You can easily file your income tax return through income tax e-filing portal, know step by step process

 


New Delhi, Business Desk.  The last date for filing income tax returns is approaching. You can file your income tax return by 31st December. If you have not filed your income tax return yet, you can file your income tax return online. You can file your income tax return by visiting the e-filing portal of the Income Tax Department. Giving information, the Income Tax Department has informed that, the Income Tax Department has informed that more than 1.76 crore taxpayers have filed their ITR for the financial year 2021-22 through the e-filing portal.

In a tweet about this, the Income Tax Department wrote that, "More than 1.76 crore taxpayers have filed their ITR for the financial year 2021-22 through the e-filing portal. You too should file your income tax return at the earliest through the e-filing portal. You can file your income tax return through the e-filing portal of Income Tax by following some very easy steps. Let us know about the step by step process of the whole process.

Step by step process to file ITR

To file your income tax return, first you have to visit the income tax e-filing portal incometax.gov.in. You have to click on the 'Login' button on the portal. After this step, you have to enter your 'username' and click on 'continue' and enter your password. After this, you have to click on the tab of 'e-file' and click on the option of 'File Income Tax Return'. Now you have to select the option of 'Assessment Year 2021-22' and click on the option of 'continue'. After this, the option of 'online' or 'offline' will appear in front of you. You have to proceed by clicking on the option of 'online'.

After this, you have to choose the option of 'individual' from the given options- individual, Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) or others. After this you have to click on the tab of 'Continue'. After this step, you have to select the ITR-1 or ITR-4 option and click on the 'Proceed' tab. Thereafter in the next step you will be asked the reason for filing your return above basic exemption limit or on account of seventh provision under section 139(1). You have to ensure that, you have selected the correct option while filing your ITR online.

After this you have to fill your bank details. After this a new page will open in front of you to file ITR. After this, you have to verify your ITR and send a hard copy of it to the Income Tax Department.

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