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Check Your Tax Credits Online

Posted in Education, Finance, Income Tax, India.

Just out of curiosity and to learn more, for past few years, I have been calculating tax, making whatever extra payment other than TDS online, filling return forms and submitting tax return myself. I am always excited to try new ways government implements.

I registered myself 3 years back to view tax credits paid by my employer as TDS. You can also register here : Check you tax credits. You can also download Form 26 AS here and see how much tax has been deposited on your name from your employer or any other firm.

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  1. SEEMA says

    I am in govt service. issued form-16 from my office – NIL tax payable. i have taken houseloan from office as well as from SBI. i m residing in the flat for which i have taken loan. so i think i should have to fill up ITR-1 FORM. AM I right or not…please reply at my ID as i dont know much about net.

    • Pankaj Batra says

      @Seema,
      You need to fill ITR 2 form If you have taken house loan benefit in income tax deductions.
      If you have not taken house loan benefit then you can fill ITR-1 also.

  2. vineeth says

    I am in pvt service employee . i m residing in the rented home so i think i should have to fill up ITR-4 FORM. AM I right or not…please reply at my ID as i dont know much about net. vince607@yahoo.in

    • Pankaj Batra says

      @Vineeth
      If your income is only from salary and/or bank interests, then you have to fill ITR1.

  3. meena ray says

    which site is shd go to get my refund back?
    already filed a return , but not received refunds

  4. meena ray says

    wht is the exemtion limit on tax saving mutual funds?

    • Pankaj Batra says

      @Meena
      Only investment upto Rs 1 Lakh in ELSS (equity linked saving scheme) mutual fund will be non taxable as per current income tax law.







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