How to File Return for Fin Year 10-11 as a prefessional cons

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Hi !!

My previous comapny got in Liquidation in April 2010. I got my Salary for April 10, May 10. In addition to this I also get 2 months advance salary as per agreement as company gave us very short notice.

In June 2010, I got another job in a new company. Because company registration process was going on and it will continue till March 2011, company made a Professioanal agreement between me and their agent in Mumbai. Based on this agreement, I am considered as an Professional consultant and for which there is a Professional fees I will charge to agent. This agreement is from June 2010 to March 2011. When I receievd payment fro this agent, they deduct 10.3% TDS on my fees and they will issue Form 16A at the end of fin. year.

Total amount I will received from my old company will be 2,50,000 and professional Fees after TDS from agent will be 8,51,000 by 31st March 2011. My questions are as below.

1> How I should filte IT return for 10-11.

2> How I can save my tax ?

3> Which are excemptions I can show to reduce my taxable income and file return for max refund on TDS deducted.

4> Where supporting required ? e.g Rent Receipt, Petrol Allow, Travel Allow and other exp like purchase of Comp etc..

Pls. note, From April, 2011, I will work as an employees of new company. This agreement was only for 1 year and I didn't register myself / my company with any govt dept for current year.

Pls. ans my above questions.

Thanks You and Regards,

Aniruddh Patel

ani.patel27681 @ gmail.com

Replies (2)

 

add income recd from both employer and than calculate your tax liability minus tds deducted or any advance tax paid = net tax liability.

You can invest 1Lakh u/s 80C and 20,000/- U/s 80CCF,  15,000U/s80D

No supporting require to file return but rent recipt require if you are taking HRA more than 2500/-

You should file ITR - 4 as you will be earing two kinds of income viz. salary & professional fees and you will get two TDS Certificates, one for salary and for professional fees. You can invest income in purchasing immovable property like flat, you can invest in insurance , mediclaim, you can give donation. You can pay fees for your children, if any to reduce your tax liability.


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