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  • Still waiting for your ITR refund? Here’s what you need to know

    Income tax refunds delays are normal, but time depends on the correctness of filing, bank details, and the processing of the taxation department.

  • Filed your ITR in a hurry on September 16? Here’s how you can fix mistakes

    Filed your ITR in a hurry on September 16? Here’s how you can fix mistakes

    If last-minute filing led to errors in your income tax return, don’t panic—there’s still a way to make corrections.

  • Zepto partners ClearTax to offer ITR filing services for delivery executives

    Zepto partners ClearTax to offer ITR filing services for delivery executives

    The programme combines digital and on-ground support, including helpdesks at Zepto dark stores, webinars, and telephonic support by ClearTax experts.

  • Crypto sales and taxes: A simple guide to reporting digital assets in ITR

    Crypto sales and taxes: A simple guide to reporting digital assets in ITR

    With rising crypto investments in India, knowing how to disclose and report digital assets in your income tax return (ITR) is crucial to stay compliant.

  • Why you may need to file ITR even if your income is below the exemption limit

    Why you may need to file ITR even if your income is below the exemption limit

    Filing isn’t always optional—specific transactions can make it mandatory, even with low income.

  • Key watchouts in September 2025: ITR, NPS-UPS Switch, SBI card changes and more

    Key watchouts in September 2025: ITR, NPS-UPS Switch, SBI card changes and more

    Be it tax returns and pension scheme switches to credit card reward alterations and fixed deposit closures, here's a summary of the major watchouts this month.

  • How are capital gains on US stocks taxed, and where should foreign asset details be reported in ITR?

    How are capital gains on US stocks taxed, and where should foreign asset details be reported in ITR?

    Investments made in the US market, like other investments, are treated as capital assets for taxation in India.

  • Should you hire a professional to file your ITR? Pros and cons explained

    Should you hire a professional to file your ITR? Pros and cons explained

    Weighing the benefits and drawbacks before deciding to take expert help for your tax return.

  • How to file ITR as a homemaker earning passive income

    How to file ITR as a homemaker earning passive income

    Even without a salary, homemakers who earn income from investments, rent, or other means must adhere to income tax laws.

  • How to report exempt income in your ITR to evade notices

    How to report exempt income in your ITR to evade notices

    Failure to report exempt income can still attract attention—report it openly to stay in touch with the law and avoid tax notices.

  • Why checking AIS and TIS is essential before filing your ITR

    Why checking AIS and TIS is essential before filing your ITR

    These government dashboards help ensure your income details match what the tax department already knows.

  • What do you do to look out while you prepare your return?

    What do you do to look out while you prepare your return?

    Certain simple precautions will shield you from tax notices, delayed refunds, or filing mistakes.

  • Lost money on stocks or mutual funds this year? Don’t skip declaring your capital losses in ITR

    Lost money on stocks or mutual funds this year? Don’t skip declaring your capital losses in ITR

    It is important to mention capital losses while filing income tax return, as it will help in setting it off against future income.

  • How to declare cryptocurrency income in your ITR this financial year

    How to declare cryptocurrency income in your ITR this financial year

    Crypto is subject to a flat 30% rate—here is how to report your gains and pay the right return for FY 2024-25.

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

    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.

  • Why July 23, 2024 is an important date to keep in mind while filing Capital Gains Tax in ITR 2025

    Why July 23, 2024 is an important date to keep in mind while filing Capital Gains Tax in ITR 2025

    If your transaction happened before July 23, you might have the choice between the old and new tax structures. But if it occurred on or after that date, you will need to follow the new flat rate rules.

  • PAN-Aadhaar not linked? Here's how it affects your ITR, banking, and investments

    PAN-Aadhaar not linked? Here's how it affects your ITR, banking, and investments

    Failure to link PAN and Aadhaar can lead to accounts being frozen, ITRs not processing, and investments getting blocked

  • Top 10 tax deductions you should claim while filing your ITR for FY 2025

    Top 10 tax deductions you should claim while filing your ITR for FY 2025

    From 80C to 80U, here’s how to reduce your taxable income under the old regime.

  • How to submit your ITR without Form 16 for AY 2024-25

    How to submit your ITR without Form 16 for AY 2024-25

    This is what salaried taxpayers can do if their employer did not give them Form 16 this year.

  • Want your income tax refund faster? Do this after filing your return

    Want your income tax refund faster? Do this after filing your return

    Speed up your income tax refund with these simple but important post-filing steps.

  • Over 75? You may not need to file ITR this year—check the conditions

    Over 75? You may not need to file ITR this year—check the conditions

    If you are 75 or older and rely only on pension and bank interest, you may not need to file your ITR this year—here’s who qualifies, what form to submit, and how to ensure compliance

  • Should you file the income tax return of a deceased person? Know what is required and who should do it

    Should you file the income tax return of a deceased person? Know what is required and who should do it

    If a loved one has passed away, here's how to manage their income tax obligations the right way.

  • ITR Filing 2025-26: Senior Citizens Can Claim ₹50,000 Tax Benefit Without Insurance | Section 80D

    ITR Filing 2025-26: Senior Citizens Can Claim ₹50,000 Tax Benefit Without Insurance | Section 80D

    Senior citizens without health insurance can still claim up to ₹50,000 in tax deductions under Section 80D of the Income-tax Act while filing their ITR for FY 2025–26. Learn how medical expenses qualify, who can claim, and why this matters before the September 15 deadline. Old tax regime only.

  • Filing your ITR as a salaried employee? Don’t miss these 5 crucial details

    Filing your ITR as a salaried employee? Don’t miss these 5 crucial details

    Understanding these essentials can help you avoid penalties and maximise your refund

  • Big Money Rule Changes from July 2025 | ITR Deadline Extended & Aadhaar Made Mandatory

    Big Money Rule Changes from July 2025 | ITR Deadline Extended & Aadhaar Made Mandatory

    From new PAN card rules to revised credit card and bank charges, July 2025 is packed with crucial financial updates. Here's everything you need to know: ? ITR deadline extended from July 31 to September 15 ? Aadhaar now mandatory for new PAN applications ❌ SBI Card ends air accident cover on select premium cards ? New MAD (Minimum Amount Due) calculation on SBI Cards ? HDFC Bank introduces 1% fee on rent, wallets & gaming spends ? ICICI Bank revises ATM, cash, IMPS charges starting July 1 Stay informed and avoid penalties or hidden charges. Watch the video for full details.

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