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Never miss a tax deadline again! . From filing ITR to advance tax payments, we’ve mapped out all the key dates you need to stay compliant and stress-free in 2025. #taxes #quicko #personalfinance #taxplanning #itr #taxcalendar
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Filing your taxes is way easier when everything’s in one place. Stay ahead this tax season with our handy document checklist. 📍 Save it so you’re not scrambling at the last minute, and share it with friends and family who might find it helpful. #itr #taxfiling
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The impact of a CA goes far beyond spreadsheets. They help individuals stay financially confident, guide businesses to make informed decisions, and keep the nation forward — one compliance at a time. Chartered Accountants don’t just work with numbers, they bring credibility and
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Follow @Quicko_official for more insights related to tax filing.
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Sold land or shares last year (in FY 2024-25)?. You could save 100% tax on those capital gains. Yes, even now. Read on. 🧵.
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⏳ If you haven’t made an investment yet, there’s still an option. You need to park your gains in a special account called Capital Gains Account Scheme (CGAS) before the ITR filing deadline, and you’ll still be eligible for exemption under Section 54F.
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If you use the full sale amount to buy or build a house, you get 100% exemption on your capital gains. And if you use only part of the sale amount, you can claim exemption proportionately. And rest of the capital gain gets taxed.
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Section 54F lets you skip paying tax on long-term capital gains from any asset (other than a residential property), if you re-invest the sale amount into a new house. To claim 54F, you must:.🔹 Buy a house within 1 year before or 2 years after the sale, OR.🔹Construct a house.
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Let’s say you’ve been investing in stocks for years, and recently booked profits. Or maybe you sold gold or a plot of land. Those are long-term capital gains, and they’re taxable. But if you’re buying a house, Section 54F can help you save big.
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Sold land or shares last year (in FY 2024-25)?. You could save 100% tax on those capital gains. Yes, even now. Read on. 🧵.
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The Income Tax Department is sending scrutiny notices to thousands of people under Section 143(2) for the assessment year 2024-25. Let’s understand what this is about and what to do if you receive one. 👇. Every year, a small percentage of taxpayers are flagged under.
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Whether you’re salaried, a freelancer, or a trader, we break it down in simple, clear terms. We cover everything including:.🔹 the latest deadlines.🔹 choosing the right ITR form based on your income sources.🔹 most common mistakes people make while filing.🔹 how to avoid income.
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The ITR filing season for AY 2025–26 is here. Not sure how to start?. We've answered the most common questions about ITR filing in our latest YouTube video.
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And if this was new to you, now’s a good time to go and talk to your HR. So you can get these benefits while filing taxes next year (AY 2026-27). Follow @Quicko_official for more insights related to tax filing.
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Most salaried employees are missing a simple way to save taxes. No extra investments. No risky deductions. Just smart structuring. Let’s break it down 🧵.
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As your net taxable salary comes below ₹7 lakh, you pay zero tax under the new regime. So, if your employer is maxing out these contributions, great job. You can claim these deductions in your ITR this year (AY 2025-26).
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So, if you max out EPF + NPS contributions, a gross salary of ₹8.9L becomes fully tax-free. Here’s how it would work (check the table).
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Under the new regime, your employer can contribute:.🔹 12% of basic to EPF, and.🔹 14% of basic towards NPS. Both of these are tax-deductible. With NPS, you don’t even need to match the contribution.
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Most people know that income up to ₹7 lakh is tax free under the new regime. If you’re salaried, add the ₹75k standard deduction — and that limit goes up to ₹7.75 lakh. But you can stretch it even further.
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Most salaried employees are missing a simple way to save taxes. No extra investments. No risky deductions. Just smart structuring. Let’s break it down 🧵.
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Follow @Quicko_official for latest updates related to tax filing.
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If you’ve traded or invested in crypto recently, you might’ve received an email from the Income Tax Department (ITD). You're not alone. Thousands of people are getting notices. Here’s what’s going on 🧵. #Crypto #IncomeTax.
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And if you’ve already filed everything correctly, great job. But you may still get picked for scrutiny if flagged as “high-risk.” So keep these docs handy:. 🔹 Crypto wallet statements.🔹 Trade ledgers from exchanges.🔹 TDS certificates (Form 16A) from exchanges.🔹 Computation.
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Even if you haven’t received a notice…. 🔹 Go back and review your ITR for FY 2022–23 & FY 2023–24.🔹 Check if Schedule VDA was filled correctly.🔹 If not → file ITR-U.
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