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Shiv Shankar Kanaujiya

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@shivprime94 · India

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Forward Deployed Farmer @Netwon-School | IIT KGP'25

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DomainBusiness, Fi...Indian Income Tax .. (45%)Tax Regime Compari.. (25%)TDS & Income Recon.. (20%)Capital Gains & VD.. (10%)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Shiv Shankar Kanaujiya

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What tasks can I accomplish with the itr-india skill?

You can prepare and e-file ITR-1/2/3/4 on eportal.incometax.gov.in: gather and reconcile income documents, compare old versus new regimes, choose the correct form, compute tax, fill portal schedules, fix validation defects, and complete payment and e-verification.

Who is the itr-india skill designed for?

It targets resident Indian individuals filing personal income tax, including salaried employees with job changes, presumptive-income professionals under 44ADA/44AD, and investors with capital gains or crypto/VDA. Non-resident/RNOR returns, GST, TDS returns, and company filings are out of scope.

Which deductions and tax provisions does itr-india cover?

It covers 80C, 80D, HRA, home-loan interest, NPS, and 80G deductions, regime selection under 115BAC with Form 10-IEA, presumptive taxation under 44AD/44ADA, advance tax and interest under 234B/234C, and crypto taxation under 115BBH/194S.

What documents do I need before using itr-india?

You need Form 16 from employers, Form 26AS, the Annual Information Statement (AIS), and records of capital gains on shares, mutual funds, property, or crypto. The skill reconciles these sources before computing tax and filling the e-filing portal schedules.

Does itr-india handle taxes outside India or business returns?

No. It is strictly limited to India personal income tax for resident individuals. It does not cover US/UK or other-country tax, GST, TDS returns such as 24Q/26Q, or company returns, and non-resident or RNOR filings are explicitly out of scope.