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When To Start With Income Tax Filing For The Current Financial Year?

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Filing your income tax returns (IT) is a crucial financial responsibility that every taxpayer must undertake. The IT filing process involves submitting a statement of all your earnings and the taxes paid on them during a given financial year.

This statement helps the government to determine the amount of tax that you owe or the refund that you may be entitled to. The IT filing process is mandatory and failure to comply with it can result in penalties and legal repercussions.

It is important to ensure that you complete your IT filing well before the deadline to avoid last-minute rush and errors. One of the main advantages of filing your IT returns before the deadline is that it gives you enough time to rectify any errors or discrepancies that may arise.

If you file your IT returns well in advance, you can take your time to review your returns and ensure that all the information provided is accurate and up-to-date. This also gives you enough time to seek professional help in case you need assistance with your filing process.

Additionally, filing your IT returns early helps to avoid penalties and interest charges that may be levied on late filings.

Filing your IT returns on time also ensures that you do not miss out on any tax benefits that you may be eligible for, such as deductions and exemptions.

Overall, filing your IT returns before the deadline is a responsible financial practice that helps you stay on top of your tax obligations and avoid unnecessary legal issues.

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