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ITR for Company

All companies registered in India, including private limited, public limited, and OPCs, are mandatorily required to file Income Tax Returns annually, regardless of profit or loss. Companies must file ITR-6 (except those claiming exemption under Section 11, who file ITR-7).

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Applicable ITR Forms

ITR-6

For all Companies (Private Limited, Public Limited, One Person Companies)excluding those claiming an exemption under Section 11 of the Income Tax Act (Charitable/Religious organizations).

ITR-4 Sugam

Income from business or profession, turnover upto 2 crores having presumptive income under Section 44AD/44ADA/44AE

Documents Required

To file Income Tax Return efficiently, please gather these documents handy for speedy filing process:

Form 26AS (Tax Credit Statement)

Must reconcile with TDS deducted, TCS collected, and advance/self-assessment tax paid

Books of Accounts

Maintain updated financial statements for accurate data entry

Bank Account Details

Required for refund and verification purposes

Tax Audit Report

Required if turnover exceeds audit threshold under section 44AB

Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)

Mandatory for companies filing ITR-6 electronically

PAN of the Company

Mandatory for ITR filing

Financial Statements:  Balance Sheet, Profit & Loss Account, and related notes.

Director Details & Shareholding : Required for disclosures in ITR .

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ITR for Companies

ITR-6 – Company Income Tax Filing

Filing ITR-6 is a statutory obligation for most companies in India under the Income Tax Act, 1961. It ensures legal compliance and reflects responsible corporate governance.

At Bharat e-Filing, we streamline the return filing process with expert support for accurate and timely ITR-6 submission.

Applicability of ITR-6

Criteria
Details
Applicable Law
Income Tax Act, 1961
Applicable to
Companies registered under the Companies Act, 2013 or 1956
Not Applicable if
Company claims exemption under Section 11 (charitable/religious purposes)
Alternate Form for Exempt Companies
ITR-7

Eligible Entities for ITR-6

Entity Type
Condition
Private Limited Companies
Not registered as charitable/religious institution
Public Limited Companies
As per Companies Act and not claiming Section 11 exemption
One Person Companies (OPC)
Must be non-charitable/non-religious entities

Entities Not Permitted to File ITR-6

Not Eligible Entity Type
Alternative Form/Reason
Individual Taxpayers
File ITR-1, ITR-2, or ITR-3 based on income type
Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs)
File ITR-2 or applicable form
Firms (including LLPs)
Required to file ITR-5
Association of Persons (AOPs)
Required to file ITR-5
Body of Individuals (BOIs)
Required to file ITR-5
Local Authorities
Cannot file ITR-6
Artificial Juridical Persons
Cannot file ITR-6
Companies under Section 11 Exempt
Must file ITR-7 for charitable/religious institutions

Why Timely Filing of ITR-6 Matters

Filing your ITR-6 return on or before the due date isn’t just a compliance formality—it brings major advantages to your business:

Benefit
Explanation
Carry Forward of Business Losses
Filing before the due date allows companies to carry forward losses for up to 8 years under Section 72—useful for future tax savings.
Avoid Penalties & Interest
Delay in filing can attract penalties under Section 234F and interest under Sections 234A, 234B, and 234C. Timely filing keeps these at bay.
Minimizes Scrutiny Risks
On-time returns signal transparency and reduce the chances of audit or scrutiny by tax officials.
Faster Tax Refunds
Returns filed on time are processed earlier, leading to quicker refunds from the IT department.
Improved Creditworthiness
Timely tax filing boosts your profile for bank loans, credit facilities, and investor due diligence.
Essential for Closure
In case your company is to be shut down, past compliance—including tax filings—ensures a smooth exit process.

ITR-6 Filing Due Dates & Penalties for AY 2025–26

Filing Scenario
Due Date
Penalty for Late Filing
Company not claiming exemption under Section 11 and not involved in transfer pricing
31st October 2025
₹5,000 to ₹10,000 under Section 234F depending on delay and income level
Company involved in international/specified domestic transactions (Form 3CEB required)
30th November 2025
₹5,000 to ₹10,000 under Section 234F; possible interest under Sections 234A, 234B, 234C

Why Choose Bharat e-Filing for ITR-6 Filing?

Choosing the right partner for your company’s income tax filing ensures accuracy, compliance, and peace of mind. Here’s why Bharat e-Filing is the trusted choice for ITR-6 :

Reason
Why It Matters
Expert CA Assistance
Our tax professionals ensure accurate ITR-6 filing as per latest tax laws.
Timely Submission
We help you meet deadlines, avoiding penalties and interest charges.
Thorough Review
Every return is carefully checked before submission to minimize chances of error.
Data Security
Your company’s financial data is protected with high-level encryption protocols.
Customized Tax Planning
We offer tax optimization strategies tailored to your business structure.
Ongoing Support
Post-filing, our team is available for queries, updates, or future compliance.

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Customer Reviews For ITR for Company

Ankit Sharma CEO of BrightTech Solutions

Bharat e-Filing has helped our company streamline tax filing and compliance. Their accounting services are reliable and have made our financial processes more efficient. Overall, we’re satisfied with the professionalism and timely support from their team.

Mohit Singh CEO of Innovexa Labs

Working with Bharat e-Filing has made managing compliance less of a headache. Their team is knowledgeable and always available for questions. While some processes took a bit of time, their overall service quality has been great and has made a positive impact on our business.

Rohit Kumar CEO of Vantage AI

Bharat e-Filing’s services have been helpful in keeping our business compliant and on track with accounting and reporting. They are generally accurate and responsive, and the team’s guidance has made financial management easier for us.

FAQs for ITR-6 Income Tax Return Filing – ITR for Companies

This section answers common questions related to ITR-6 filing, including who needs to file, due dates, penalties for late filing, required documents, and applicability for private limited and startup companies.

Answer: ITR-6 is a tax return form for companies registered under the Companies Act, 2013 or 1956, except those claiming an exemption under Section 11 of the Income Tax Act. It is mandatory for companies to file ITR-6 annually.

Answer: For companies not involved in transfer pricing, the due date is 31st October 2025. If transfer pricing is involved, the due date extends to 30th November 2025.

Answer: Yes, private limited companies are required to file ITR-6 if they are not exempt under Section 11 and fall under the corporate category.

Answer: No, ITR-6 does not require any physical documents to be attached. However, companies must reconcile taxes deducted or paid on their behalf through their Tax Credit Statement (Form 26AS).

Answer: Late filing incurs a penalty under Section 234F, ranging from ₹5,000 to ₹10,000, depending on the delay and income level. Additional interest may apply under Sections 234A, 234B, and 234C.

Answer: Yes, startups registered as private or public limited companies must file ITR-6.regardless of their revenue or business status, unless they qualify for exemptions under.

Answer: ITR-6 requires details related to income, deductions, taxes paid, and other financial data as per the Income Tax Act, including Section 35 (deductions for research), Section 80 (tax-saving investments), and Section 194J (professional fees).

Answer: Yes, ITR-6 must be filed online through the Income Tax Department’s e-filing portal. Bharat e-Filing provides seamless support for the online submission process.

Answer: Even if your company’s financial year ends after the due date, you must file the return within the specified due date to avoid penalties. You can carry forward losses from the previous years for future adjustments.

Answer: Yes, foreign companies with income arising in India are required to file ITR-6. However, they must comply with transfer pricing regulations and other tax obligations based on their income from India.

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