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'Validation error' in filing tax return: How to fix problem, get refunds

Validation ensures refunds are credited to correct accounts and tax returns are filed properly

ITR-2, ITR-3 delay decoded: Changes, challenges, and what's next

'Major backend changes and stricter disclosures have pushed the rollout,' say experts, creating anxiety for those with complex incomes and tighter deadlines.

Validated bank account for tax refund: How to ensure process is completed

Refunds are often delayed due to invalid or outdated bank information; this guide tells how to validate your bank account

Earning from reels or brand deals? Here's how influencers must file ITR

'Even your freebies are taxable'. Influencers must report all earnings from reels, brand deals, and affiliate links, say experts.

Got crypto gains or gifts? Here's why the taxman could soon come calling

'Every crypto move is taxable,' warn experts, as AI-powered tax tools tighten the net on undeclared gains, swaps, gifts, and even crypto spent on shopping.

Got multiple source of income? Here's how to tax returns, use correct forms

Maintaining records and reporting each income source are key to avoiding tax hassles, say exports

Told your employer one tax regime, but want to switch? Here's the rulebook

You can move to another regime while filing Income Tax return, but maybe asked to pay extra tax if you change your choice says tax expert. Be ready for.

Filing ITR 2025? Key tax breaks senior citizens must not overlook

Those who sold land or building must observe the recent changes to indexation benefits for calculating capital gains tax

Excel Utility revised for filing tax returns: Here's what has changed

Stricter disclosure norms and additional reporting fields added to documents

Navigating NRI taxes: What to know about rules, refunds and DTAA perks

From figuring out residency to claiming DTAA benefits, here's how NRIs can avoid common tax mistakes and make the most of concessions on Indian income

ITR-1, ITR-4 forms go live: Know what has changed, who can file online

Salaried individuals, small businesses and investors with minor gains can fill up these forms, say experts

Sept 15 is new deadline to file ITR but that's not for everyone: Here's why

ITR filing deadline: Businesses and professionals under audit will not get more time and they must stick to the original dates

ITR-1, ITR-4 utilities released: How to use them for easier tax filing

Here's how you can easily fill and file your tax returns offline before uploading them to the portal through the newly released excel utilities by the IT department

Can you switch tax regimes? rules for salaried and business taxpayers

Salaried taxpayers can switch tax regimes yearly; business professionals face stricter limits

Filing Income Tax return for the first time? Here's a step-by-step guide

Completing the process even if your income is below taxable limit establishes financial credibility, say experts

CBDT extends ITR filing deadline for AY 2025-26 to September 15

The tax body said that the extension comes in the wake of the new structural and content revisions aimed at simplifying compliance, enhancing transparency, and enabling accurate reporting

ITR-U changes:Fix tax return errors of up to 4 years but with extra charges

ITR-U is applicable to any individual or corporate entity that has omitted or misreported income, missed deductions, or failed to file returns altogether.

Start early, choose right ITR form: Tax guide for professionals

Professionals must select the correct ITR form and assess whether presumptive taxation or regular provisions suit their income, expenses and documentation requirements

Got a big gift recently? Here's how it could trigger a tax surprise

Experts decode how your cash, property, or crypto gifts could quietly land you on the tax radar

Income below tax slab? Filing an ITR still pays off in ways you didn't know

Filing an ITR isn't just for paying taxes, it's a powerful tool for building financial credibility, accessing loans, securing subsidies, and opening doors to major opportunities, even with no tax due