Filed Wrong ITR in 2025? Here’s How to Correct Mistakes Without Paying Penalty Before December 31 The deadline to file Income Tax Returns (ITR) for the financial year 2024–25 (assessment year 2025–26) ...

As the September 15 deadline is nearing, taxpayers are facing glitches while filing their return. Since this shortened reporting window is becoming a bottleneck for them, numerous experts and ...

Belated ITR: The due date to file ITR has already lapsed on 16 September and more than 7 crore taxpayers have filed their income tax returns this year. However, during the last leg of the ITR filing ...

The deadline for Income Tax Return (ITR filing) for Assessment Year (AY) 2025-26 was extended twice this year. Earlier in May, the due date was extended by 46 days till September 15. After this, ...

ITR Filing Due Date Extension: The deadline to file your income tax return (ITR) ends today, 15 September, with the income tax department confirming in a post on X that there will be no extension to ...

Missed the ITR filing deadline Don't worry, there is still a chance. The ITR-U lets you fix errors or report income you forgot. File within four years, but remember there is an extra tax. Some changes ...

ITR filing FY 2024-25: The Income Tax Department extended the ITR filing deadline or due date for AY 2025-26 to September 15, 2025. Filing after this date incurs penalties. The article provides a step ...

File ITR yourself without the help of a CA: Easy step-by-step guide for the common man (AI generated image) Is it necessary to go to a chartered accountant (CA) every time to file your income tax ...

ITR Filing Deadline, January 15, 2025: Taxpayers who have not filed their belated or revised Income Tax Return or ITR for the financial year 2024-25 have a narrow chance to do the same on Wednesday, ...

The Gujarat Chamber Commerce & Industry (GCCI) has sought an extension for the income tax return (ITR) deadline since the ITR filing utilities were made available quite late this year. Additionally, ...

Reconciliation should be done between the dividend records you maintain, statements from companies or mutual funds, and amounts in Form 26AS/TIS. Dividend income may appear differently across personal ...