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answer simple questions to test your knowledge of income tax:

1. 📄 Know Your ITR Form and the Filing Deadline

🧾 Smooth income tax filing starts with picking the right ITR form for your situation. A salaried person with one house and interest income usually files a different form from a freelancer or a small business owner, so matching your income sources to the correct form avoids a defective-return notice later.

📅 Keep the assessment-year deadline in mind. For most individuals the due date to file an ITR falls a few months after the financial year ends, and filing on time protects you from late fees and lets you carry forward certain losses.

🔐 Before you start, gather your Form 16, Form 26AS and the Annual Information Statement. Cross-checking these against your own records means the numbers you report actually match what the tax department already sees.

📝 This is general tax education, not professional advice. Rules, slabs and deadlines change between budgets, so confirm the current position with the official portal or a qualified advisor before you file.

2. 💰 Compare the Old and New Regimes Before You Save

⚖️ India offers two ways to be taxed, and the smarter choice depends on you. The new regime gives lower slab rates but drops most exemptions, while the old regime keeps deductions like 80C tax saving, HRA and home-loan interest in play.

🧮 Run both calculations before deciding. If you genuinely use deductions — say a full ₹1.5 lakh under Section 80C through PPF, ELSS or life insurance plus health cover under 80D — the old regime can work out cheaper for many taxpayers.

📊 Good tax software or the official calculator can compare the two regimes side by side in minutes, so you are choosing on numbers rather than guesswork each financial year.

💡 Want to test the wider money picture behind these choices? Try our finance quiz once you finish here to sharpen your overall money sense.

3. 🧾 Understand TDS, GST and Your Tax Footprint

🔍 A lot of tax is collected before it ever reaches you. TDS — tax deducted at source — is trimmed from salary, interest and some payments, so reading Form 26AS tells you how much credit you can claim against your final bill.

🛒 You also pay tax as you spend. GST sits inside the price of most goods and services, and a basic grasp of how it is charged helps you read invoices and understand where your money actually goes.

🪪 Linking your PAN with Aadhaar and verifying your return on time keep your record clean and your refund moving. Small habits like saving proofs for deductions make next year's filing far easier.

🪙 A reminder: the coins you collect in Quizzy are in-app rewards for playing, never real cash or tax refunds, so enjoy them as a fun way to reinforce what you have learned.