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Form ITR-3

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.

What is the ITR 3 Form?

The ITR 3 Form is meant for individuals who run sole proprietorship businesses. It helps report income and calculate tax liability. This form must be filed yearly and submitted to the Income Tax Department before the due date.

Who is Eligible to File ITR 3 Form?

Individuals or Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) earning income from business, profession, capital gains, or interest (other than salary, pension, or property) must file ITR 3. First-time filers also need to provide PAN details and a bank account for refunds, if applicable.

When is the ITR 3 Form Due?

ITR 3 must be filed by 31st July every year by individuals who are self-employed or run a business.

Penalties for Late Filing of ITR 3

Filing after the deadline can lead to penalties. A fee of ₹5,000 applies if delayed by over a month, and ₹10,000 if delayed beyond six months.

How to File the ITR 3 Form

The ITR 3 form is used by individuals who are self-employed or running a business.

Documents Required:
Sections in the ITR 3 Form:
Structure of the ITR 3 Form for Assessment Year 2022–2023

The ITR 3 Form is for individuals classified as ‘residents and ordinary residents’ for AY 2022–23, who earn income from sources other than salary, pension, or family income.

It can be downloaded from the Income Tax Department’s website and consists of 7 key schedules:

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FAQs on Form ITR-3

Individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) who have income from business or profession need to file ITR 3. This includes freelancers, sole proprietors, and partners in firms.

A salaried person needs to file ITR 3 only if they also have income from business or profession along with their salary. Otherwise, they can file ITR 1 or ITR 2 depending on their income sources.

Individuals whose total income comes only from salary, house property, capital gains, or other sources (without business/professional income) cannot file ITR 3. They should opt for ITR 1 or ITR 2 instead.

Yes, if you have business or professional income, filing ITR 3 is mandatory, even if your income is below the taxable limit.

ITR 3 is for individuals/HUFs earning income from business or profession who maintain regular books of accounts. ITR 4 is for those opting for the presumptive taxation scheme under Sections 44AD, 44ADA, or 44AE and not maintaining detailed books.