12 Changes in ITR-6 Form for AY 2024-25



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The Income-tax Department has introduced 12 significant changes to the ITR-6 form for the Assessment Year 2024-25. These updates include new requirements for disclosing Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) details for large refunds, a new schedule for tax on accreted income for certain funds, and enhanced reporting for donations to political parties and eligible start-ups. Companies will also need to provide more information regarding offshore banking units, MSME payments beyond the due date, and winnings from online games.

CBDT has notified Income-tax Return Form 6 for the Assessment Year 2024-25, vide Notification No. 16/2024, dated 24-01-2024.

Changes made have been explained below

1. Details of Legal Entity Identifier (LEI): The company is required to furnish the LEI details if it is seeking a refund of Rs. 50 crores or more.

2. New Schedule 115TD: Any fund or institution approved under Section 10(23C) or registered under Section 12AB is liable to pay additional income tax on the accreted income, arising on conversion into a non-charitable form.

ITR-6 Changes AY 2024-25: Key Updates Explained

3. CGAS: Schedule-Schedule CG has been modified to gather more information pertaining to sums deposited in the Capital Gains Accounts scheme (CGAS).

4. Disclosure of donation to political parties (Sec 80GGC): Disclosure of additional information has to be made, beyond just the amount eligible for deduction U/S 80GGC, such as contribution amount, transaction number, IFSC code, etc.

5. Disclosure for eligible start ups: New Schedule seeks details with respect to the deductions claimed by companies under Section 80-IAC such as date of incorporation, nature of business, certificate number from Inter Ministerial board of certification, first year of deduction, amount of deduction in CY.

6. Offshore banking unit or IFSC: Additional disclosures have to be made in respect of the same.

7. MSME disallowance: A new column is inserted under Part A-OI (Other Information) to disclose the sum payable to Micro or small enterprises beyond the specified time limit per the MSMED Act.

8. Online games: Schedule OS has been amended to disclose income by way of winning from online games chargeable under Section 115BBJ.

 

9. Due date of filing ITR: The taxpayer is required to select the applicable due date for filing the return from the provided dropdown options.

10. UDIN: Companies are now required to furnish the acknowledgement number of the audit report and the UDIN.

11. MSME registration number: The company is required to provide the registration number allotted as per the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006.

 

12. Reason for tax audit under Section 44AB: New ITR-6 seeks reasons for tax audit under Section 44AB.

Disclaimer: We request readers to seek professional advice before arriving at any decision/conclusion after reading. We are not responsible for any loss arising to anyone after referring and relying on this article. Above views are based on our understanding of the provisions and amendments

The author can also be reached at office.bhavikco@gmail.com

FAQ :

The ITR-6 form is specifically for companies to file their income tax returns.

The changes were notified by the CBDT via Notification No. 16/2024, dated 24-01-2024.

A company is required to furnish its LEI details if it is seeking a refund of Rs. 50 crores or more.

A new column has been added to disclose sums payable to Micro or Small Enterprises beyond the specified time limit as per the MSMED Act.

Beyond the deductible amount, companies must disclose the contribution amount, transaction number, and IFSC code for donations under Section 80GGC.

Yes, Schedule OS has been amended to require disclosure of income by way of winning from online games chargeable under Section 115BBJ.


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Greetings to Everyone, I am Bhavik Hansa Prakash Chudasama, a Practicing Chartered Accountant based in Thane, Maharashtra, and the proprietor ofBhavik Chudasama Co., Chartered Accountants. With over a decade of experience in the industry since 2009, I specialize in the following areas: Taxation: VAT, Income Tax Re ... Read more

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