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Many individuals having investments in foreign shares, or having bank account in foreign country are required to report their foreign assets and incomes in their income tax return form. However, many people are struggling to report these incomes in their tax return form. Here is a step by step guide to report foreign incomes in ITR form.

ITR-4 Filing: For individuals and businesses with a specific income profile ITR-4 serves as the appropriate form.

Confused about which ITR form to use for filing taxes? ITR 1 is for residents with income from salaries and other sources, ITR 2 is for those without business income, and ITR 4 is for those using presumptive taxation

The ITR-2 form is typically applicable for individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) who have income from various sources, excluding business or profession

India Business News: ITR 2: If you have to file your Income Tax Return for AY 2023-24 online through the ITR 2 form then read this article to know what all you should keep

It is mandatory to disclose your foreign stocks, dividends received in the income tax returns

ITR-1, also known as Sahaj, is for Indian residents who earn an income up to Rs 50 lakh from salary, dividend and fixed deposit interest, and own one house.

As the last date to file your income tax return (ITR) looms closer, one should note that filing your Income Tax Return (ITR) using the wrong form can lead to various consequences. The Income Tax Department may reject your return, requiring you to refile with the correct form.

The deadline to file Income Tax Returns (ITR) for FY 2022-23 is 31st July 2023. Online filing for ITRs 1 and 4 has been enabled. Different ITR forms apply to individuals based on their income, with the basic exemption limit at ₹2.50 lakh for those below 60 years

ITR 2 is meant for both resident and non-resident individuals and HUFs who have specific types of income