ITR-1 is commonly used by eligible resident individuals with simple income such as salary, one house property and other income, subject to current form conditions.

ITR-2 is commonly used by individuals or HUFs who do not have business or professional income but may have capital gains, multiple properties or other eligible income.

ITR-3 is commonly used by individuals or HUFs having income from business or profession, including partners or proprietors where applicable.

ITR-4 is commonly used by eligible taxpayers opting for presumptive taxation, subject to current form conditions and restrictions.

The applicable ITR form depends on taxpayer type, residential status, income sources, business income, capital gains, foreign assets and current assessment-year instructions.

Common documents include PAN, Aadhaar, bank details, Form 16, Form 26AS, AIS/TIS, TDS certificates, interest details, investment proofs, capital gains statements and previous ITR.

Form 16 is useful for salary income, TDS and employer-reported details, though other records may also be reviewed.

Yes. AIS, TIS and Form 26AS help review reported income, TDS, TCS, tax payments and possible mismatches before filing.

Bank statements may be required to review interest, refunds, business receipts, unexplained credits, cash deposits or other income details.

Investment proofs may be required if deductions or exemptions are claimed under the selected tax regime and applicable law.

Yes. CompanyJi can file ITR for salaried taxpayers after reviewing Form 16, AIS/Form 26AS, deductions, other income and tax credits.

Yes. CompanyJi can help with business ITR by reviewing books, profit and loss, balance sheet, GST, TDS, tax audit status and computation.

Yes. Professionals can file ITR with support for receipts, expenses, presumptive taxation, books, TDS and tax computation.

Yes. Capital gains from shares, mutual funds, property or other assets should be computed and reported in the applicable ITR.

Yes. NRI ITR can be filed after reviewing residential status, Indian income, TDS, DTAA position, bank details and applicable form requirements.

Tax payable is calculated by computing taxable income, applying the applicable tax regime and rates, reducing credits and adding interest or fee where applicable.

Yes. Eligible TDS and TCS credits appearing in tax records can be adjusted against final tax liability while filing ITR.

If tax is payable after credits, self-assessment tax may need to be paid before or during ITR filing.

If TDS, TCS or tax payments exceed final liability, the excess can generally be claimed as refund through the ITR.

Yes. Tax regime selection can affect deductions, exemptions and final tax payable, so it should be reviewed before filing.

CompanyJi collects documents, reviews income and tax credits, selects the ITR form, prepares computation, files the return and guides e-verification.

Timeline depends on document readiness, income sources, AIS mismatch, capital gains, business records, tax payment and e-verification status.

A belated return may be possible within the allowed timeline, but late fee, interest and restrictions may apply depending on the assessment year.

A revised return may be filed within the allowed time if eligible errors or omissions are found after filing.

If a defective return notice is issued, the defect should be reviewed and corrected within the prescribed process and time.

Refund is claimed by filing ITR with correct income, tax credits, bank details and verification.

Refund timeline depends on processing, verification, bank validation, mismatch resolution and income tax system status.

Refund can be delayed due to e-verification not done, bank validation issues, AIS mismatch, processing delay, demand adjustment or notice.

Yes. Bank account should be valid, pre-validated where required and correctly linked for smooth refund processing.

Yes. CompanyJi can help review filing status, e-verification, bank validation, refund status and pending mismatch or notice points.

AIS mismatch occurs when income or tax credit information in AIS differs from the taxpayer's records or filed return details.

Mismatch may be addressed by reviewing TDS/TCS records, deductor reporting, challans and return entries before or after filing as applicable.

Yes. CompanyJi can help review ITR notices, mismatch communications, defect notices, demand notices and response documents.

Yes. ITR acknowledgement, computation, tax challans, Form 16, AIS, Form 26AS, capital gains reports and supporting documents should be preserved.

Yes. Business ITR filing should be linked with updated books, GST, TDS, financial statements and tax audit data where applicable.

Choose based on income sources, taxpayer type, capital gains, business income, foreign income, tax audit, refund claim and notice support needs.

Yes. CompanyJi can assist only with salaried ITR filing where income and documents are simple.

Yes. CompanyJi can assist with capital gains calculation and ITR reporting for shares, mutual funds, property and other assets.

Yes. CompanyJi can coordinate company, LLP, firm and business ITR filing with accounts, tax audit and compliance data where required.

Quotation depends on taxpayer type, income sources, documents, capital gains, business records, tax audit, foreign income, notices and urgency.