What is ITR-6 Return ?
ITR-6 is a tax return form used by companies in India to file their income tax returns. It is designed for companies that do not claim exemptions under Section 11 of the Income Tax Act, which pertains to income from property held for charitable or religious purposes. Companies seeking these exemptions must use ITR-7. The ITR-6 form includes sections for reporting income, deductions, and tax payments, ensuring compliance with tax regulations.
Benefits
- Accurate Reporting : Ensures accurate reporting of income, deductions, and tax paid by the company.
- Compliance : Helps companies meet their tax obligations and comply with the Income Tax Act.
- Streamlined Filing : Facilitates an organized process for submitting company tax returns, whether online or offline.
- Error Minimization : Proper use of ITR-6 reduces the risk of errors and potential penalties.
Process / Steps
Gather Information
- Collect all necessary financial statements, tax records, and other relevant documents.
Preparation
- Fill out the ITR-6 form either online or offline. The online method is preferred for its ease of submission.
- Ensure all sections are completed accurately, including details about income, deductions, and tax paid.
Verification
- Double-check all the information entered for accuracy.
- Cross-verify the figures from the financial statements with those reported in the tax return.
Submission
- Submit the filled ITR-6 form through the Income Tax Department's e-filing portal or by post (if offline).
- For online submission, ensure you have an active digital signature or Aadhaar-based e-verification.
Payment of Tax
- Pay any tax due as per the calculation in the return.
- Include details of tax payments in the form.
Acknowledgment
- Receive an acknowledgment receipt after successful submission.
- Retain the acknowledgment for future reference.
Documents required
- Company Financial Statements : Balance sheet, profit and loss account, and other relevant financial documents.
- Tax Computation Statement : Details of income, deductions, and tax calculations.
- PAN Card : Permanent Account Number of the company.
- Form 26AS : Tax credit statement from the Income Tax Department.
- Details of Tax Payments : Challans for advance tax and self-assessment tax payments.
- TDS Certificates : Certificates for tax deducted at source on income.
- Digital Signature : Required for online filing, if applicable.
Our Support?
- Consultation : Provide expert advice on the filing process and help in understanding the requirements of ITR-6.
- Preparation : Assist in preparing the ITR-6 form, including accurate data entry and ensuring compliance with tax regulations.
- Filing : Manage the online or offline submission of the ITR-6 form.
- Verification : Review and verify all submitted information to minimize errors.
- Tax Payment: Facilitate the payment of any outstanding taxes and ensure they are properly reflected in the return.
- Acknowledgment Handling : Ensure that the acknowledgment receipt is obtained and stored properly.
- Follow-up : Assist in addressing any queries or issues raised by the Income Tax Department post-filing.
Filing ITR-6 is an essential process for companies to comply with tax regulations in India. By choosing SS Auditors, companies can ensure a smooth filing process with expert assistance. The firm provides comprehensive services, from preparation and filing to verification and acknowledgment handling. Proper documentation and adherence to the steps outlined can help in avoiding errors and ensuring timely compliance with tax obligations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Accurate financial statements are essential for correct reporting of income, deductions, and tax payments, ensuring compliance and avoiding penalties.
The ITR-6 form can be downloaded from the Income Tax Department’s official website or accessed through tax filing software.
Errors can be corrected by filing a revised return before the deadline for the financial year.
E-verification can be done using Aadhaar OTP, net banking, or by sending a signed physical copy to the CPC office.
Missing the deadline may result in penalties and interest charges. It’s important to file as soon as possible to avoid additional costs.