01 — ITR-1 (Sahaj) Filing
Simplified Filing
Expert filing for individuals with salary, one house property, and other sources with total income up to ₹50 Lakhs.
👔 Salaried Employee ITR
Hassle-Free ITR Filing for
Salaried Individuals
Quick, accurate, and stress-free tax filing for employees. We ensure you claim all eligible exemptions and deductions to maximize your refund.
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Who Should File a Salaried ITR?
For employees, tax planning goes beyond just Form 16. We help you identify missed deductions and ensure your return is filed correctly.
Corporate Employees
Private and Government sector employees receiving monthly salary and Form 16 from their employers.
Pensioners
Individuals receiving a regular pension from their former employers or the government.
Job Switchers
Handling complex situations involving multiple Form 16s and consolidated income from different employers.
House Property Owners
Individuals with rental income, second homes, or those claiming home loan interest deductions.
Dividend Earners
Taxpayers with significant dividend income, savings interest, or fixed deposit earnings.
Arrears Claimants
Individuals receiving salary arrears and needing to claim Section 89 relief via Form 10E.
Our Services
Expert Tax Filing for Employees
We specialize in maximizing your take-home pay by ensuring every eligible deduction is claimed accurately.
02 — ITR-2 Filing
Complex Return Filing
For individuals with capital gains, multiple house properties, or foreign income streams.
03 — Deduction Optimization
Max Savings
Claiming all eligible deductions under Section 80C, 80D, HRA, LTA, and more, even if not fully mentioned in Form 16.
04 — Regime Analysis
Old vs New Regime
Detailed comparison to determine which tax regime — Old or New — results in a lower tax liability for you.
05 — Section 89 Relief
Arrears Relief
Preparation and filing of Form 10E to claim tax relief on salary arrears or advance salary received.
06 — TDS Refund Recovery
Fast-Track Refunds
Ensuring error-free filing to accelerate the processing of your TDS refund by the Income Tax Department.
Comprehensive Guide to ITR Filing for Salaried Individuals
Filing Income Tax Returns (ITR) is a fundamental responsibility for every salaried individual in India whose income exceeds the basic exemption limit. Understanding the nuances of the Income Tax Act can help you not only comply with the law but also optimize your tax liability.
Old vs. New Tax Regime: Choosing the Right Path
Since the introduction of the New Tax Regime under Section 115BAC, taxpayers have the option to choose between two systems. For the Assessment Year 2025-26, the New Tax Regime is the default option.
- The Old Tax Regime: Allows you to claim various exemptions and deductions like 80C (PPF, ELSS), 80D (Health Insurance), HRA, and Home Loan interest. Beneficial for those with significant investments.
- The New Tax Regime: Offers lower tax rates but requires you to forego most deductions. However, it now includes the Standard Deduction of ₹50,000 (increased to ₹75,000 in Budget 2024).
Maximizing Savings through Deductions
Salaried individuals have several avenues to reduce their taxable income under the Old Regime:
- Section 80C: Deduction of up to ₹1.5 lakh for PPF, ELSS, LIC, and home loan principal.
- Section 80D: Deduction for health insurance premiums for self and parents.
- HRA Exemption: Claim exemption on rent paid under Section 10(13A).
- Section 24(b): Interest on home loans for self-occupied property up to ₹2 lakh.
Common Pitfalls to Avoid
- Ignoring Interest Income: Interest from savings and FDs is taxable and now tracked via AIS.
- Incorrect HRA Claims: Claiming HRA without valid rent receipts or the landlord's PAN.
- Not Disclosing Multiple Form 16s: If you changed jobs, you must combine income from both employers. Failure to do so often results in a massive tax demand later.
Filing Process
Our Simple 5-Step Salaried ITR Process
Designed to be the fastest way to get your taxes filed accurately without leaving your home.
1
Upload Form 16
WhatsApp or email your Form 16. Our experts will take it from there.
2
Data Verification
We cross-verify your Form 16 with Form 26AS and AIS to ensure consistency.
3
Exemption Check
We identify any missed deductions like HRA, 80D, or Section 80TTA to lower your tax.
4
Draft Review
Review your draft computation. We only file once you are 100% satisfied.
5
Instant Filing
We file your return immediately and share the acknowledgement for your records.
Salaried Checklist
Documents Required for Salaried Filing
Gathering these documents beforehand ensures a seamless and accurate filing experience.
Form 16 (Part A & B)
The annual tax certificate issued by your employer summarizing your salary and TDS.
Bank Statements
Required to report interest from savings and fixed deposits as per AIS records.
Rent Receipts
Necessary if you are claiming HRA and it wasn't fully processed by your employer.
Form 26AS / AIS
Consolidated statements from the IT portal to verify all taxes credited against your PAN.
Transparent Pricing
Affordable Filing for Employees
Professional tax filing at a fraction of the cost.
Salaried ITR Package
₹499
All-Inclusive · Per Financial Year · 100% Online
- ITR-1 or ITR-2 Preparation & Filing
- Multiple Form 16 Consolidation
- 80C, 80D & HRA Deduction Optimization
- Home Loan Interest Claim
- AIS/TIS Data Reconciliation
- Old vs New Tax Regime Analysis
- 24-Hour Filing TAT
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common salaried tax queries.
Is ITR filing mandatory if my income is below ₹5 lakh?
Filing is mandatory if your total income before deductions exceeds the basic exemption limit (₹2.5 lakh in the old regime, ₹3 lakh in the new). Even if your tax is zero, you must file if you cross these thresholds.
Can I change my tax regime every year?
Yes. Salaried individuals who do not have business income can choose between the Old and New tax regimes every year at the time of filing their ITR.
What happens if I miss the July 31st deadline?
You can file a "Belated Return" until December 31st. However, you will have to pay a late fee (₹1,000 to ₹5,000) and interest on any unpaid tax.
Can I claim HRA if I live with my parents?
Yes, you can claim HRA by paying rent to your parents, provided they own the property and include the rent as income in their own ITR.