Tax Paying Confusion for Foreign Income

I have 2 sources of income.

Status: Indian citizen, staying in India. 

1. Income from my foreign company where I'm the director. (India has DTAA with them)

2. Income from a foreign company that paid me commissions for bringing them sales. 

I received the income in my savings account and haven't maintained any books of accounts.

In this case, which ITR should I file for minimal tax payment? 

Income bracket: 25-30 lakhs

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This discussion addresses tax confusion for an Indian citizen residing in India with two foreign income sources: director's fees from a foreign company and sales commissions. The individual received income directly into their savings account without maintaining books of accounts. The query seeks guidance on the appropriate Income Tax Return (ITR) form to minimise tax liability, given the income bracket of 25-30 lakhs and the existence of a Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA).

You should file ITR 3 where DTAA has been in force it will be calculated on the lower of tax rate after calculating total income
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