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Form ITR 1 Sahaj

Know all about Form ITR-1 (Sahaj) and check if you are eligible to file it.
You can also file ITR-1 easily using an online platform or
with assistance from a tax professional.

The Income Tax Department manages income tax collection as per defined slabs. In India, individuals earning up to ₹50 lakh must file Form ITR-1 Sahaj. The Income Tax Act, 1961 explains how to calculate taxable income for every taxpayer category. After calculation, taxpayers must file their income tax returns.

Who Can File Form ITR-1 Sahaj?

Individuals with income up to ₹50 lakh from the following sources are eligible to file ITR-1 Sahaj:

Note: Income from lottery, racehorses, or business/profession is not allowed under ITR-1 Sahaj.

Important Documents Required for Filing Form ITR-1 Sahaj
Step-by-Step Process for Filing Form ITR-1 Sahaj

Note: Any incorrect entry can result in errors. To ensure accuracy and ease, you may also opt for professional tax filing assistance.

Why Sperso Filings?

Sperso Filings has a team of experienced tax experts who handle the entire process smoothly and efficiently. From calculating taxes to error-free filing, our in-house chartered accountants and professionals ensure all your queries are resolved, making Form ITR-1 filing quick and hassle-free.

Recent Updates
Important Changes in ITR-1 Filing for AY 2025–26

FAQs on Filing ITR-1 Form

You can file ITR-1 online by logging into the Income Tax e-Filing portal, filling the required details, verifying the information, and submitting it directly. Alternatively, you can upload the XML file generated through the offline utility.

Yes, ITR-1 is an annexure-less form. No supporting documents, such as proof of income or deductions, need to be attached while filing.

Yes, salaried individuals earning up to ₹50 lakh annually can file ITR-1, provided they meet the other eligibility conditions.

Individuals with income from business or profession, capital gains, more than one house property, foreign assets, or those with TDS under Section 194N are not eligible to file ITR-1.