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The filing of Income Tax returns is a mandatory duty along with the payment of Income Tax to the Government of India . As the season closes by (last date of filing return - 5th August for 2014), many new tax-payers are in qualms as to how to go with the procedure as well as do away with the seemingly complicated mechanism behind it .Following are some of the pointers , which I acquired through self-learning (all are written considering the tax procedures for an Individual, and not Companies or other organizations).  Here goes  :1) Firstly , it is important to understand that Income Tax return is a document which is filed by you stating your Total Income in a Financial Year through various sources of income i.e Salary , business, house property, etc . (Financial Year is the year of your income , and Assessment Year is the year next to it in which the tax is due . Eg - Financial Year 2013-14, Assessment Year 2014-15)It also states the Taxable income on that salary and the Total tax payable with surcharges and Education Cess . The Taxable income has an exemption of upto 2 lakh rupees(For an individual, and not a senior citizen) for this assessment year , and 2.5 lakhs for the next (As per the new budget) . You also get tax exemptions on various other investments/allowances such as HRA , Fixed Deposits , Insurance Policies , Provident Funds , Children's Education , etc under various clauses of Section 80.People should know that return is filed to intimate the Government of your tax statements and it should not be confused with the Tax-refund one gets if there is a surplus tax paid by you to the Government . Return is not Refund .2) Government of India collects Income Tax through three modes :a) TDS - Tax Deduction at Source . TDS is the system in which any corporation/business as an Employer is supposed to deduct the Income tax of an Employee from his/her salary at source and submit it to the GOI before the end of Financial Year . The tax is deducted regularly from the employee's salary in certain percentage so as to overcome the liability of Total Tax to be paid by the employer for the Financial Year.The Employer issues a TDS Certificate in the form of Form 16 or Form 16A to the Employee which would be used to claim the TDS by the employee while filing his/her return . Form 16 is the certificate issued for the tax deducted under the head Salaries . Form 16A is issued for tax deducted for income through other sources such as interests on securities,dividends,winnings,etc.If the employee has some extra income through other sources , he/she should intimate the Employer about it before so as to include it for TDS . The total tax paid by you through TDS is also available online on the TRACES portal which is linked to your Bank Account and PAN No. for your convenience . You can also generate and validate your Form 16 / 16A from the website to file your return online .b) Advance Tax and Self Assessment Tax .Advance Tax may also be called 'Pay as you earn' Tax . In India one has to estimate his income during the financial year.If your projected tax liability of the current Financial year is more than Rs 10000, you are supposed to pay Advance tax !This has to be paid in three instalments. 30 % by 15th Sept,60% minus first instalment by 15th Dec and 100% minus 2nd instalment by 15th March.For individuals who are earning only through salaries , the Advance Tax is taken care of through TDS by the employers and there is hardly any Advance Tax to be paid . But for individuals who have other sources of income , they have to pay Advance Tax .If one forgets to pay he is liable to pay interest @ 1% p.m.Self-Assessment Tax - While filing your Return of Income, one does a computation of income and taxes to be filled in the Return. On computation, sometimes it is noted that the Taxes paid either as Advance Tax or by way of TDS fall short of the Actual Tax Payable . The shortfall so determined is called the Self Assessment Tax which is payable before filing the Return of Income. c) TCS - Tax Collection at Source .Tax Collected at Source (TCS) is income tax collected by a Seller from a Payer on sale of certain items. The seller has to collect tax at specified rates from the payer who has purchased these items :    Alcoholic liquor for human consumption    Tendu leaves    Timber obtained under a forest lease    Timber obtained by any mode other than under a forest lease    Any other forest produce not being timber or tendu leaves    Scrap    Minerals being coal or lignite or iron ore    Scrap BatteriesSalaried Individuals are not concerned with TCS .3) Online Procedure for Filing your Return , Payment of Tax , and viewing/generating your TDS certificate .  a) Filing Income Tax Return :The procedure is as simple as it gets . You have to go to the E-filing homepage of the GOI , i.e https://incometaxindiaefiling.go... and login to your account . If you don't have an account yet , you can create it through the 'Register Yourself' link above it . All you need is a PAN No. (obviously) . After logging in , you have to go to the E-file tab and select the 'Prepare and Submit online ITR' option . Alternatively , you can select the 'Upload Return' option to upload your return through an XML file downloaded from the 'Downloads' tab and filled offline by you .You have to enter your PAN No, select ITR Form name 'ITR1' (Form ITR1 is for salaried individuals, income from house property and other income) , select Assessment year and submit .Now all you have to do is fill the form with the tabs Personal Information , Income Details , Tax Details , Tax Paid and Verification and 80G to complete your Return and submit it to the Income Tax Department .The 'Income Details' tab asks for your Total Income through various sources , and Tax exemptions claimed by you under various clauses of Section 80 . It also computes the Income tax liability of yours for that Financial Year . The 'Tax details' tab asks for the TAN (Tax Deduction Account Number) and Details of Form 16/16A issued by the employer/generated by you for TDS . It also asks for Advance Tax / Self Assessment Tax, if paid and the Challan no. of the payment receipt .The 'Tax Paid and Verification' Tab asks for your Bank Account Number and IFSC code . If there is a surplus tax paid by you in the form of TDS/Advance Tax , you will get its refund with interest in a 4 months period by the Income Tax Department . After submitting the Return , you get a link on your registered E-mail id . This link provides you the ITR-V document (an acknowledgement slip) which you have to download , print , put your signature , and send it to the Bangalore division of the Income Tax Department for completion of your Return Filing . The address is mentioned in the document . Alternatively , you can evade the ITR-V process and opt to digitally sign in the beginning of E-filing , but the process requires you to spend money and is to be renewed every year .b) Payment of Tax - You can pay the TDS (Not required for an individual, it is to be paid by the employer) , Advance Tax or Self Assessment Tax through the portal of Tax Information Network , i.e e-TAX Payment System After filling the required form (ITNS 280 for Income Tax) , you pay the tax through your Bank Account , and get a Challan receipt which will be used during filing your return .c) View/ Generate TDS Certificate online .You can do it by logging on to the TRACES portal of the Tax Deduction System , i.e , Page on tdscpc.gov.in You will have to register yourself before logging in through your PAN no.You can view the details of your TDS deducted by the Employer via From 26AS on the portal .Also , you can generate your TDS Certificate in the form of Form 16/16A by entering the TAN No. of your Employer .

