August 31 Deadline Shift

Who Must File By August

Tax Audit Thresholds Explained

F&O And Freelance Rules

Pick The Right ITR

F&O Turnover Calculation

Reconcile AIS And Records

 ITR 3 Vs ITR 4

Presumptive Tax Basics

Costly Filing Mistakes

Missing Deadline Consequences

Final Takeaways And Wrap

India’s tax calendar looks different this year. While most salaried taxpayers wrapped up their returns by July 31, taxpayers with certain business or professional income have until August 31. But who exactly qualifies? What happens if you earn a salary alongside income from F&O trading, consulting, freelancing or content creation? Which ITR should you file, and how is F&O turnover calculated? In this episode of The Morning Brief, ET Wealth’s Preeti K talks to with Aarti Raote, Partner, Deloitte about ITR-3 versus ITR-4, presumptive taxation, reconciling AIS and brokerage statements, and the expensive mistakes taxpayers should avoid before the deadline. Listen in.

<p>India&rsquo;s tax calendar looks different this year. While most salaried taxpayers wrapped up their returns by July 31, taxpayers with certain business or professional income have until August 31. But who exactly qualifies? What happens if you earn a salary alongside income from F&amp;O trading, consulting, freelancing or content creation? Which ITR should you file, and how is F&amp;O turnover calculated? In this episode of The Morning Brief, ET Wealth&rsquo;s Preeti K talks to with Aarti Raote, Partner, Deloitte about ITR-3 versus ITR-4, presumptive taxation, reconciling AIS and brokerage statements, and the expensive mistakes taxpayers should avoid before the deadline. Listen in.</p>

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Who Must File Their ITR by August 31?