Salaried Individuals - Pro Plan
Your Salary is Taxed – But Are You Saving the Maximum?
File Your ITR with Experts & Claim Every Possible Tax Benefit!
About this plan
This plan offers a hassle-free tax filing experience for salaried individuals, ensuring accurate and timely filing of income tax returns. Our expert team will review your documents and provide professional assistance to maximize tax savings and ensure compliance with the latest tax regulations. Whether you have a single or multiple Form 16, this plan is designed to cater to your specific needs
Why Choose This Plan?
Filing your Income Tax Return (ITR) isn’t just a legal requirement—it’s an opportunity to maximize savings, avoid penalties, and secure refunds.
- Zero Hassle – Our tax experts handle everything for you
- Maximize Tax Savings – Claim all applicable deductions (Section 80C, 80D, HRA, etc.)
- Error-Free Filing – Avoid costly mistakes and penalties
- Faster Refunds – Ensure you get what’s rightfully yours
- Dedicated Tax Expert Support – Get 1-on-1 guidance from our specialists
What’s Included in This Plan?
- Tax Filing for Salaried Individuals (Salary up to ₹50 Lakh)
- Multiple Form 16 Support (if applicable)
- Claiming Tax Deductions (80C, 80D, 80E, etc.)
- Declaration of Interest & Dividend Income
- Rental Income Filing (for a Single Property)
- Missed Tax-Saving Investments? We Help You Claim Them!
- Check Your Tax Due/Refund Status
- Dedicated Relationship Manager for End-to-End Support
Everything is 100% Online & Hassle-Free! No need to visit an office—simply upload your documents and let us handle the rest.
Who Should Buy
- Salaried Employees – Whether you have a single or multiple Form 16
- Individuals with Rental Income – If you own one rental property
- Employees with Salary Below ₹50 Lakh – If your income falls within this bracket
- Missed Declaring Investments? – We help you claim deductions & reduce tax liability
- Shareholder in Unlisted Company
If you want a stress-free tax filing experience, this plan is for you!
How It Works – Simple 3-Step Process
Estimated Completion: 3-5 Days
Documents Required for Tax Filing
- Form 16 (Part A, Part B & Annexure to Part B)
- Form 26AS (for AY 2024-25) if available
- Bank Statement (if interest earned > ₹10,000)
- March 2025 Payslip or Annual Tax Statement
- ID and Password of Income Tax
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is TDS in my salary slip?
TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is the amount deducted from your salary every month by your employer. It is directly paid to the Income Tax Department and reflected in Form 16.
What is Form 16?
It’s your salary TDS certificate, summarizing tax deductions.
- Part A: Employer & Employee details, PAN/TAN numbers, TDS deducted.
- Part B: Salary breakdown, deductions claimed, and tax payable.
What is Form 26AS?
It’s your tax passbook maintained by the Income Tax Department, showing:
✅ TDS deducted by employer & banks
✅ Advance taxes paid
✅ Refunds received
What is HRA & How Can It Save Tax?
HRA (House Rent Allowance) is a salary component that can reduce your taxable income. If you live in a rented house, you can claim HRA exemption under Section 10(13A).
Can you claim deductions not mentioned in Form 16 while filing your ITR?
Yes, you can! Form 16 is based on the details your employer considers while deducting TDS, but it does not limit your final tax filing.
When is the ITR filing deadline?
Deadline: 31st July 2025 (for FY 2024-25)
Can we change the tax regime from old to New at the time of filing return?
Yes, but you may face a late fee of up to ₹5,000. The last date for belated returns is 31st March 2026.
Do I need to attach documents when filing ITR?
No, but keep important documents like Form 16, TDS certificates, and investment proofs handy for verification.
Can I correct mistakes in my ITR?
Yes! You can file a revised return within one year of the assessment year or before the tax assessment is completed, whichever is earlier.
Can I file a return after the due date?
Yes! Salaried Individuals & Pensioners:
- You can switch between Old and New Tax Regime every year while filing your ITR.
- Even if your employer deducted TDS based on one regime, you can choose the other at the time of filing.
What happens if I don’t file my return?
Penalty Alert! A late filing fee of up to ₹5,000 applies, and you may also face:
❌ Loss of refunds you’re eligible for
❌ Carry forward of losses
❌ Interest on tax
❌ Legal notices from the Income Tax Department
Who is responsible for late filing penalties?
If you file after the deadline, you bear the full penalty cost. Wealthometry is not responsible for any late fees incurred due to delayed filing.