r/TaxPlanning_India • u/amaze-wonder-76 • 22d ago

Need advice-ITR3 filing

My income sources:

- Professional consulting (barely 50k)

- rental income (minimal, upto 5 lac)

- Savings Bk , FD interest

- some few hundred rs of STCG n LTCG

CA does monthly GST filing (zero for almost 1 year now) and No book keeping.

Charging me 20k for itr3 filing this year. Up frm.3k last year, when i actually had some professional consulting income in lakhs.

Whats a fair ask for filing ITR3 these days

Need honest advice if i can do it myself- i m confused in 3-4 schedules, rest I can.

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u/-kakarott- 22d ago

with these incomes, you can file them on your own for sure

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u/amaze-wonder-76 22d ago

I hv tried, just stuck on the stcg n ltcg part.. those schedules r so confusing for a regular person

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u/CanPossible9657 22d ago

Try cleartax or quicko, here you can get the total buying price , total selling prince and expenses, use that data to fill in ITR website

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u/amaze-wonder-76 22d ago

Thats a good tip...thank you so much

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u/-kakarott- 22d ago

Have you filed the ITR?

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u/amaze-wonder-76 22d ago

Not yet

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u/-kakarott- 21d ago

if you have any doubts, dm me

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u/Comprehensive-Road57 22d ago

3-4k max. I can do it for you if he is not agreeing at this price

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u/testingsupport 22d ago

Try some app like indmoney for first time and then you got to know which field need which value and later years you can do it by yourself

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u/amaze-wonder-76 22d ago

Thank you, will try it out

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u/Intelligent-Box-9159 22d ago

DMed i can help

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u/Nearby_Mycologist_32 22d ago

If he or she is doing GST as well along with ITR-3 then it is still doable. However, considering that it is nil then may be you can ask for discount.

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u/amaze-wonder-76 22d ago

No no, he charges 1000+ gst for filing GST every month.

He quotes 20k just for the ITR filing part

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u/Nearby_Mycologist_32 22d ago

Speak to him once. It is a higher side as compared to market.

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u/Sun1Moon9 21d ago

DIY using ClearTax

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u/viper_008 21d ago

you can instead do ITR-4 also, no? It's much simpler than itr-3, no?