The income tax department has notified Form ITR-U for filing the ‘Updated’ income tax return available in Section 139(8A) for any person who has furnished/not furnished ITR
Taxpayers filing returns for FY 2019-20 will need to pay the tax due and interest along with an additional 50 per cent of such tax and interest. For FY 2020-21, the additional amount will be 25 per cent of the tax payable and interest
In ITR-U, the taxpayer needs to specify only the amount of additional income, under the prescribed income heads, on which tax is required to be paid. No detailed income break-up must be submitted, as in the case of filing regular ITR form
Taxpayer must specify any 7 reason for filing return in ITR-U:
1) Return previously not filed 2) Income not reported correctly 3) Wrong head of income 4) Incorrect rate of tax 5) Reduction of carried forward losses or unabsorbed depreciation 6) Reduction of Minimum Alternate Tax
Taxpayers cannot file returns in cases of
1) No additional tax outgo 2) A refund or increase in the refund amount 3) Search or survey or prosecution proceedings are initiated 4) Assessment/reassessment/revision/re-computation is pending
The Tax Dep is biased as it allows filing of ITRs of past years only in case of Tax liability & not in case of refund or filing for compliance, which many taxpayers require as income proof, etc
Note :You can only file if there is tax payable! -You know to read between the lines
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To check the status of your refund, log on to incometaxindia.gov.in or tin-nsdl.com and click on the “Status of Tax Refunds" tab, enter your PAN and assessment year (AY) for which your refund is pending
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Taxpayer who file ITR on last days, mostly forget their password and in many cases the email id and mobile number are not updated, Nor Aadhaar OTP is linked.
To reset password without e-filing OTP (if registered mobile has changed)/Aadhaar OTP (if Mobile is not linked to Aadhaar or if Aadhaar is not linked to PAN), user can reset password using a valid DSC or can login in directly through Internet Banking into E-filing account
In case all these above options do not work or are not available, taxpayer can send request to efilingwebmanager@incometax.gov.in by attaching and sharing following details with the request email:
How to file ITR-1 in 10 steps online from @IncomeTaxIndia portal by salaried guys
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1) Check if you are Registered user on the e-Filing portal with valid user ID and password and Status of PAN is active. Login to E filing Portal of Income Tax Dep at incometax.gov.in/iec/foportal
2) ITR-1 has five sections that you need to fill before submitting it and one summary section to review your tax computation.
Personal Information
Gross Total Income
Total Deductions
Tax Paid
Total Tax Liability