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Filling out IT Return Forms: A consolidated post

5 comments Written on June 14th, 2007 by
Categories: IncomeTax
This is a consolidation of all my posts about filling out IT return forms for income earned in 2006-07.
Download the ITR-1 Excel file here.
Note: the sheet is "protected" in Excel, so you can only select fields which I believe you should use to enter data. If you really need to change other cells, use Tools menu | Protection | Unprotect sheet and make your changes.
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5 comments “Filling out IT Return Forms: A consolidated post”

>Hi. Your blog is very informative. I was wondering whether you are planning on a similar post for ITR-2 as well. It would be very helpful to a lot of us.

Terra Firma
07.09.07 at 5:11 AM
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>Thanks Terra firma – I will try and do a post on ITR-2 soon. But there’s very little time and I may not be able to get it done in time…

Deepak Shenoy
07.09.07 at 9:20 AM
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>Hi deepak,
I am in confusion about income coming as interest. Is the income in the form of interest from bank(either from savings account or FD) is exempted for tax?

Ravi Sankar
07.12.07 at 7:51 AM
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>Just to clarify: All bank interest is taxable, be it savings account interest or FD interest.

Deepak Shenoy
07.12.07 at 10:42 AM
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>Just wanted to say thanks for your tax related posts. It was very informative.

Tarkeshwar
07.25.07 at 5:03 AM
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