How to prepare your records before filing an income-tax return
A reliable return begins before a form is selected. Build a complete view of the year, reconcile official information and keep an evidence trail.
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Financial year, assessment year and Tax Year: choose the right period
The date on which income is earned determines the law and rate set. The date on which a return is filed does not move that income into a new period.
Read the blog ↗Tax payable or refund: read the reconciliation, not only the headline
A refund is an excess-payment position after the tax computation. It is different from a deduction, exemption or reduction in liability.
Read the blog ↗Capital-gains records: dates, asset type and annual totals
A broker profit figure is a starting point. Tax treatment depends on the asset, holding period, transaction conditions, dates and gains or losses across the year.
Read the blog ↗Compare tax regimes using the same facts
A useful comparison changes the tax rules while keeping the underlying income and evidence consistent.
Read the blog ↗TDS deducted: how to organise a credit reconciliation
Keep the income calculation and the tax-credit reconciliation separate, then connect them before filing.
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