Salaried income tax return filing
Your employer already deducted the tax. Filing is what claims it properly, keeps you on the ATL, and puts a reconciled wealth statement on record before FBR analytics ask for one.
You draw a salary, tax is deducted at source every month, and you want the return filed properly without spending a weekend inside IRIS.
What you get for Rs 3,500
- Salary income computed against the enacted slab rates for the tax year
- Tax deducted at source claimed in full against the liability
- Wealth statement prepared and reconciled to last year's closing position
- Bank profit, dividends and any second income head brought into the return
- Filed on IRIS with the acknowledgement sent to you
What we need from you
- Annual salary certificate from your employer
- Tax deduction certificate, if issued separately
- Bank statements for the tax year, all accounts
- Details of property, vehicles and investments held
- Any tax credits claimed — approved pension contributions, donations
How it runs
- 01Send your salary certificate
One WhatsApp message with the salary certificate starts it. We ask for the rest only if your case needs it.
- 02We compute and reconcile
Slab computation, withholding credits and the wealth statement reconciliation, done together.
- 03You see it before it is filed
The computation goes to you first. If a number looks wrong to you, it gets fixed before submission, not after.
- 04Filed and acknowledged
Submitted on IRIS on your authorisation, acknowledgement returned to you the same day.
Questions people actually ask
My employer already deducted my tax. Why file at all?
Deduction and filing are separate obligations. Salary tax deducted by an employer is not a final tax for most salaried people, so the return is what settles the actual position — and it is the only route to a refund where too much was deducted. Separately, filing is what keeps you on the Active Taxpayer List, which decides the withholding rate you pay on banking, property and vehicle transactions all year.
What happens if I miss the 30 September deadline?
A return filed after the due date is a late return. You stay off the ATL until the surcharge under section 182A is paid, and default surcharge and penalty exposure under section 182 begins to run. Filing late is still substantially better than not filing — the penalty is calculated on time elapsed.
What is a wealth statement and do I need one?
It is a statement of what you own and owe at year end, reconciled against the opening position through the year's income and expenditure. For resident individuals it is filed with the return, and the reconciliation is the part FBR analytics actually test — an asset appearing without a matching source of funds is the single most common trigger for a notice.
I have income from two employers. Does that change anything?
Yes, and it is a common source of underpayment. Each employer applies the slab rates as though it were your only income, so the combined salary lands in a higher bracket than either employer withheld for. The return brings both together and settles the difference.
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