Who is eligible to file ITR 6 Form?

• ITR 6 Form is to be filed by every company irrespective of its structure registered under the Companies Act 2013 or the earlier Companies Act 1956. However, the companies whose source of income comes from the property that is held for religious or charitable purposes are not required to file ITR 6 Form.
• If the sales, turnover, or gross receipts are more than Rs.1 crore in the preceding financial year the entity must get the accounts audited by a certified Chartered Accountant.

Who is not eligible to file ITR 6 Form?

Companies who have sources of income from religious or charitable organizations can seek exemption under Section 11. In simpler words, an entity that is seeking exemption under Section 11 should not file ITR 6 Form.

Structure of ITR 6 Form

ITR 6 is divided into Part A and Part B ( along with the subsections) with multiple schedules that include information relevant to the income and tax of the taxpayer. Let us have a detailed look at this.

Part A (and its subsections)

General information: This Subsection should be filled with the basic details of the entity such as the Name, PAN number, address, CIN, Incorporation date, etc

Trading Account: This subsection requires the details that are relevant to the income and expenditure of the company.

Balance sheet: This subsection should consist of the details of the balance sheet of the company such as the liabilities, current liabilities, share capital, and more.

Manufacturing account: This Subsection required the figures of manufacturing the accounts relating to the inventory such as opening stock, closing stock, and cost of the goods that are produced.

Profit and Loss Account: This subsection should be filed with the details of the company’s profit or the loss that is incurred during the relevant financial year.

Part B (and its subsections)

Part B-TI: Computation of Total Income

Part B-TTI: Computation of Tax liability of the Total Income.