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ITR 6 - Return Filing

 

ITR-6 Filing in India

For Companies Registered Under the Companies Act – Accurate, Audit-Ready Return Filing with SSA TAX Experts


What is ITR-6?

ITR-6 is the Income Tax Return form applicable to companies (except those claiming exemption under Section 11) under the Companies Act 2013 or 1956.

It is used by:

  • Private Limited Companies

  • Public Limited Companies

  • One Person Companies (OPCs)

  • Producer Companies

  • Companies earning from business/profession

Companies claiming exemption as charitable or religious trusts (under Section 11) must file ITR-7, not ITR-6.


Who Should File ITR-6?

You should file ITR-6 if you are a:

  • Private Limited Company

  • Public Limited Company

  • Indian Subsidiary of Foreign Company

  • One Person Company (OPC)

  • Producer Company

  • Section 8 Company (non-exempt)

Every company, other than those claiming exemptions under Section 11, must file ITR-6 electronically with a digital signature (DSC).


Who Cannot File ITR-6?

ITR-6 cannot be used by:

  • Charitable or religious trusts (Section 11 exemption) – use ITR-7

  • LLPs – use ITR-5

  • Individuals, HUFs, Firms, AOPs – use ITR-1 to ITR-5 accordingly


Documents Required for ITR-6 Filing

  • PAN of the company

  • Certificate of incorporation (CIN)

  • Audited financials (Balance Sheet, P&L, Schedules)

  • Audit Report under Section 44AB

  • Director details (DIN, PAN, shareholding)

  • Bank statements

  • TDS certificates (Form 16A, 27Q, 26Q)

  • Form 26AS & AIS

  • GST returns

  • Loan, investment & depreciation details

  • Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) of authorized signatory


Income Types Reported in ITR-6

Income SourceCovered in ITR-6
Business / Professional Income Yes
Capital Gains Yes
House Property Yes
Other Sources (Interest, Dividend) Yes
Foreign Assets / Income Yes
MAT / AMT Computation Yes
Exempt Income (Sec 10) Yes

Key Features of ITR-6

  • Detailed Schedule reporting (Depreciation, MAT, Dividends, etc.)

  • Mandatory audit report attachment (if applicable)

  • Filing through Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) only

  • Schedule BP, DPM, MAT, SH-1, SH-2, AL, etc. must be accurately filled

  • Sensitive reporting for shareholding, directorship, and foreign assets


Why File ITR-6 with SSA TAX?

Specialized team for company taxation & audits
Accurate computation of MAT, depreciation, and carry forward losses
Reconciliation of Form 26AS, AIS & GST
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End-to-end compliance & digital signature support
Refund tracking, tax planning, and scrutiny support

We handle complex company filings so you can focus on running your business.


Pricing Plans for ITR-6 Filing

PlanPrice ()Inclusions
Basic4,999For companies with turnover < 20 lakh
Standard8,999Includes audit report, GST + income tax sync
Premium14,999For companies with capital gains, MAT, or foreign transactions
Annual RetainershipOn RequestMonthly GST, TDS, ITR, ROC & Compliance

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FAQs – ITR-6 Filing

Q1. Is digital signature mandatory for ITR-6?
Yes, ITR-6 must be filed online using a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC).

Q2. Can a Section 8 company file ITR-6?
Yes, if it is not claiming exemption under Section 11.

Q3. We’re a private limited company with turnover of 90L. Do we need audit?
Yes, audit is required if turnover exceeds 1 crore (10 crore if 95% transactions are digital).

Q4. What if we miss the deadline?
Late filing may attract a penalty of 5,000–10,000 and loss of certain carry-forward benefits.