Documents Required for Filing Income Tax Returns

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Documents Required for Filing Income Tax Returns 


As per the Income tax  sources on Incomes Head 

A. Document for all
  • PAN Card
  • Addhar Card
  • Mobile 
  • Mail id      
  • Bank Details 

B. Income from Salary 
  • Form 16 / Salary Sleep 
  • Bank Pass book
  • Dedication details  -LIC , FD ,Medi Claimed ,PF , Mutual Fund ,rent Receipts, other allowances documents, etc.
  • loan Statement - home Loan ,Education Loan etc.
  • 26 AS (online)    

C. Income from House Property 
  •  Property (ownership)& rent agreement 
  • Rent receipts 
  • Municipal Tax copy
  • Loan statement 
  • Pan card of the tenant 

D. Income from Business (Proprietor)/small
  • Sales / Purchase bills
  • Expenses Details
  • Cash book
  • Other Income Details 
  • loan Statement if any
  • Fixed assets details
  • Debtors/Creditors details 
  • 26AS (online)
  • last Year records (if any)
E. Capital Gain  (Sales of Assets etc.)
  • Sales deed if any
  • TDS details
  • Sales receipts 
  • Agreement 
  • Stamp duty 
E. Other Sources of Income
  • Income Receipts
  • Bank Entry
  • TDS details 
  • Any other document received at the time of income received 

Note : the document requirement where change by the government notification and amendments etc.for that all the taxpayer should confirm it before.above mention all document are mostly asked; other extra my be asked as per required.  



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