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The ITR 5 Form is a specific Income Tax Return (ITR) form in India designed for legal entities that do not have a corporate structure. This form is mandatory for a range of taxpayers, including firms, Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs), Association of Persons (AOPs), and Body of Individuals (BOIs). It is a crucial document for these entities to report their income and tax liabilities to the Indian Income Tax Department.
At FileMyFirm, we are your trusted partner for a seamless and efficient ITR 5 filing experience. Our service is tailored to meet the specific needs of these entities, providing a user-friendly platform and expert assistance to ensure your ITR 5 income tax filing is accurate and hassle-free.
Who is Eligible to File ITR 5?
The ITR 5 form is applicable to the following entities:
- Partnership Firms and LLPs (Limited Liability Partnerships)
- AOPs (Association of Persons) and BOIs (Body of Individuals)
- Cooperative Societies
- Local Authorities
- Estates of deceased individuals
- Estates of insolvent individuals
- Business Trusts and Investment Funds
- Artificial Juridical Persons
It’s important to note that individuals, Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs), and companies cannot use this form.
ITR 5 Due Dates
The ITR 5 due date depends on the specific circumstances of the taxpayer:
- Non-Audited Cases: The due date is typically July 31st of the assessment year.
- Audited Cases: If the taxpayer’s accounts are required to be audited under the Income Tax Act, the due date is typically October 31st of the assessment year.
- Transfer Pricing Cases: For taxpayers required to furnish a report in Form No. 3CEB, the due date is typically November 30th of the assessment year.
Structure of the ITR 5 Form
The ITR 5 income tax form is comprehensive and structured into several parts and schedules for detailed reporting:
- Part A: General Information: Captures essential details like the entity’s name, PAN, address, and contact information.
- Balance Sheet, Trading, and Profit & Loss Accounts: Specific sections (Part A-BS, A-Trading, A-P&L) are dedicated to the entity’s financial statements.
- Part B: Computation of Total Income and Tax: This is a key section where the total income and tax liability are calculated based on the details provided in the schedules.
- Schedules: The form includes numerous schedules to report detailed information on various income sources, deductions, depreciation, and other financial details relevant to the entity’s tax obligations.
No documents are required to be attached to the ITR 5 form during the submission process.
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- Expert Guidance: Our team of tax professionals provides expert guidance throughout the filing process, ensuring accuracy and full compliance with tax regulations.
- Deduction Optimization: We help you identify all applicable deductions and tax benefits to optimize your tax liability.
- Accurate Filing: Our meticulous review process guarantees your ITR 5 form is error-free before submission, minimizing the risk of tax notices.
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- Timely Filing: We provide timely reminders for all crucial tax deadlines, ensuring your return is filed promptly.
Let FileMyFirm assist you with your ITR 5 income tax filing, allowing you to focus on your business and financial well-being. Contact us today for expert assistance in meeting your tax obligations and ensuring a smooth filing experience.
Frequestly asked questions ( FAQ )
The ITR-5 form is the Income Tax Return form specifically designed for non-corporate legal entities that are not required to file ITR-6 (for companies). It is mandatory for entities such as:
Partnership Firms and Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs).
Association of Persons (AOPs) and Body of Individuals (BOIs).
Cooperative Societies.
Local Authorities.
Estates of deceased or insolvent individuals.
Business Trusts and Investment Funds.
Artificial Juridical Persons.
ITR-5 cannot be used by entities that have a dedicated ITR form for their category:
Individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) (must use ITR-1, ITR-2, ITR-3, or ITR-4).
Companies (must use ITR-6).
Entities claiming exemption under specific sections of the Income Tax Act (like Charitable Trusts, Political Parties, etc., who must use ITR-7).
The due date for filing ITR-5 depends on whether the entity’s accounts are subject to an audit:
Non-Audited Cases: The due date is typically July 31st of the assessment year.
Audited Cases: If the entity’s accounts are required to be audited, the due date is typically October 31st of the assessment year.
Transfer Pricing Cases: If the entity is required to furnish a report in Form No. 3CEB (related to transfer pricing), the due date is typically November 30th of the assessment year.
The ITR-5 is a comprehensive form and requires detailed financial reporting, including:
Part A: General Information: Essential entity details (Name, PAN, Address).
Financial Statements: Specific sections (Part A-BS, A-Trading, and A-P&L) are dedicated to reporting the entity’s Balance Sheet and Trading/Profit & Loss Account.
Part B: Computation: Calculation of the Total Income and Tax Liability.
Schedules: Numerous schedules must be completed to provide detailed breakdowns of income sources, deductions, depreciation, and other relevant financial details.
No, the ITR-5 form is “attachment-less.” You are not required to attach any documents (like Balance Sheets, P&L statements, or audit reports) to the form when submitting it to the Income Tax Department. However, all underlying financial documents and accounts must be maintained by the entity to support the details and computations reported in the ITR-5.