Tax preparer job salary Form 2018-2022

32, Female, Indian living in U.S.A, Educational qualification Masters.I started working in India when I was around 26. My annual salary was around 2 lakhs. I was super happy with the salary as I did not have any responsibilities and used to spent all of money without worrying about saving.After 2 years I got married and came to the U.S. After 6 months life turned out to be horrible as I was not allowed to work because of my dependent visa. After spending months being depressed I realized that the only way to get out of this mess to do something about it. All my friends and advisers asked me to study but the thought of spending another 50 lakh for a decorative masters did not make sense to me. There were others, especially relatives who talked to me about having babies but I was not ready to have kids when I myself was struggling to figure out who I am. Finally I started working towards pulling my life together.The first thing I did was to contact companies/CEOs/HRs asking for internships. When I say contact it involved emailing and cold calling people every hour of the day for about 3 months. It became my obsession. I had only one aim in my life and that was to build a career.For 3 months I never got any positive reply. I was heartbroken and started applying for Masters program. I was a topper back in India and hopeful that I would get some scholarship which would save me from my paying lakhs for getting into the Masters program. I cleared the tests and interviews but luck wasn’t with me this time too. I was denied a seat stating that I am ‘overqualified• for the program since I already have a Masters.So I was back to square one, applying for random internships but this time I applied as a volunteer. Finally after around a month of constant applications I got one positive reply asking to appear for an interview. I was on cloud nine as this was one of the premier institutes and I had one chance to set everything right. I sat awake at night leaning and refreshing and long story short I was offered a voluntary position.My time volunteering was filled with hardships, I had no car. I used to spend almost 3 hours commuting every day just to work for free. On the top of everything my supervisor was extremely rude and unkind. It took a toll on me morally but I knew this was my only option. I cried to sleep several days but I was ready to volunteer the next day because anything was better than nothing.Long story short, I volunteered for an year and by the time I had got my work permit. As soon as I got the permit I got a permanent position at the same company but I was not satisfied. I was on fire. I had just one aim in my life and that was to get myself into the best position I could possibly achieve.In two years I jumped 3 companies, each time getting better positions and salary. I still was not satisfied. I wanted to get into the so called Google/Facebook kind of companies in my field. When I was working at my 3rd company I started my own start up only for the sole reason of making my CV more attractive. Finally, I was offered a contracting position at my dream company. To my surprise, I was still not satisfied. I still remember applying to more jobs on the day of receiving my offer letter. For me a permanent position at ‘google• was better than a contracting position at ‘facebook• or vice versa even though that would mean more applications and more interviews. Finally after 6 months, I got the a permanent job offer from my dream company.As of last week, I finished 1 year at my dream job and it is worth every struggle I have gone through. This is my sixth year in U.S and I am finally enjoying the fruit of 5 years of my hard work.From 2 lakhs per annum, my salary increased to almost 90 lakhs per annum. It never makes sense to convert dollars to rupees when you talk about salary because that is not how it works. Still secretly I do it just to appreciate what I have and to give a little pat on my back.This answer could have been written in one sentence but the whole point of writing the entire history is to make myself and everyone else (if I may) remind one fact of life. No matter how much hopeless your situation is, no matter if no one believes in you, no matter you get rejections after rejections, one day the stars will align for you. We just need to hold on till then.Thank you for reading. I hope you all have a great 2019!Edit: Thank you for all the love. Editing my answer to add a few clarifications based on the comments.For those of you saying this is a fake story, neither do I gain anything by cooking up a fake story nor do I have the time for it.Many are surprised by the ‘2 lakh per annum for a topper• situation. Even