Report the total balance of all your bank accounts as of 31^st March 2017.

Include all savings bank accounts, current accounts, fixed deposits, and any other such deposits you hold with banks.

In case of joint accounts, divide the amount proportionally.
Eg: for a joint account with two holders, divide the account balance by two.

In case you have a foreign bank account, convert the balance into Rupees and include the amount here.
Use RBI's reference rate on 31^st March or any closest rate you can find.

Include all mutual fund units, stocks (listed or unlisted) and any other securities (eg: bonds, debentures, etc).

Report the total purchase cost of your holdings. Do not report current market value.
Refer to your account holding statements for this.

This includes any unlisted shares and securities you may hold.
Eg: If you have any exercised stock options.
Exception: If you have startup stock options that have not yet been exercised.

This includes any international holdings you may have (including RSUs).
Convert values to Rupees using RBI's reference rate on 31^st March or any closest rate you can find.

Derivatives (futures and options) are not considered securities and you may skip including their value here.

Report the sum assured for any insurance policies that you may hold (life insurance term policies, etc).

You should use your original purchase price for your assets in this schedule.

If you had received any asset (house, etc) as a gift, then the cost should be the amount that was paid by whoever had purchased it originally.
Does not need to be exact.

If you cannot find the original purchase price, then use an estimated market value.
For property, use appropriate circle rate. For assets like gold, use the appropriate market rate / bullion rate.

For any assets that are jointly owned (eg: a house with two co-owners), declare your share here in proportion to your ownership percentage.

Report the total balance of all your bank accounts as of 31^st March 2017.

Include all savings bank accounts, current accounts, fixed deposits, and any other such deposits you hold with banks.

In case of joint accounts, divide the amount proportionally.
Eg: for a joint account with two holders, divide the account balance by two.

In case you have a foreign bank account, convert the balance into Rupees and include the amount here.
Use RBI's reference rate on 31^st March or any closest rate you can find.

Include all mutual fund units, stocks (listed or unlisted) and any other securities (eg: bonds, debentures, etc).

Report the total purchase cost of your holdings. Do not report current market value.
Refer to your account holding statements for this.

This includes any unlisted shares and securities you may hold.
Eg: If you have any exercised stock options.
Exception: If you have startup stock options that have not yet been exercised.

This includes any international holdings you may have (including RSUs).
Convert values to Rupees using RBI's reference rate on 31^st March or any closest rate you can find.

Derivatives (futures and options) are not considered securities and you may skip including their value here.

Report the sum assured for any insurance policies that you may hold (life insurance term policies, etc).

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You should use your original purchase price for your assets in this schedule.

If you had received any asset (house, etc) as a gift, then the cost should be the amount that was paid by whoever had purchased it originally.
Does not need to be exact.

If you cannot find the original purchase price, then use an estimated market value.
For property, use appropriate circle rate. For assets like gold, use the appropriate market rate / bullion rate.

For any assets that are jointly owned (eg: a house with two co-owners), declare your share here in proportion to your ownership percentage.

Report total purchase price for any vehicles (cars, bikes, etc) you own.

Use original purchase value, do not apply any depreciation.

Report outstanding loan amounts (eg: home loan) that are in relation to these above assets.

Use the total outstanding amount due on 31^st March 2017.

Tip: Secured loans (eg: home loan) are usually secured by your assets and should be reported here.
Unsecured loans (eg: credit card debt, education loans) are usually not in relation to the assets reported here and should be skipped.

Report total purchase price for any vehicles (cars, bikes, etc) you own.

Use original purchase value, do not apply any depreciation.

Report outstanding loan amounts (eg: home loan) that are in relation to these above assets.

Use the total outstanding amount due on 31^st March 2017.

Tip: Secured loans (eg: home loan) are usually secured by your assets and should be reported here.
Unsecured loans (eg: credit card debt, education loans) are usually not in relation to the assets reported here and should be skipped.