✅ Who Should File ITR-4?
ITR-4 is meant for residents (other than not ordinarily resident) who have:
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Income from Business or Profession under the presumptive taxation scheme:
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Section 44AD – Small businesses (e.g., shopkeepers, traders).
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Section 44ADA – Professionals (e.g., doctors, lawyers, architects).
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Section 44AE – Transporters (owning up to 10 goods carriages).
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Total income up to ₹50 lakh (including presumptive income, salary/pension, house property, and other sources like interest).
❌ Who Should NOT Use ITR-4?
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Individuals with income exceeding ₹50 lakh.
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Those having foreign assets or foreign income.
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If you’re a Director in a company or have unlisted equity shares.
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If you’re claiming capital gains, or have income from more than one house property.
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If you’re not eligible for presumptive taxation.
📋 Key Sections in ITR-4
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Part A – General Information: Basic taxpayer details.
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Part B – Gross Total Income: Summary of income from various sources.
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Part C – Deductions and Total Taxable Income: Deductions under Chapter VI-A (e.g., 80C, 80D).
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Part D – Tax Computation and Tax Status
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Schedule BP: Details of presumptive business/professional income.
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Verification: Self-declaration and digital signature (if applicable).
🕒 Filing Due Date
🌐 How to File?
If you’re a small business owner or a professional with simple income streams and want to avoid maintaining detailed books of accounts, ITR-4 is likely the best and easiest form for you.
Please feel free to reach out to us if you need any assistance.