though it sounds terrible, a lot of jobs start with less than 5 lakhs per annum whether you are a topper or not.Now coming to the last and interesting edit :) A few of you commented saying that I married an ‘NRI guy• to take the easy way out and the entire situation is my own fault. Firstly I completely agree that I married an ‘NRI guy• with a purpose. In fact I was so adamant about marrying an ‘NRI guy• that I considered only guys working abroad as potential candidates when it came to my arranged marriage. You see, I was brought up in a small town in India and later on went to one of the metros for my Bachelors and Masters. I worked in another Metro after my studies. So between work and studies let’s just say I spent years living in different states. There was one thing which was common across all the places: Getting molested. It ranged from just pulling the hair to catcalling to groping to chasing in bikes. I do not know how many times but all I know is that it’s more than I care to count. I wish I could say that I was this drop dead gorgeous girl that and guys couldn’t just control their emotions. But this was not just me, all my friends, colleagues, all the women I have met in my life had similar stories to tell. In fact it was so common for all of us that we accepted it as a normal way of life. So by the time it was time for me to get married, sure I took the easy way out to get out from the deplorable state I was in. I wanted freedom, I wanted to watch a movie without scanning around every 5 mins, I wanted to roam freely in the night, I wanted to live without constantly thinking about who is going to touch me next. Also, I always see people very eagerly tagging women as ‘gold diggers• for marrying the so called NRI guys but do you all think it’s as easy as wishing for an NRI groom and he magically appears on a white horse? We ‘gold diggers• have to be fair skinned, look beautiful, come with a price tag and lots more. So let’s all reserve our name calling when it comes to arrange marriages. There is a reason why it is called ‘arranged’. So was it worth it? Last week I wasn’t feeling sleepy, so took my car, drove to the nearby ice cream shop around midnight got an ice cream, roamed a bit in the downtown without even thinking about a possible molester and reached home around 1am. So hell yeah, it was worth it. Having said this, there are many strong women who work hard to get out of these situation and not take the ‘easy way out’. I admire them and I respect them. However, this is what I chose to do and I stand by it.

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I am answering to your question with the UNDERSTANDING that you are liableas per Income Tax Act 1961 of Republic of IndiaIf you have online source of Income as per agreement as an employer -employee, It will be treated SALARY income and you will file ITR 1 for FY 2017–18If you are rendering professional services outside India with an agreement as professional, in that case you need to prepare Financial Statements ie. Profit and loss Account and Balance sheet for FY 2017–18 , finalize your income and pay taxes accordingly, You will file ITR -3 for FY 2017–1831st Dec.2022 is last due date with minimum penalty, grab that opportunity and file income tax return as earliest

These details are brutally honest tweaks i acquired over analyzing thousands of posts and websites and by first hand experience talking to people [[ note - i am not even considering Assistant audit officer and Assistant Accounts Officer because - ## CLEVER STRATEGY , you would have to study too much and gain little, last year only 1 vacancy was available , giving 2 extra papers of Statistics General Studies Finance and Economics . • ### Inspector Posts Department of Post , this is a useless post in group b very very bad ]]]]LETS GO —0A . According to you need maximum time to study or free time1- Divisional Accountant Offices under CAG( . Auditor Offices under C&AGAuditor Offices under CGDA these are also good but they are group c soooo……. )2- Assistant Other Ministries/Departments/Organisations3- Assistant/Superintendent/Other Ministries/Departments/Organisations4- Assistant Section Officer/Other Ministries/Departments/Organisations5- Assistant Section Officer Ministry of Railway6- Assistant Section Officer AFHQ (armed forces head quarters)7- Assistant Section Officer Intelligence Bureau (IB )8- Assistant Section Officer Ministry of External Affairs ( mea )9- Assistant Section Officer Central Secretariat Service ( css )always in delhi , headquarter of almost everything .10- Junior Statistical Officer M/o Statistics & Prog. Implementation.11- Inspector Central Bureau of Narcotics12- Inspector National Investigation Agency (NIA)13- Assistant Enforcement Officer Directorate of Enforcement, Department of Revenue14- Inspector, (Central Excise) CBEC15- Inspector of Income Tax CBDT16- Inspector (Preventive Officer) CBECInspector (Examiner) CBEC17 - Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )0B .. According to attitude/respect in life ,, like you can impress your girlfriend’s parents by just saying it ——1- Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )2- Inspector of Income Tax CBDT3- Inspector, (Central Excise) CBEC4- Inspector (Preventive Officer) CBECInspector (Examiner) CBEC5- Assistant Section Officer Central Secretariat Service ( css )6- Assistant Enforcement Officer Directorate of Enforcement, Department of Revenue7- Assistant Section Officer Ministry of External Affairs ( mea )8- Inspector National Investigation Agency (NIA)9- Inspector Central Bureau of Narcotics10 - Divisional Accountant Offices under CAG( . Auditor Offices under C&AGAuditor Offices under CGDA these are also good but they are group c soooo……. )11- Assistant Section Officer Ministry of Railway12 - Assistant Section Officer Intelligence Bureau (IB )13 - Junior Statistical Officer M/o Statistics & Prog. Implementation.14 - Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say0C • According to highest salary ——1- Assistant Section Officer Ministry of External Affairs ( mea )foreign postings , double salary - foreign country and your own country2- Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )gets 25% extra of Basic + DA13 months• salary in an year3- Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say .They are actually almost equal .4- Divisional Accountant Offices under CAG( . Auditor Offices under C&AGAuditor Offices under CGDA these are also good but they are group c soooo……. )0D….. According to balance between good work and home life —1- Assistant Section Officer Central Secretariat Service ( css )2- Inspector of Income Tax CBDTInspector, (Central Excise) CBEC3- Inspector (Preventive Officer) CBECInspector (Examiner) CBEC4- Assistant Enforcement Officer Directorate of Enforcement, Department of Revenue5- Divisional Accountant Offices under CAG( . Auditor Offices under C&AGAuditor Offices under CGDA these are also good but they are group c soooo……. )6- Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say7- Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )0E .. According to foreign postings —1- Assistant Section Officer Ministry of External Affairs ( mea )2 - Other jobs would maybe have foreign postings if you get upto higher cadres ..0 F .. Promotions ——-1- Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )2- Assistant Section Officer Central Secretariat Service ( css )3- Inspector of Income Tax CBDT4 - Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say0 G • According to delhi postings -1- Assistant Section Officer Central Secretariat Service ( css )always in delhi2- Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )3 - Divisional Accountant Offices under CAG( . Auditor Offices under C&AGAuditor Offices under CGDA these are also good but they are group c soooo……. )4- Assistant Section Officer Ministry of External Affairs ( mea )5- Assistant Section Officer Intelligence Bureau (IB )6- Assistant Other Ministries/Departments/OrganisationsAssistant/Superintendent/Other Ministries/Departments/OrganisationsAssistant Section Officer/Other Ministries/Departments/Organisations7- Assistant Section Officer Ministry of Railway8- Assistant Section Officer AFHQ (armed forces head quarters)9- Junior Statistical Officer M/o Statistics & Prog. Implementation.10- Difficult to get delhi postingsInspector Central Bureau of NarcoticsInspector National Investigation Agency (NIA)Assistant Enforcement Officer Directorate of Enforcement, Department of RevenueInspector, (Central Excise) CBECInspector of Income Tax CBDT11- NO NO delhi postings / Inspector (Preventive Officer) CBECInspector (Examiner) CBEC . . only near coasts and ports .0 H • Home postings —-1- Divisional Accountant Offices under CAG( . Auditor Offices under C&AGAuditor Offices under CGDA these are also good but they are group c soooo……. )2- Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say0 I • According to benefits and perks you get —1- Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )2- Assistant Section Officer Ministry of External Affairs ( mea )Only and only if you are in foreign countries class A or B . , C and D are worst than our country .3- Inspector of Income Tax CBDT4- Inspector (Preventive Officer) CBECInspector (Examiner) CBEC5- Assistant Section Officer AFHQ (armed forces head quarters)Canteen allowances6- Assistant Section Officer Ministry of RailwayBecause of railway tickets you get .7- Assistant Section