoid delay, scrutiny, or loss of refund.

  • Form 16 figures not aligning with Form 26AS? Do this to avoid income tax dept's notice

    Mismatch between Form 16 and Form 26AS can result in scrutiny—here's the way to correct it before filing your ITR.

  • What is Form 26AS and how to use it while filing ITR

    Form 26AS is a return that captures tax paid or deducted already on your account. Use the following steps to download and utilize it while filing your ITR.

  • ITR filing: Know how to file income tax returns without Form 16 in simple steps

    Salaried employees must check their bank statements to detect any additional sources of income beyond salary, such as interest income or dividends

  • ITR filing documents: 10 important documents you need to file your income tax return

    As per income tax rules, interest received from savings bank account, post office savings account, fixed deposits, and recurring deposits are taxable.

  • Form 26AS and AIS: Two documents you must check before filing your income-tax returns

    ITR filing: Before the introduction of AIS, most of the details were available in the taxpayer’s Form 26AS. AIS shows details of property purchases and TDS/TCS transactions, among others, carried out during the fiscal year.

  • Simply Save | Get discrepancies in Form 26AS rectified before proceeding to file income tax returns

    As part of Moneycontrol’s income tax return-filing series, Preeti Kulkarni speaks to Mayur Shah of EY to understand why it is important to check and verify Form 26AS before you go ahead with your return-filing exercise.

  • Filing Income Tax Return? Must check Form 26AS first

    While filing your Income Tax returns, one must make sure to check Form 26AS as it reflects not just the TDS deductions by employer or bank, but also the details of various financial transactions. In this video, we will tell you all you need to know about Form 26AS, so you can complete the verification process before filing your Income Tax returns.

  • Income Tax Form 26AS: Hotel bills of over Rs 20,000 will now reflect in your ITR; check other changes

    The Government has proposed to widen the scope and reduce the threshold of various transactions to further include even white good purchases, property tax payment, medical and life insurance premium and even hotel payments.

  • CBDT notifies revised Form 26AS, to now include real estate, share transaction details

    Form 26AS is an annual consolidated tax statement that can be accessed from the income-tax website by taxpayers using their Permanent Account Number (PAN).

  • How to view, download your Form 26AS and why it is important

    Form 26AS, also known as Annual Statement, is a document that provides details of TDS, refunds associated with a PAN in a particular financial year

  • Why seeing Form 26AS is a must before filing tax return and how to access it

    Form 26AS contains all details of taxes deducted and deposited by the deductors or paid by the taxpayer himself.

  • TDS - Too Tedious to decipher?

    Very often no tax deducted at source (TDS) is taken to mean no-tax liability, which is a big mistake. Individuals have to include interest paid to them without deducting tax at source to their taxable income. On the total income so arrived, they are supposed to pay income tax depending on their income tax slab.

  • Vital documents that must accompany your income tax return!

    Recently this year, the Income Tax authorities in India introduced some new guidelines for filing income tax returns. For example, they have made it obligatory for the businesses to file their income tax returns through the e-form.

  • Do you read your tax credit statements?

    Being a responsible citizen, it is your moral duty to pay your taxes to the government, both direct as well as indirect.

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