I’m not a lawyer, but I’d say you don’t have to pay. The law, as I know it, requires former employers to confirm your dates of employment and title. If your former employer demands you pay a fee for this, ask for the demand in writing (say you need it for financial records), then send a copy of that demand to the company you applied to, and your state’s Office of the Attorney General or Labor Department. The demand on email would also work, as would a voicemail you can attach to an email.

Read Understanding an 83(b) Election to learn how to complete an 83(b) election, but from the way you phrased the question, I am not sure you understand what exactly an 83(b) election accomplishes.If a third party invests in your business, that is not necessarily a taxable transaction to you, unless you are personally selling the shares yourself rather than issuing new shares.  If you are selling shares, an 83(b) election would not apply.If you are receiving "founder's shares" in the business and those shares are subject to some type of restrictions on your ability to sell them, then 83(b) very well may be appropriate, but it does not mean you will avoid the taxes.  In fact you will actually accelerate your recognition of ordinary income for the current value of the shares you receive and owe tax on that income.  With an 83(b) election, you pay the tax now to avoid paying more tax in the future (assuming the value of the stock increases) when the stock vests or the restrictions expire.  After making an 83(b) election you pay capital gains tax on future increases in value rather than ordinary income tax and you only pay the capital gains tax when you sell the shares that were subject to the election.There are pros and cons to an 83(b) election and I would strongly suggest that you seek advice from tax professional before you decide how to proceed.

Yes Yes.. I have been waiting to answer this question for quite long..So, this happened recently when I applied for an SBI Card and now I regret doing so. So, while applying for it, I had checked an option that said that “Whether I should be notified for Card Protection Plan” and I ticked it as Yes.Fortunately, my card got approved and then the torture began. I get a call from this gentleman (even before I received my card), that he is calling me from such and such Card Protection Plan and he started explaining me the features on it. He did not even wait for me to give a reply and he kept on speaking. And then, he came down to payment, asking me whether I would like to get it charged as a whole or as an emi. At that particular time, I asked him to send me a mail on all the features as I needed time to think. He insisted on me getting my card charged to which I refused stating that I would require a mail before I would agree to their terms and conditions. The gentleman abruptly disconnected the call without any courtesy.I thought this was over but I was wrong. I received another call the next day and I gave a similar reply and again this gentleman disconnected the call abruptly. I had to go on an international trip the next day but the calls just did not seemed to stop. I used to get calls every morning at 6 AM in Greece which is around 9:30 AM in India for my entire 10 Days of Travel When I complained the same on their Facebook Page since I did not want to make an international call, this is the reply I received.A bunch of Automated Replies. Needless to say, the day I landed in India, I made sure to blast them on the way they behave with people.It was later that I discovered, that these people sell your personal details to other fraud companies and I have been receiving varied calls such as My Card is being upgraded or my card has been blocked. One gentleman even went ahead in responding when I asked him an email regarding to the issue, that I will receive my mail....Wait for it....Via Bluetooth

The most common documentation for proof of income includes: Pay stub. Bank Statements (personal & business) Copy of last year's federal tax return. Wages and tax statement (W-2 and/ or 1099)

Proof of income is a document or set of documents that someone, like a lender or landlord, requests to verify your income and determine your ability to pay. Some may ask for some form of a proof of income letter.

Begin by listing your contact information at the top of the page. ... Explain the purpose of the letter in a few words. ... Begin the actual letter with a polite greeting followed by the proper name of the recipient. ... Introduce yourself and explain why you are submitting the income verification letter.

Pay Stubs. Pay stubs show an applicant's full name, employer's name, and contact information. ... Tax Returns. ... Bank Statements. ... Letter From Employer. ... Profit & Loss Statements. ... Social Security Benefits Statements. ... Court-ordered Agreement.

What is considered verifiable income? Megan Gaunt. In order to process your application, we need to verify that you have a source of income that will enable you to make consistent monthly payments. Verifiable income for current employees/internship include: Direct deposit.