ITR Due Date Extended for FY 2024-25 (AY 2025-26): Here’s What You Need to Know

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Good news for taxpayers! The ITR due date extended by the Income Tax Department for Financial Year 2024-25 (Assessment Year 2025-26). This extension gives relief to millions of salaried individuals, professionals, and business owners who were preparing to file their Income Tax Returns.

✅ What’s the New ITR Filing Deadline?

The original due date for filing ITR was 31st July 2025, which has now been extended to 15th September 2025.

📌 Official Reason for Extension:

The decision was made after considering:

  • Late notification of ITR forms (issued in April 2025)
  • Delay in availability of e-filing utilities
  • Pending issuance of Form 16 and Form 16A (expected by mid-June)
  • Public requests and administrative convenience

🧾 Who is Covered Under This Extension?

The extended due date applies to:

  • Individuals not subject to tax audit
  • Salaried persons
  • Freelancers
  • Professionals
  • Small businesses (who are not liable for audit under Section 44AB)

📌 Note: Taxpayers whose accounts are subject to audit will still follow the original due date of 31st October 2025.

🔍 Why You Should Wait Before Filing

Even though the ITR portal is open, experts advise waiting until mid-June 2025 for the following reasons:

  • You must verify Form 26AS and AIS before filing.
  • Employers will issue Form 16 only by June 15.
  • Filing early without complete data may lead to mismatch and notices from the department.

📈 Impact of the ITR Due Date Extension

CategoryImpact
Salaried IndividualsMore time to receive and review Form 16
Businesses (Non-Audit)Extra time to reconcile income and claim deductions
Tax ProfessionalsBetter workload distribution, especially during the busy filing season
GovernmentSmoother processing and less portal congestion

📝 Expert Advice for ITR Filing FY 2024-25

  1. Don’t wait till the last day – file early after mid-June.
  2. Use official ITR utilities only from the Income Tax Portal.
  3. Reconcile Form 16, 26AS, and AIS before submitting your return.
  4. If eligible, use the new ITR-1 or ITR-4 simplified forms.
  5. Seek help from a professional tax consultant if you have income from multiple sources or capital gains.

📍 Need Help with ITR Filing?

CharteredHelp, based in Sector 18, Noida, is here to assist you with:

  • Accurate and timely ITR filing
  • Tax planning and savings
  • Rectification of previous returns
  • Business and startup compliance

📞 Call us today or visit our website to book a consultation.

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