Officer Intelligence Bureau (IB )8- Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say0 J • Beware stressful job placed up ——1- Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )2- Inspector of Income Tax CBDT3- Inspector (Preventive Officer) CBECInspector (Examiner) CBEC4- Assistant Section Officer Central Secretariat Service ( css )5- Inspector Central Bureau of NarcoticsInspector National Investigation Agency (NIA)6- Assistant Section Officer Intelligence Bureau (IB )7- Assistant Section Officer AFHQ (armed forces head quarters)8- Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say9- Divisional Accountant Offices under CAG( . Auditor Offices under C&AGAuditor Offices under CGDA these are also good but they are group c soooo……. )0. K …. Want field work , more field work placed up ——-1- Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )2- Inspector (Preventive Officer) CBECInspector (Examiner) CBEC3- Inspector of Income Tax CBDT4- Inspector Central Bureau of NarcoticsInspector National Investigation Agency (NIA)5- Inspector, (Central Excise) CBEC6- Assistant Enforcement Officer Directorate of Enforcement, Department of Revenue7- Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say8 - Divisional Accountant Offices under CAG( . Auditor Offices under C&AGAuditor Offices under CGDA these are also good but they are group c soooo……. )0. L . . Want file work ,, more placed up1- Divisional Accountant Offices under CAG( . Auditor Offices under C&AGAuditor Offices under CGDA these are also good but they are group c soooo……. )2 - Assistant Section Officer Central Secretariat Service ( css )Assistant Section Officer Ministry of External Affairs ( mea )3 • Assistant Section Officer Intelligence Bureau (IB )4 - Assistant Section Officer Ministry of Railway5 - Assistant Section Officer AFHQ (armed forces head quarters)6 - Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say7 • Inspector (Preventive Officer) CBECInspector (Examiner) CBECInspector of Income Tax CBDTInspector Central Bureau of NarcoticsInspector National Investigation Agency (NIA)Inspector, (Central Excise) CBECAssistant Enforcement Officer Directorate of Enforcement, Department of Revenue8 - Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )0 , M .. Want best cities postings -1- Assistant Section Officer Central Secretariat Service ( css )always in delhi2- Divisional Accountant Offices under CAG( . Auditor Offices under C&AGAuditor Offices under CGDA these are also good but they are group c soooo……. )Home Postings , need a good rank . works with executive engineer .3- Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )Delhi or major cities4- Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say0 . N .. Want people to be afraid of you ——1 - Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )2- Inspector of Income Tax CBDT3- Inspector (Preventive Officer) CBECInspector (Examiner) CBECAssistant Enforcement Officer Directorate of Enforcement, Department of RevenueInspector, (Central Excise) CBEC4- Inspector Central Bureau of NarcoticsInspector National Investigation Agency (NIA)5- Assistant Section Officer Central Secretariat Service ( css )6 - Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say0 OP • DESH PREM want to work zealously for country —-1- Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )2- Inspector of Income Tax CBDT3- Inspector (Preventive Officer) CBECInspector (Examiner) CBEC4- Assistant Section Officer Central Secretariat Service ( css )this can be placed as second if you get promotions quickly .5- Inspector, (Central Excise) CBEC6 - Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say0 QQ .. Want power quickly after posting —1- Inspector (Preventive Officer) CBECInspector (Examiner) CBEC ,,, these are crucial best for that ..2- Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI )powerful but DSP and SP decide everything .3- Inspector of Income Tax CBDT4- Inspector, (Central Excise) CBEC5- Divisional Accountant Offices under CAGThere is no one to overwatch you , financial advisor for executive engineer .6- Assistant Section Officer Central Secretariat Service ( css )work with top level IAS officials .7- Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say .0000-I am really sad and angry writing this but full disclosure utm(under the table money)highest placed first__—1- Inspector of Income Tax CBDT2 - Inspector (Preventive Officer) CBECInspector (Examiner) CBEC3- Inspector, (Central Excise) CBECAssistant Enforcement Officer Directorate of Enforcement, Department of Revenue4- Others relate to complex variables and factors i cannot say5- Divisional Accountant Offices under CAG( . Auditor Offices under C&AGAuditor Offices under CGDA these are also good