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    At ReturnFile.in, we take the complexity out of ITR-3 filing. We’re a team of experienced Chartered Accountants (CAs) dedicated to making your tax season smooth and efficient. We understand that filing ITR-3, especially for businesses and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs), can be intricate.  That’s why we offer a streamlined process, clear communication, and expert guidance throughout the entire filing journey. We’ll ensure your ITR-3 is accurate, timely, and maximises your potential tax benefits (if applicable).

    Let Return File be your trusted partner for a stress-free ITR-3 filing experience.

    What is the ITR-3 Form?

    The ITR-3 form is especially created for individuals or Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) that earn money from running a company or practising a profession. It plays a crucial role in ensuring tax compliance by providing the Income Tax Department with a comprehensive picture of your financial situation.

    Do you fall into any of these categories?

    • Business Owners and Professionals: If you operate a sole proprietorship, own a partnership firm (as a managing partner), or have income from a profession like consultancy or medical practice, ITR-3 is the form for you.
    • Income Variety: Even if you have income from other sources like pensions, house property, or capital gains, you can still use ITR-3 as long as your primary income comes from business or profession.

    Who Shouldn't Use ITR-3?

    While ITR-3 is a versatile form that can accommodate a wide range of income sources, it’s not suitable for everyone. If you’re a partner in a regular partnership firm (not a managing partner), you’ll need to file ITR-2 instead. ITR-2 is designed specifically for individuals and HUFs who are partners in a firm, ensuring they report their partnership income accurately.

    What Is The Due Date For Filing ITR-3 Return?

    The deadline for filing your ITR-3 depends on the assessment year (AY) and whether your return is selected for an audit:

    For Assessment Year 2023-24 (Income earned between April 1, 2023, and March 31, 2024):

    • Non-Audit Cases: The due date is July 31, 2024.
    • Audit Cases: The due date is extended to October 31, 2024.

    Stay Informed: It’s always a good practice to check the official Income Tax Department website for any updates or extensions to the deadlines.

    Let Return File Handle It: We can streamline the ITR-3 filing process for you, ensuring you meet the deadlines and maximise your tax benefits. Contact us today!

    Avoid Penalties: File Your ITR-3 on Time!

    Missing the ITR-3 filing deadline can result in penalties from the Income Tax Department. Here’s a breakdown:

    • Late Filing: A penalty of up to ₹5,000 may be imposed if you file after the due date but before December 31st of the assessment year.

    • Very Late Filing: The penalty can be stricter (up to ₹10,000) if you file after December 31st.

    The exact penalty amount can vary depending on your total income. There’s a relief for taxpayers with income below ₹5 lakh, where the maximum penalty is capped at ₹1,000.

    Filing your ITR-3 on time not only helps you avoid penalties but also ensures:

    • Smooth Processing: Timely filing reduces the chances of delays in processing your return.
    • Potential Refunds: You might miss out on receiving tax refunds if your return is filed late.

    What Documents Are Required For Filing ITR-3?

    To ensure a smooth and efficient ITR-3 filing experience with Return File, we recommend having the following documents readily available:

    • PAN (Permanent Account Number): This is a crucial identification document for Indian taxpayers.
    • Aadhaar Card: While not mandatory for everyone, having your Aadhaar Card can expedite the filing process.
    • Bank Account Details: This includes your account number and IFSC code for any bank accounts where you receive income or make tax payments.
    • Form 16 (if applicable): If you’re a salaried individual, this pre-filled form from your employer details your salary income and tax deductions.
    • Investment Details: This includes information about your investments such as mutual funds, stocks, or fixed deposits, along with any relevant income or deductions.
    • Business or Professional Income Records:  If you have income from a business or profession, keep your books of accounts or relevant financial records handy. This could include income and expense statements, invoices, and purchase receipts.

    Understanding the ITR-3 Form: A Breakdown

    The ITR-3 form might seem complex at first glance, but it’s essentially a collection of sections designed to gather specific information about your income and taxes. Here’s a simplified breakdown to help you navigate it:

    • Part A: Getting Started (General Information): This section focuses on your basic details like name, address, PAN, and assessment year. It also confirms whether you’re filing the return yourself.
    • Part B: Your Income Sources (Income Details): Here, you’ll detail all your income from various sources, including salary, business/profession, capital gains, and more. This helps calculate your total taxable income.
    • Part C: Reducing Your Tax Burden (Deductions and Taxes Paid): Good news! This section lets you claim deductions available under the Income Tax Act. Common deductions include medical expenses, house rent allowance (HRA), and investments. You’ll also report any taxes you’ve already paid during the year.
    • Part D: Pre-Paid Taxes (TDS/TCS Credit): Did your employer or other parties deduct tax at source (TDS) on your income? Here’s where you record those details to claim credit.
    • Part E: Signing Off (Verification and Declaration): Once you’ve filled out all the sections, it’s time to verify your return. You can do this electronically or by physically mailing a signed copy. Additionally, you’ll declare that all the information provided is accurate.

     

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Penalties for late filing can range from ₹5,000 to ₹10,000 depending on the delay and your total income. It's best to file on time to avoid penalties and ensure smooth processing of your return.

    Don't worry! We can help you gather the necessary documents or advise you on obtaining them.

    Yes, if your income from freelancing or consulting is your primary source of income, then ITR-3 is the appropriate form to file. As a freelancer or consultant, your income is likely categorised as "profits and gains of business or profession" under the Income Tax Act.  ITR-3 is specifically designed to handle income from this category, allowing you to report your earnings, claim relevant deductions (like business expenses), and calculate your tax liability accurately.

    Yes, ITR-3 can accommodate income from various sources, including salary and business income.

    There are various deductions available under the Income Tax Act, depending on your specific circumstances. Some common examples include medical expenses, interest on home loan, travel allowances (for salaried individuals), and investments in specific schemes. Returnsile can help you identify and claim all applicable deductions to minimise your tax burden.

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