ITR 7 Return Filing in Karnataka

ITR 7 Form in Karnataka is filed by the Companies that earn income from properties that belong to charitable or religious purposes. So the properties that are held under trusts or other legal obligations in parts or on a whole come under this category. The taxpayers can file Form ITR 7 in Karnataka by furnishing a bar-coded form in a physical paperback form or using the digital signature certificate or even the submission of return verification through the ITR V Form.

Who is eligible to file Form ITR 7 in Karnataka?

ITR 7 in Karnataka can be filed by the following:

ITR 7 u/s 139 (4A) can be filed by individuals who have earned income from property that is used solely or partially by the charitable or religious trust. Such a property has to be held under a legal obligation or trust.

ITR 7 u/s 139 (4B) section is applicable for the political parties. Under Section 13 the political parties are exempted from filing the Income-tax returns but for that, the political party needs to file the annual return through Form ITR 7 in Karnataka.

ITR 7 u/s 139 (4C) can be filed by the following entities:

• Associations that conduct scientific research
• News Agency
• Association u/s 10(23A)
• Other enlisted institutes u/s 10(23B)

ITR 7 u/s 139 (4D) Schools, colleges, and institutions that are not covered under any section of the Income Tax Act are required to file ITR 7 in Karnataka under this regulation.

ITR 7 u/s 139 (4E) under this the Income-tax returns need to be filed by a business trust.

ITR 7 u/s 139 (4F) under this the income tax return filing of the income is done by an investment fund.

What important instructions are to be followed for filing Form ITR 7 in Karnataka?

The Income-tax department has outlined various methods through which the taxpayers can file their ITR 7 returns in Karnataka.

• All the details have to be file properly as they are indicated or else the return will be considered defective or invalid.
• The figures that are relevant to tax and the incomes have to round off to to the nearest multiple of ten rupees.
• The other figures should also be rounded off to the nearest rupee.
• The negative one rupee or the loss figure shall be written as " - " before such number unless provided otherwise.
• Nil to be written for figures with zero or nil value
• If there is any item that applies to the assessee then write "NA" Against it.