List of Tax Saving Tax Planning Articles

The government collects taxes in the form of income tax, direct taxes and indirect taxes. Direct taxes are paid to the government directly from the individual earning money. On the other hand, indirect taxes are the seller’s responsibility to deposit with the government.

One of the first documents that we are supposed to check when filing tax returns is the Form 26AS. This is automatically uploaded by the Income Tax department into your secured PAN access area in the e-filing website. Form 26AS is not only an important document but also one of the most authentic records of how much tax has been deposited by your deductor into the government account.

Patta Chitta is a land ownership record kept by the Tamil Nadu government. Learn more about Patta Chitta and its importance in this quick guide by India Infoline.

Taxpayers, facing time constraints, may initially file inaccurate or incomplete income tax returns. To address this, the Income Tax Act’s section 139(5) permits the filing of revised returns, enabling corrections and the inclusion of omitted information for accuracy. But many individuals are clueless about how to file a revised tax return. This blog will help you understand that in detail. What is a Revised Return? […]

This comprehensive guide explains everything you need to know about ELSS mutual funds, including tax benefits under 80C, lock-in period, risks, and investor suitability.

The tax structure in India is a three-tier which includes the Central Government, State Governments and Local Authorities.

Tax contributions in India are fueled by salaried employees. From the data available, salaried employees, on average, pay three times more taxes than individual business taxpayers. Paying taxes on

Are you a resident Indian with a gross taxable income exceeding Rs250,00 yearly? Or do you own any movable or non-movable assets in this country? If yes, then you need to file your Income Tax Returns (or ITR) every year.

Income tax paid by citizens constitutes a major chunk of the government’s revenue. It is imperative to pay taxes for the smooth functioning of the economy.

The government collects taxes in the form of income tax, direct taxes and indirect taxes. Direct taxes are paid to the government directly from the individual earning money. On the other hand, indirect taxes are the seller’s responsibility to deposit with the government.

One of the first documents that we are supposed to check when filing tax returns is the Form 26AS. This is automatically uploaded by the Income Tax department into your secured PAN access area in the e-filing website. Form 26AS is not only an important document but also one of the most authentic records of how much tax has been deposited by your deductor into the government account.

The dynamic landscape of the digital era is gradually replacing traditional tax payment methods with superior alternatives. One notable innovation is the e-Pay tax online system. This groundbreaking technology not only streamlines and enhances accessibility in the process for both individuals and businesses, but it also ushers in an age of unprecedented convenience. Benefits of Paying Tax Online Some of the benefits of paying tax […]

At the end of the financial year, every earning individual has one thing on their mind: income tax filing.

The Income Tax Act divides the income received by a person into five different heads. One of them is the income from house property that comprises the income earned by a person through the property(s) owned by him/her.

The Savings Bank Account operates as a virtual piggy bank. You accrue interest, which then incurs taxation under the category of ‘Income from Other Sources.’ However, numerous individuals remain oblivious to this mandatory tax payment. Section 80TTA of the Income Tax Act from 1961 presents an opportunity – one can deduct up to Rs 10,000 on interest income earned specifically from a savings bank account. […]