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Missed filing your taxes for the last year or received an overdue income tax filing notice? You can still manage to complete the process.
The Government has amended a few rules for filing the income tax return for last year. You can now file your belated income tax return anytime on or before 1 year from the end of the relevant or specific Assessment Year. For instance, to file your income tax returns for AY 2019- 2020, the last day to file your belated return was 31 March 2020.
With the moderation of rules for filing your last year's income tax, the Government does not put hefty penalties and interest charges if you file the tax within the stipulated period. This brings us to the question of how to file the income tax return for last year?
Filing your income tax for last year is similar to how you would file your taxes for the current financial year. However, the main aspect to keep in mind is your financials, investments, and other information to be collated for the specific Assessment Year you will be filing your income tax. Below are the steps on how you can file your income tax return for last year.
This is the generic means to file your income tax return for last year. However, the tax department permits you to file your previous year taxes post the deadline in some instances. You need to file a condonation of delay request with the tax department. You can send a formal request to the income tax commissioner to file your income tax returns with the exact reason for missing the deadline. However, there are stipulations and criterion for the officer to accept your request:
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