Archive · 9 Aug 2025
IT Department Shares Guide for First-Time Tax Filers
Filing taxes for the first time?
The Income Tax Department has a guide!
First, register on their website with your PAN and Aadhaar.
Then, gather your bank statements, and income proofs.
Download and check Form 26AS and AIS.
Pick the right tax form based on your income.
Fill in your income and any deductions.
Finally, submit it online and verify it.
The government wants you to start early so you can avoid problems!
The Income Tax Department released a guide to help first-time taxpayers file ITRs.
Taxpayers must register on the IT portal using their PAN linked to Aadhaar.
First-time filers should gather necessary documents, including bank statements and income proofs.
Taxpayers are advised to download Form 26AS and AIS from the e-filing portal and cross-check the details.
The IT Department encourages taxpayers to file early to avoid last-minute issues.
- Who
- First-time taxpayers.
- What
- A guide to help first-time taxpayers file ITRs.
- When
- N/A
- Where
- Online, on the Income Tax portal.
- Why
- To assist first-time taxpayers with filing their income tax returns.
- Registration Requirement
- PAN linked to Aadhaar
- Resources
- Form 26AS and AIS
- Action
- File Early
Sources
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