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Changes in Income Tax return filing that you must know before setting out

There are some changes in the e-filing site, ITR Forms for AY 2021-22, as well as in the process of filing returns.

Fix these errors in Form 26AS before filing your Income Tax returns

Taking excess tax credit while filing your returns could lead to a notice from the income-tax department, say experts.

TMS, Ep 37: 5 years of since demonetisation, Form 26AS, and blockchain tech

What do key indicators tell us about the Indian economy 5 years after demonetisation? How will tweaked Form 26AS make tax evasion harder? What is blockchain technology? Get all the answers here

Form 26AS tweaks make paying taxes easier and evasion harder. Here's how

From now on, more information about your income and transactions will be uploaded in Form 26AS by the income-tax department. So, what does that mean for you and your wallet? Let's understand

New Annual Information Statement allows you to get mistakes rectified

Make sure the information in your income-tax return and in this statement match, or you could get a tax notice

Over 20 mn ITRs for FY21 filed on new portal, 17 mn e-verified: CBDT

The income tax department said more than two crore ITRs for the financial year 2020-21 have been filed so far and the performance of the new I-T portal has 'substantially stabilised'

What is Form 16? | Everything about Form-16: Decoded

Here's all that you know, and you don't know, about Form 16, TDS certificate, Form 16 part A, Form 16 part B, Form 26AS, Income Tax portal, and things to remember as a taxpayer

Taxpayers can file settlement claims till September 30: Check details here

This comes amid interim relief provided by some high courts, directing acceptance of applications of settlement even after February 1

Make sure you don't miss extended tax filing deadline: Analysts

The new deadlines for uploading declarations in Form 15G/15H for Q1 is November 30. For Q2, the deadline is December 31

Refunds: I-T dept asks taxpayers to send online response for AY 20-21

The Income Tax Department has urged taxpayers to "quickly" send an online response so that their pending refunds for assessment year 2020-21 can be processed expeditiously. In an official statement issued on Sunday, it said that till date, 93 per cent of the refund claims in ITRs (Income Tax Returns) filed for assessment year (AY) 20-21 have "already" been processed. "In the past week, refunds of over Rs 15,269 crore have been issued which will be credited to taxpayers shortly," it said. The statement said that in order to "resolve" pending refunds of assessment year 2020-21, the department is in the process of communicating with taxpayers, where response from taxpayers would be required in cases involving notices "for prima facie adjustments, defects, adjustment under section 245 and refund failure due to bank account mismatch." "The department requests taxpayers to respond online quickly, so that ITRs in such cases of AY 20-21 can be processed expeditiously," it said. The statem

Govt extends deadlines for various I-T compliances, GST relief

The government on Sunday extended the deadline for various compliances under the income tax law and availing relief under the GST law to help taxpayers tide over difficulties in filing such forms

FM tells Infosys CEO to ensure all I-T portal glitches are fixed by Sept 15

Salil Parekh told Nirmala Sitharaman that over 750 team members are working on this project and Pravin Rao, COO of Infosys, is personally overseeing this project

FinMin summons Infosys chief Salil Parekh over bugs in income tax portal

Taxpayers have since faced numerous problems accessing and using the portal since the day of its launch

Income below exemption limit? File tax return, nonetheless, say experts

Offsetting losses against future income or receiving tax refund is only possible when you do so

Glitches continue to mar I-T portal functioning even after review: Report

A month after its launch and two weeks after the finance minister reviewed its functioning, technical glitches continue to mar the functioning of the new income tax portal

Businesses need not deduct TDS on share purchases via exchanges: CBDT

Businesses had said there are practical difficulties in implementing the provisions of Tax Deduction at Source (TDS) contained in a rule.

Rectifying mismatch between 26AS, Form 16 crucial before filing returns

Taking excess credit during ITR filing could lead to notice from tax dept

Income-tax portal 2.0 likely to allow payments by UPI, credit cards

More pvt lenders set to be given authorisation for providing services

New income tax e-filing portal continues to face technical glitches

Users continue to face technical glitches ranging from longer than usual logging time, inability to respond to notices and not all features functioning yet

New tax portal to make self-filing a breeze but proceed with caution

Be doubly cautious if filing via a mobile app