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Guides for senior citizens, NRIs, students, first-time filers, HUFs, families and others whose tax rules or filing steps differ.
Senior citizens get a higher exemption limit, extra health insurance and interest deductions in the old regime, and some may not need to file. Learn the age bands, slabs, deductions, which form to use and what to watch for.
5 min readUpdated 26-Oct-2026
Pension is taxed as salary, with a standard deduction. Family pension is taxed as other income with its own deduction. Senior citizens get a higher exemption in the old regime and a savings interest deduction. See which ITR form to use and what to check.
4 min readUpdated 26-Oct-2026
A homemaker with no income need not file a return. But one with interest, rent, capital gains or business income may have to, and filing can help with refunds, loans and visas. Learn when and how, and what clubbing means.
6 min readUpdated 26-Oct-2026
Some senior citizens whose income is only pension and interest from one bank do not have to file an ITR, because the bank deducts tax. Here is how to check whether the exemption applies to you, and when filing still helps.
4 min readUpdated 26-Oct-2026
TaxCare fetches your AIS and TDS from the Income Tax portal, checks every figure and files the return that saves you the most. 25% off your first filing.