How to submit Form 10E to claim Section 89 Relief

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June 26, 2021

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Form 10E FAQs

Q.1 What is Form 10E?

Ans. In case of receipt in arrears or advance of any sum in the nature of salary, relief u/s
89 can be claimed. In order to claim such relief, the assessee has to file Form 10E. The
Form must be filed before filing the Return of Income.

Q.2 Do I need to download and submit Form 10E?

Ans. No, there is no need to download Form 10E as the submission can be done online
after log in to e-Filing portal.

Q.3 When should I file Form 10E?

Ans. Form 10E has to be filed before filing your Income Tax Return.

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Q.4 Is Form 10E mandatory to file?

Ans. Yes, it is mandatory to file Form 10E if you want to claim a tax relief on your arrear /
advance income.

Q. 5 What will happen if I fail to file Form 10E but claim relief u/s 89 in my
ITR?

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Ans. If you fail to Form 10E but claim relief u/s 89 in your ITR, your ITR will be
processed but the relief claimed u/s 89 will not be allowed.

Q. 6 How do I know that ITD has disallowed the relief claimed by me in my

ITR?

Ans. In case the relief claimed by you u/s 89 is disallowed, the same shall be
communicated by the ITD through an intimation u/s 143(1) after the processing your ITR
is complete.

Form 10E User Manual

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1. Overview

The total Income Tax liability is calculated on the total income earned during a particular
Financial Year. However, if the income for the particular Financial Year includes an
advance or arrear payment in the nature of salary, the Income Tax Act allows relief (u/s
89) for the additional burden of the tax liability. Form 10E needs to be filed to claim such
a relief.

Form 10E can be submitted through online mode only.

2. Prerequisites for availing this service

Registered user on the e-Filing portal with valid user ID and password

3. About the Form

3.1 Purpose

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The Income Tax Act u/s 89 provides relief to an assesse for any salary or profit in lieu of
salary or family pension received by an assesse in advance or arrears in a Financial Year.
This relief is granted as the total income assessed is at a rate higher than that at which it
would otherwise have been assessed. Such relief can be claimed by furnishing particulars
of your income in Form 10E.

3.2 Who can use it?

All registered users, being an Individual, on the e-Filing portal can furnish particulars of
their income in Form 10E for claiming relief as per Section 89 of Income Tax Act, 1961.

4. Form at a Glance

Form 10E has seven parts:

1. Personal Information- PAN and Contact Details

2. Annexure I (Arrears) – Salary / Family Pension received in arrears

3. Annexure I (Advance) – Salary / Family Pension received in advance

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4. Annexure II & IIA (Gratuity) – Payment in nature of Gratuity in respect of past services

5. Annexure III (Compensation) – Payment in nature of compensation from the employer

or previous employer at or in connection with termination of employment after
continuous service of not more than 3 years or where the unexpired portion of term of
employment is also not less than 3 years.

6. Annexure IV (Pension) – Payment in commutation of pension

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7. Declaration

Based on the nature of amount received, appropriate annexure needs to be selected while
filing Form 10E.

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4.1 Personal Information

This part contains the required basic contact details to be furnished.

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4.2 Annexure I (Arrears)

This part contains general details of salary / Family Pension received in arrears.

4.3 Annexure I (Advance)

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This part contains general details of Salary / Family Pension received in advance.

4.4 Annexure II & IIA (Gratuity)

This part contains general details of payment in nature of Gratuity in respect of past

services.

4.5  Annexure III (Compensation)

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This part contains general details of payment in nature of compensation from the
employer or previous employer at or in connection with termination of employment after
continuous service of not more than 3 years or where the unexpired portion of term of
employment is also not less than 3 years.

4.6 Annexure IV (Pension)

This part contains general details of payment in commutation of pension.

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4.7 Declaration

This part contains the declaration required to be provided by the taxpayer.

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5. How to Access and Submit

You can fill and submit Form 10E through the following method:

Online Mode – through e-Filing Portal

Follow the below steps to fill and submit Form 10E through online mode.

5.1. Submitting Form 10E (Online Mode)

Step 1: Log in to the e-Filing portal using your user ID and password.

Step 2: On your Dashboard, click e-File > Income tax forms > File Income Tax

Forms.

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Step 3: On the File Income Tax Forms page, select Form 10E. Alternatively,
enter Form 10E in the search box to file the form.

Step 4: Choose the Assessment Year (A.Y.) and click Continue.

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Step 5: On the Instructions page, click Let’s Get Started.

Step 6: Choose the required sections to be filled and click Continue.

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Step 7: Once all the details are filled, click Preview.

Step 8: On the Preview page, click Proceed to e-Verify.

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Step 9: You will be taken to the e-Verify page.

Note: Refer to the user manual on How to e-Verifyto learn more.

After successful e-Verification, a success message is displayed along with a Transaction ID

and Acknowledgement Receipt Number. Please keep note of the Transaction ID and
Acknowledgement Receipt Number for future reference. An email confirming successful
submission of your form is sent to the email ID and mobile number registered with the e-
Filing portal.

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