How To e-File Income Tax Return in India FY 2015-16

Filing of Income Tax Return For FY 2015-16


Prerequisites
·         Form 16(Part A and B)
·         Bank Account details


1.    You need to register yourself to file Income tax return. Click here to register. If you have already registered then skip this step.
2.    Now you are ready to file your Income tax return. Click here to login
3.    You will see below screen after loged in.


4.    Prepare and submit online



Ø  ITR Form Name as:- ITR -1

Ø  Assessment Year as:- 2016-17 (Assessment Year: 2016-17 means the Financial year 2015-16)

Ø  Prefill address with:- From PAN database(If you are filling the first time) or else From Previous Return Filled

Ø  Do you want digital sign:- No

Ø  Now press the submit button


5.    Instructions Tab
Read the instructions carefully and navigate to the next tab.  


 6. Personal Information Tab         Update your Personal Information like- Address, DOB, Pan Number, Tax Status etc 





7. Income Details Tab 



Fill the figures by referring your Form 16(Part B). (Round off all figures)

 
  
8.    Tax Details

Auto-filled, just cross check with your Form 16(Part A). If not matching manual edit amount as per Form 16(Part A).


    9.    Tax paid and verification Tab





10. Review the entered details on each tab, and then click on “Submit” button to submit the ITR.

11. E-Verify your Return (No need to send ITR-V to Bengaluru). Refer Below attachment for details step to E-verify your Return.



Click here for E-verification manual



12. You will get the below screen after E-verification.



 13. Check your mail and download acknowledgment.




Congratulation J  You have done !!







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