ITR-1 (Sahaj) Filing
**The Salaried Simplifier:** For resident individuals with income primarily from **salary** and **one house property**, with total income up to **₹50 Lakh**.
Get your ITR filed quickly by CAs, with income computed based on your Form 16, AIS, and 26AS.
Who Should File ITR-1?
Applicable to:
Resident Individual with Total Income up to ₹50 Lakh
Income from Salary or Pension
Income from One House Property (excluding brought forward loss)
Income from Other Sources (e.g., Interest)
Agricultural Income up to ₹5,000
Documents Needed:
PAN Card & Aadhaar Card
Form 16 (from employer)
Form 26AS and Annual Information Statement (AIS)
Interest Certificates from banks/post office
Investment Proofs for claiming deductions (e.g., Section 80C, 80D)
Not Applicable to: (Important Note)
Non-residents (NR) or Not Ordinarily Residents (NOR)
Individuals with income from more than one house property
Individuals with Capital Gains or business/profession income
Those who are a Director in a company or have held unlisted equity shares
Frequently Asked Questions
ITR-1 is for Resident Individuals whose total income is up to ₹50 Lakh, and whose income sources include salary/pension, income from one house property, and income from other sources (like interest).
The total income of the individual must not exceed ₹50 Lakh to be eligible to file ITR-1.
No. ITR-1 is not applicable if you have income from more than one house property. You would typically need to file ITR-2.
Yes, Form 16 from your employer is one of the essential documents needed for ITR-1 filing, along with your PAN, Aadhaar, and investment proofs.