Which ITR should I use for an individual (59) with Salary, Dividend and other incomes. Total income above Rs,50 lakhs.
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This discussion clarifies which Income Tax Return (ITR) form an individual should use when their total income, including salary, dividends, and other sources like bank interest, exceeds Rs 50 lakhs. It explains that ITR 1 is not suitable for incomes over Rs 50 lakhs, and ITR 2 is the recommended form. Dividend and other income should be declared under the 'Income from other sources' section.
Assuming that you have income only from salary and dividends, you may continue to declare income in ITR-1. Disclosure may be made under head 'Salary” and “other sources”. Notably, TDS has not been deducted on dividends because the same is less than Rs 5,000. However, you have to disclose the dividend income in the ITR.
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