FILE INCOME TAX RETURN 2009

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FILE INCOME TAX RETURN

Option 1. E-filing (any where in India) –

1. Only Salary &/or Interest income ITR-1 - click here

2. (a)Salary &/or(b) Interest income also Loss from House Property (interest claimed on housing loan) &/or (c) Capital Gain ITR-2 - click here

3. Income from Business or Profession i.e., if u have received form 16A &/or Salary &/or interest income &/or Loss from House Property (interest claimed on housing loan) &/or Capital Gain sheet ITR-4- click here

Non Resident Indian

Additional Info in addition to the above – click here

Option -2 Physical filing (only Delhi, Noida & Gurgaon residents)

1. ITR-1 > For Employees having only Salary &/or Interest income - click here

2. ITR-2 > For Employees having only Salary &/or Interest income also Loss from House Property (interest claimed on housing loan) &/or Capital Gain - click here

Please note - Additional Special fee of Rs.500/-(additional) to get the REFUND assured within 6-8 months or fee will be refunded

Long Awaited pending refunds- Please send the information as per the details required for refund available at http://taxkiller.in along with a cheque of Rs.500/- towards fee in favor of ‘P M Mittal”. Assurance to get the refund with in 3 months or the fee will be refunded. – click here

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