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ITR filing last date extended from July 31, 2025, for FY 2024-25 to 15 September 2025

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i am seeing error while filling HRA..also showing error even when filling 1rs
desiviru said:
Update: ITR 2 online filing is now available. Offline filing was started on July 11th, 2025. So took a week for department to make online one available. 🙂

Filled out for friend and no issues in online utlity also.
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desiviru said:
182 days or more outside India = NRI status.
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Not only this.

There are a couplr of other rules too...
Total number of days outside India over the last 3 years... etc..

If that was the only rule - all students studying abroad are NRIs. BUT, NOT.

SO, APPLY ALL THOSE 3 QUALIFYING RULES TO KNOW NRI STATUS.
 
desiviru said:
Update: ITR 2 online filing is now available. Offline filing was started on July 11th, 2025. So took a week for department to make online one available. 🙂

Filled out for friend and no issues in online utlity also.
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thanks for the update, will fill today and tomorrow will go hunting credit cards
 
RAMESH BABU N said:
Not only this.

There are a couplr of other rules too...
Total number of days outside India over the last 3 years... etc..

If that was the only rule - all students studying abroad are NRIs. BUT, NOT.

SO, APPLY ALL THOSE 3 QUALIFYING RULES TO KNOW NRI STATUS.
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A friend got NRE account from ICICI giving proof of leaving India 185 days ago. So the 3 rules doesn't needs always to be followed. Same with Indian status. If you were not here for atleast 182 days in a FY, your ITR won't be resident. 🙂

Govt (MEA) own website says,

The NRI status is given to Indian citizens who stay in India for less than one eighty-two days in the course of the preceding financial year.
 
Saral said:
i am seeing error while filling HRA..also showing error even when filling 1rs
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It should have auto-furnished. Maybe you didn't provide info. to employer or if you did, it hasn't updated in system.

Download pre-filled .json file first and opne it in notepad to see if HRA figures are there or not.
 
guys,
do we need to advance tax on saving account and fd interest? it is showing charges in "Interest for deferment of advance tax" which is significant.
 
desiviru said:
It should have auto-furnished. Maybe you didn't provide info. to employer or if you did, it hasn't updated in system.

Download pre-filled .json file first and opne it in notepad to see if HRA figures are there or not.
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its there in form16 provided but not there in itr 2 prefilled data..it wasnt there last year also but i was able to fill manually..this time its not even accepting any figure
 
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Saral said:
its there in form16 provided but not there in itr 2 prefilled data..it wasnt there last year also but i was able to fill manually..this time its not even accepting any figure
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Yes, it is not getting auto fetched, but I was able to add it manually
 
First time e-filing ITR. Salaried person, so ITR-1. I claim broadband expenses from my company, that money is directly credited to bank account and no pay slip is available. This is not a part of AIS or Form 16 also. I can add these as "income from other sources" but what proof to submit and where? This is clearly a taxable income so I recognize I should add this, but what if I miss to enter any income like debit/credit card cashback or other sort of cashbacks, will I receive IT notice? My one bank's statement is of 57 pages, even if I export as excel, do I need to filter out and check all possible incomes to file it?
 
CyberPsych said:
First time e-filing ITR. Salaried person, so ITR-1. I claim broadband expenses from my company, that money is directly credited to bank account and no pay slip is available. This is not a part of AIS or Form 16 also. I can add these as "income from other sources" but what proof to submit and where? This is clearly a taxable income so I recognize I should add this, but what if I miss to enter any income like debit/credit card cashback or other sort of cashbacks, will I receive IT notice? My one bank's statement is of 57 pages, even if I export as excel, do I need to filter out and check all possible incomes to file it?
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I guess it wont be part of your return. You got that amount as reimbursement meaning it was paid by company for you. You did not earn it so wont be part of your return but an expense on company return.
 
vadixit said:
I guess it wont be part of your return. You got that amount as reimbursement meaning it was paid by company for you. You did not earn it so wont be part of your return but an expense on company return.
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How about cashback that credit to our bank account from credit/debit cards, affiliate apps, etc.
 
navdeep22 said:
guys,
do we need to advance tax on saving account and fd interest? it is showing charges in "Interest for deferment of advance tax" which is significant.
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got any answer? i also wanna know. last year there was not any penantly for me & it was not much amount. but this year it's significant
 
brightknight said:
got any answer? i also wanna know. last year there was not any penantly for me & it was not much amount. but this year it's significant
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Advance Tax is not product based thing. If your net tax liability in a FY is more than 10K, you must pay advance tax.

But from FY25-26, income upto 12L and for salaried 12.75L will have zero/Nil tax. So no, you don't need to pay advance tax.

But if your income from all sources including savings/deposit interest will fall above 12L/12.75L, pay advance tax accordingly.

Till June 15: 15% of total tax liability.
Sep 15: 45% of total tax liability
Dec 15: 75% of TTL
Mar 15: 100% of TTL.

Mostly banks dedudct 10% TDS on FDs if Form 15G/H is not filled. So that TDS covers it and act as an advance tax also. 🙂
 
drvirag said:
Cashback are considered discount on Product. So it is non taxable right now. May be in future tax Wali aunty will think about it.
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Cashbacks only till Rs.10,000 in an FY from all sources is tax free. Above that you need to report. Currently as PAN is not linked to ecom sites, IT department can't know about it. But when banks are crediting cashbacks it is under radar. Soon banks will report cashback provided to a person PAN-basis. Amendement is under work and will be implemented from FY27-28.

Whatever cashback I get from bank for Netbanking/CC/DC txns, I declare that. 🙂
 
desiviru said:
Advance Tax is not product based thing. If your net tax liability in a FY is more than 10K, you must pay advance tax.

But from FY25-26, income upto 12L and for salaried 12.75L will have zero/Nil tax. So no, you don't need to pay advance tax.

But if your income from all sources including savings/deposit interest will fall above 12L/12.75L, pay advance tax accordingly.

Till June 15: 15% of total tax liability.
Sep 15: 45% of total tax liability
Dec 15: 75% of TTL
Mar 15: 100% of TTL.

Mostly banks dedudct 10% TDS on FDs if Form 15G/H is not filled. So that TDS covers it and act as an advance tax also. 🙂
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isn't there a TDS deduction only if interest is above 40k? per bank
 
desiviru said:
Cashbacks only till Rs.10,000 in an FY from all sources is tax free. Above that you need to report. Currently as PAN is not linked to ecom sites, IT department can't know about it. But when banks are crediting cashbacks it is under radar. Soon banks will report cashback provided to a person PAN-basis. Amendement is under work and will be implemented from FY27-28.

Whatever cashback I get from bank for Netbanking/CC/DC txns, I declare that. 🙂
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Agree 💯 Prof 👍 ✅
 
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