Documents required for filing ITR in any Financial Year
Documents required
for filing ITR in any Financial Year.
Financial Year 2018-2019 is just ended a few days back. Now you all must be thinking about the ITR filing for this year. As we all know the due date for filing ITR is on 31st July for the Taxpayers, who are not liable to comply Section 44AB, i.e. Tax Audit. And for those Taxpayers who comes under preview of Section 44AB and also the partners of partnership firms whose firms are liable for Tax Audit under the said section, the due date for filing is 30th September.
In order to make filing of ITR Hassle-free and smooth at
that time, one has to be collect a few documents for the information which will
be required at the time of filing. Person having Income as Salary, Business or
Profession, Interest, Capital Gain, Dividend Income and any other form of
Income needs to know the documents required so that they can claim all
deductions, expenses, exemptions need to know the documents which will be
needed at the time of filing.
Form 16/ Form 16A
In case of
Salaried Person, Employer deducts the TDS at the time of payment of salary to them
in accordance to applicable Slab Rate. In this regards, all the required details
are given to employee in Form 16.
In case TDS
is deducted for any income other than Salary, Form 16A is issued by the Deductor
to Deductee to provide all the required information. In this regards, other income
means Interest on FD, Business Income, Contractor Income, etc.
Permanent Account Number (PAN)
PAN is
required to file ITR for any form of income.
Form 26AS
All the TDS
deducted/ TCS collected from the income of Deductee reflects in this Form 26AS.
In order to know the full Tax Liability, one should have the Form 26AS. It also
reflects Refund received from department by the Assessee.
Investment Proof
In order to
encourage Savings and Investment, Government has given many deductions for
computing Income Tax Liability. Some of Investments are Deposit in PPF, ELSS, and
FD with 5 years maturity, etc. The proof for these investments are required to
claim the benefits of the same.
Expense Proof
Expenses
such as Tution Fees for children, House Rent, Life Insurance Policy premium,
Health Insurance Premium, etc. can be claimed on the basis of proof of payment.
Bank Statements for the financial year
2018-2019
Bank Statements
contained all the details of expenses, Incomes, Investments made during the
relevant Financial Year. In order to include all the taxable income and also
exempt Income in the ITR, one has to collect the Bank Statements. Transactions
such as Sale and purchase of Investments, Interest from Savings bank deposits,
Gifts to be taxed under section 56, Dividend Income, etc. can be identified
from the Bank Statements.
Adhaar Card
From 1st
April. 2019 Onwards, Income tax Return can not be filed without mention of
Adhaar Number in the ITR in the case of Individual.
Tax challan for Self Assessment Tax or
Advance Tax
In order to
compute Income Tax liability for the relevant year, Tax Challan, if any for the
payment of self assessment Tax or Advance Tax, is needed.
Share Trading Statement
In case
there is any Gains or loss on account of Shares, the share trading statement is
required.
All the
transactions regarding the sale, purchases of shares in the market, Quantity,
Cost, Profit, Holding period of the same, reflect in the Share Trading
Statement.
Deepa Kaintura
DISCLAIMER:
All views expressed in this blog are my own and do not represent
the opinion of any entity whatsoever with which I have been, am now or will be
affiliated.
I am a Semi Qualified Chartered Accountant and this
should not be considered legal advice. You should seek appropriate counsel for
your particular case. And Please note that this post is for readers in the
India.
Thanks for valuable information
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