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ITR filing last date 2026: July 31 deadline for salaried taxpayers, revised return rules, Section 143(2) notices explained
The Income Tax Return (ITR) filing season for Financial Year (FY) 2025-26, corresponding to Assessment Year (AY) 2026-27, is ...
The Income Tax Department has set July 31, 2026, as the deadline for most individual taxpayers, including the salaried class, to file their Income Tax Returns (ITR) for AY 2026-27. However, different ...
Taxpayers with business or professional income who are not subject to audit, filing ITR-3 or ITR-4, now get a full extra ...
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ITR filing deadline 2026: Is it July 31, August 31, or October 31? Check your due date
With the income tax return (ITR) filing season underway, many taxpayers are preparing to submit their returns for the Assessment Year (AY) 2026–27. However, one common misconception this year is that ...
The Income Tax Department has launched online filing and Excel utility for Income Tax Return-3 for Assessment Year 2026-27. This form is for individuals and HUFs with business or professional income.
One of the important deadlines for most individual taxpayers is July 31, 2026. Those filing ITR-1 and ITR-2 for the financial ...
As of now, there is no CBDT notification extending the AY 2026-27 filing deadline for individual taxpayers. Therefore, taxpayers should plan based on the currently applicable due dates.
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ITR Filing 2026: Crypto Investors, Ask Yourself These 8 Key Questions Before You Click 'Submit’
ITR Filing 2026: A good tax return resembles a well-kept ledger. Every entry has a corresponding record, every deduction has ...
The Income Tax Department has set different ITR filing deadlines for AY 2026-27 based on income source and audit status. Key dates include July 31 for ITR-1/2, August 31 for ITR-3/4 (non-audit) and ...
July is crucial for taxpayers due to key compliance deadlines, including income tax return filing. Missing deadlines can ...
Filing the return within the prescribed due date remains the best way to avoid unnecessary costs and compliance hassles.
Understand how it applies to unpaid tax liability, not just late ITR filing. Experts clarify misconceptions and calculation.
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