Why is IT Filing Mandatory in India
If you are an individual with business income or a professional having income exceeding Rs 1 crore or Rs 25 lakh respectively, filing your tax return is mandatory. It is also compulsory to e-file your tax return for those whose books of accounts have to be audited under section 44AB of the Income Tax Act.
You have the option of e-filing your income tax return either on the direct website of the Income Tax Department or on a number of intermediary websites that offer both free and paid services. Once you complete the e-filing process, an acknowledgment form called ITR-V is generated. You need to print it, sign it and send it by ordinary or speed post to the Centralized Processing Center, Bengaluru within 120 days from the date of e-filing.
Why is IT Filing Mandatory in India
The central board of direct taxes has made e-filing of returns mandatory for individuals whose income exceeds the basic exemption limit (for individuals, it's Rs 2.5 lakh) and for companies and firms. Moreover, those who want to claim any refund of tax deducted at source have to file their returns online.
Non-resident Indians are also required to e-filing their returns. In addition to this, anyone who has a foreign bank account and who deposits monies above Rs 2.5 lakh in one or more current accounts maintained with banks, co-operative societies and financial institutions or incurs expenditure of more than Rs 2 lakh for travel to a foreign country or any other purpose will have to file an ITR.
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