but they are group c soooo……. )6- Assistant Section Officer Central Secretariat Service ( css )7- Sub Inspector Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI ) . you will be terminated or killed if found .. .PS - IMPORTANT NOTES —-A- for our devi/goddesses or female candidates ,, using this list you can figure out what to do , you can comment or message me for any more questions .B- unknown facts about Divisional Accountant Offices under CAG - financial advisor for executive engineer • you have your own office with AC and peons and clerks working for you ,, no work , no stress ,, own office you can study or do whatever you want , all work is done by different types of clerks , rarely junior or assistant or executive engineer will ask you for something , easiest home postings just like auditors in group c ,, you can take so many holidays you might bored , come and go home whenever you want .C- [[[beware some jobs require physical aspects ]]],,,, (wherever applicable - Computer Proficiency Test cpt / Skill Test / typing is easy only qualifying ,, medical tests in CGL are just a formality you wil easily pass these ..D • if and only if you are filling Assistant audit officer and Assistant Accounts Officer then give these • “ “ III Statistics (100 Questions) Paper-I & II as above IV General Studies (Finance and Economics) (100 Questions) Paper-I & II as above ””” ,,,, last year there was only 1 vacancy for this • i suggest do not waste your time on thisE- if you want to study • do not get any job —-think about it who will get selected ___ you or some other human beings putting in 18 studying hours everyday .BEST OF LUCK , GOD BLESS YOU ALL ..

Yes. You need to, because as per income tax act every person should fill the income tax return every year. If your employer deducted the tax form your sallery you need to file it returns for disclosure of any income from other sources or you may receive some gifts in any financial year or you may get movable/immovable property from any source.I hope it may help.

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Departments of education and school districts always have to make decisions about what to include in their curriculum.  There are a lot of life skills that people need that aren't taught in school.  The question is should those skills be taught in schools?I teach high school, so I'll talk about that.  The typical high school curriculum is supposed to give students a broad-based education that prepares them to be citizens in a democracy and to be able to think critically.  For a democracy to work, we need educated, discerning citizens with the ability to make good decisions based on evidence and objective thought.  In theory, people who are well informed about history, culture, science, mathematics, etc., and are capable of critical, unbiased thinking, will have the tools to participate in a democracy and make good decisions for themselves and for society at large.  In addition to that, they should be learning how to be learners, how to do effective, basic research, and collaborate with other people.  If that happens, figuring out how to do procedural tasks in real life should not prmuch of a challenge.  We can't possibly teach every necessary life skill people need, but we can help students become better at knowing how to acquire the skills they need.  Should we teach them how to change a tire when they can easily consult a book or search the internet to find step by step instructions for that?  Should we teach them how to balance a check book or teach them how to think mathematically and make sense of problems so that the simple task of balancing a check book (which requires simple arithmetic and the ability to enter numbers and words in columns and rows in obvious ways) is easy for them to figure out.  If we teach them to be good at critical thinking and have some problem solving skills they will be able to apply those overarching skills to all sorts of every day tasks that shouldn't be difficult for someone with decent cognitive ability  to figure out.  It's analogous to asking why a culinary school didn't teach its students the steps and ingredients to a specific recipe.  The school taught them about more general food preparation and food science skills so that they can figure out how to make a lot of specific recipes without much trouble.  They're also able to create their own recipes.So, do we want citizens with very specific skill sets that they need to get through day to day life or do we want citizens with critical thinking, problem solving, and other overarching cognitive skills that will allow them to easily acquire ANY simple, procedural skill they may come to need at any point in their lives?