Who is required to file income tax returns for AY 2014-15? - Moneycontrol.com
The Minimum Exempt Income limit is as follows:
o If as an individual, additional TDS has been deducted from your Income then you have to file your returns in order to claim a Refund.
o If you are an individual, who has incurred Loss under the head “Income from House Property or Business Profession, Capital Gains or Other Sources”, then such an individual has to file a return in order to Carry Forward or Set-off Losses in the next assessment years.
o If you are a Company (whether private or public) or a Firm it is mandatory for you to file your Income Tax return. This is to be done irrespective of whether you have made profit or loss during the year.
o If you are a Resident Indian and you have any asset or a financial interest in any organization based out of India then you are required to file your return irrespective of whether there is any taxable income that you have earned or not.
This will not apply if the individual is a Non-Resident or Not an Ordinary Resident.
o If you are a person who is in receipt of Income derived from any property which is held by a trust, institution or any other body or association, then such a person shall be liable to file returns if such income exceeds the minimum exempt limit.
o In case you are an NRI and you have earned any taxable income or any taxable income has accrued in India then you have to file an income tax return in India.
o Nowadays when anyone goes to apply for a loan from a Bank or Financial Institution they ask for copies of IT Returns in order to check their credit worthiness. Also while obtaining visas of certain countries submission of last three years Income Tax return is must.
Thus, as you can see there are many reasons why one has to file income tax returns. Some are compulsory while some are for your own benefit. Whatever the reasons be, filing of returns is important and that too on time, as you never know when it will be required.
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If you are an individual (other than a company or a firm) than you will have to file your return if your Gross Total Income before any deductions is more than the exemption limit. Deductions in this case will be the usual 80C to 80U deductions.
We have just finished off with the financial year 2013-14 which I hope has been financial very rewarding and satisfying for every one of you. And it’s again that time of the year when the rush to file your Annual income Tax Return will start. Today we are going to see whether you as an individual or as company are liable to file return of income for the assessment year 2014-2015.
In India it is mandatory for you to file returns in the following scenarios:
If you are an individual (other than a company or a firm) than you will have to file your return if your Gross Total Income before any deductions is more than the exemption limit. Deductions in this case will be the usual 80C to 80U deductions.
The Minimum Exempt Income limit is as follows:
- In case of every individual, whether male or female the limit is Rs. 2, 00,000.
- In case of an individual who is 60 years or more at any time during the Financial Year i.e. a Senior Citizen than the minimum Exempt Limit is Rs. 2,50,000
- In case of an individual, who is 80 years or more at any time during the Financial Year i.e. a Super Senior Citizen than the minimum Exempt Limit is Rs. 5,00,000
o If as an individual, additional TDS has been deducted from your Income then you have to file your returns in order to claim a Refund.
o If you are an individual, who has incurred Loss under the head “Income from House Property or Business Profession, Capital Gains or Other Sources”, then such an individual has to file a return in order to Carry Forward or Set-off Losses in the next assessment years.
o If you are a Company (whether private or public) or a Firm it is mandatory for you to file your Income Tax return. This is to be done irrespective of whether you have made profit or loss during the year.
o If you are a Resident Indian and you have any asset or a financial interest in any organization based out of India then you are required to file your return irrespective of whether there is any taxable income that you have earned or not.
This will not apply if the individual is a Non-Resident or Not an Ordinary Resident.
o If you are a person who is in receipt of Income derived from any property which is held by a trust, institution or any other body or association, then such a person shall be liable to file returns if such income exceeds the minimum exempt limit.
o In case you are an NRI and you have earned any taxable income or any taxable income has accrued in India then you have to file an income tax return in India.
o Nowadays when anyone goes to apply for a loan from a Bank or Financial Institution they ask for copies of IT Returns in order to check their credit worthiness. Also while obtaining visas of certain countries submission of last three years Income Tax return is must.
Thus, as you can see there are many reasons why one has to file income tax returns. Some are compulsory while some are for your own benefit. Whatever the reasons be, filing of returns is important and that too on time, as you never know when it will be required.
Source: http://www.moneycontrol.com
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