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ITR 6 Return Filing
The ITR 6 Form is specifically intended for companies to electronically file their income tax returns, provided they are not seeking exemption under Section 11 of the Income Tax Act, 1961. According to the Income-tax Rules, companies eligible for exemption under Section 11 are those deriving income from property held for charitable or religious purposes. Therefore, companies not availing themselves of this exemption are required to submit ITR 6.
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Documents required
- Monthly Purchase & Sales Bills
- Purchase Return & Sales Return Details
- Tax Paid Challans for GST
- From 26AS
- Day to day Administration expenses and General expenses details
- Rental Agreement (if applicable)
- Fixed Assets Invoice Copy (if Applicable)
- Investment details made by cash & through Bank
- Proof of Source of Cash In-flow and Cash Out-flowk
- Loan details from Bank or Third Party
- Outstanding receivables and payables
- Company’s Pan and two DSCs
- Details of Bank used for business transactions (Acct No, IFSC Code)
- Statement from Bank used for business transactions
FAQs
Who is required to file ITR-6?
Firms, including foreign entities operating in India, which are not eligible for exemption under section 11, are obligated to submit ITR-6.
Which companies claim an exemption under Section 11?
Companies generating income from property designated for charitable or religious purposes are distinct from companies that qualify for an exemption under Section 11 of the Income Tax Act.
Are any documents to be attached with ITR 6?
No documents, not even the TDS certificate should be attached while filing ITR 6 returns. Taxpayers are recommended to reconcile the deducted taxes on their behalf.