An employee has received salary from company located in Singapore in his Indian bank account. other than reporting under salary income, are there any annexures or forms to be submitted while filing ITR?
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If you've received salary from a company based outside India into your Indian bank account, and you're working from home in India, you can report this income under the 'salary' head in your Income Tax Return (ITR). No additional annexures or forms are typically required beyond the standard salary income reporting. This applies even if you receive payslips in foreign currency but the amount is credited in Indian Rupees, provided no Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) was made.
If you are appointed as employee of the company (and not under any business contract), then you can declare the income under salary head. No more forms needed to be filed.