*****ITR Forms for AY 2025 26 released: Capital Gains reporting simplified for taxpayers in different tax forms – BusinessToday

Clipped from: https://www.businesstoday.in/personal-finance/tax/story/itr-forms-for-ay-2025-26-released-capital-gains-reporting-simplified-for-taxpayers-in-different-tax-forms-476070-2025-05-13 The CBDT has notified all seven Income Tax Return (ITR) forms for AY 2025-26, incorporating new capital gains rules. This update aligns with

*******Tax calculation: Here’s a capital gains tax hack on how to use losses smartly to lower your FY26 tax outgo – Tax calculation: Here’s a capital gains tax hack on how to use losses smartly to lower your FY26 tax outgo BusinessToday

Clipped from: https://www.businesstoday.in/personal-finance/tax/story/tax-calculation-heres-a-capital-gains-tax-hack-on-how-to-use-losses-smartly-to-lower-your-fy26-tax-outgo-475774-2025-05-10 The Income-tax Act of 1961 outlines set guidelines for offsetting capital gains and losses. This enables taxpayers to deduct losses from gains effectively,

*****Tax calculation: Here’s a capital gains tax hack on how to use losses smartly to lower your FY26 tax outgo – Tax calculation: Here’s a capital gains tax hack on how to use losses smartly to lower your FY26 tax outgo BusinessToday

Clipped from: https://www.businesstoday.in/personal-finance/tax/story/tax-calculation-heres-a-capital-gains-tax-hack-on-how-to-use-losses-smartly-to-lower-your-fy26-tax-outgo-475774-2025-05-10 The Income-tax Act of 1961 outlines set guidelines for offsetting capital gains and losses. This enables taxpayers to deduct losses from gains effectively,

?*******ITR-4 (Sugam) decoded: Who can file, what’s new for AY 2025–26 — check details – ITR 4 (Sugam) decoded: Who can file, what’s new for AY 2025–26 check details BusinessToday

Clipped from: https://www.businesstoday.in/personal-finance/tax/story/itr-4-sugam-decoded-who-can-file-whats-new-for-ay-2025-26-check-details-475268-2025-05-08 A major update for AY 2025–26 is that taxpayers with long-term capital gains of up to Rs 1.25 lakh can now also use

*******ITR filing 2025: Choosing old tax regime? Form 10-IEA is mandatory — check details – ITR filing 2025: Choosing old tax regime? Form 10 IEA is mandatory check details BusinessToday

Clipped from: https://www.businesstoday.in/personal-finance/tax/story/itr-filing-2025-choosing-old-tax-regime-form-10-iea-is-mandatory-check-details-475686-2025-05-10 When filing income tax returns for FY 2024-25 (AY 2025-26), salaried individuals, professionals, and pensioners must choose between the New and Old Tax

*******Filing your taxes for FY25? Here’s how to pick the right ITR form based on your income type – Filing your taxes for FY25? Here’s how to pick the right ITR form based on your income type BusinessToday

Clipped from: https://www.businesstoday.in/personal-finance/tax/story/tax-filing-2025-how-itr-form-1-is-different-from-itr-form-3-or-itr-form-5-how-can-make-the-right-choice-475697-2025-05-10 Taxpayers can now file their returns for FY 2024–25 using the latest ITR forms notified by the Income Tax Department. Forms ITR-1 to

*****ITR filing 2025: ITR forms 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 notified for FY 2024-25; key differences explained for taxpayers  – ITR filing 2025: ITR forms 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 notified for FY 2024 25; key differences explained for taxpayers  BusinessToday

Clipped from: https://www.businesstoday.in/personal-finance/tax/story/itr-filing-2025-itr-forms-1-2-3-4-and-5-notified-for-fy-2024-25-key-differences-explained-for-taxpayers-474887-2025-05-06 The I-T department has notified new ITR forms for FY 2024-25, detailing eligibility and exclusions for each form. These tax filing forms cater to

*****I am paying monthly rent more than Rs 50,000. Should I deduct TDS monthly or once yearly? – I am paying monthly rent more than Rs 50,000. Should I deduct TDS monthly or once yearly? BusinessToday

Clipped from: https://www.businesstoday.in/personal-finance/tax/story/i-am-paying-monthly-rent-more-than-rs-50000-should-i-deduct-tds-monthly-or-once-yearly-474892-2025-05-06 Under Section 194-IB, individuals or HUFs (not liable for tax audit) are required to deduct 2% TDS only “once” – at the time

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