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    The government is estimated to have earned up to Rs 627 crore from late ITR filing fee till August 22, 2024

    Belated ITR fees: The government may have earned up to Rs 627 crore from collection of late ITR filing fees till August 22, 2024. ​As per rules a late filing fee of Rs 5,000 or Rs 1000 or nil is levied for filing a belated ITR after the due date. There were about 14 lakh ITRs filed between August 1, 2024 and August 22, 2024.

    26% ITRs yet to be processed after 22 days of the deadline, will your ITR come under scrutiny?

    ITR filing: As per data from the ITR portal 73.71% of all the verified ITRs have been processed already. This means about 26% ITRs are yet to be processed. Could it be because these 26% ITRs need additional scrutiny or others? Read the story to know more about ITR filing.

    E-verification of ITR: Penalty, consequences for not verifying income tax return before 30-day deadline

    ITR e-verification: Starting August 1, 2022, the Income Tax Department has shortened the deadline for e-verification or hard copy submission of ITR-V to 30 days, as per a notification issued on July 29. This implies that taxpayers must now verify their returns within 30 days from the filing date to finalize the process.

    Missed ITR filing deadline? Check the last date to file ITR with penalty
    ITR filing deadline missed: A belated ITR for FY2023-24 (AY 2024-25) can only be filed under the new income tax regime

    How to File Belated ITR: A big disadvantage of filing a belated income tax return (ITR) is that, starting August 1, i.e., after the July 31 deadline, individuals cannot opt for the old tax regime when filing their tax return for FY24. The new tax regime is the default under the current income tax laws.

    Has the last date to file ITR been extended beyond July 31?

    ITR deadline extended? Last year, the government did not extend the deadline for filing income tax returns, similar to the year before. However, two years ago, the government extended the deadline for filing income tax returns due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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