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File your Income Tax Returns via NetBanking

  • Here’s how you can file your Income Tax Returns in three easy steps:
  • Step 1 log in to NetBanking with your NetBanking ID and password.
  • Step 2 Open the Offers tab by clicking on it.
  • Step 3 Tap on the Free e-Filing of Income Tax banner to proceed with your filing.
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More about E-File IT Returns

  • Convenience: File your income tax returns from anywhere, anytime.

  • Error Detection: The platform highlights potential errors or discrepancies before you finalise your submission, reducing the risk of rejections.

  • Convenient Access: Easily access, view, and download previous returns and related documents anytime.

  • 24/7 Accessibility: File your returns from any location and at any time, providing greater flexibility.

  • Loan Approval: Your Income Tax Return serves as proof of your consistent income over past periods, essential for loan approval.

  • Claim Refund: File an Income Tax Return to refund excess Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) over your total income tax due.

  • Income Proof: Your Income Tax Return serves as proof of both income and address.

  • Visa Processing: When you apply for a visa, embassies and consultants often need copies of your tax returns from the past few years.

  • Offset Losses: You can carry forward losses from the stock market, business, or rental properties to reduce your tax liability in future years.

To file an income tax return, you will need:

  • Bank statements

  • Form 16

  • Insurance premium receipts

  • Stock trading statements

  • PAN and Aadhaar cards

  • Donation receipts

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, in India, it is mandatory to file Income Tax Returns is compulsory, except for those earning up to ₹5 lakh.

For status updates, visit the Income Tax e-Filing portal. Choose ‘ITR Status’, provide your acknowledgment number and mobile number, and confirm with an OTP to access your ITR status.

Yes, if you have made an error, you can amend your e-filed Income Tax Returns (ITR) in India under Section 139 (5) of the Income-tax Act, 1961.