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Missed 31 August ITR deadline? Here's what taxpayers can do next — belated, revised and condonation options explained

livemint.com 01 Sep

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Missed 31 August ITR deadline? Here's what taxpayers can do next — belated, revised and condonation options explained — Sources: livemint.com

Missing the 31 August ITR deadline for AY 2026-27 does not end your filing options. Taxpayers can file a belated return by 31 December, revise an already filed return, or seek condonation of delay in eligible cases.

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