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Avoid paying more tax later.
You can file an updated ITR under Section 139(8A) in the following situations:
If the deadline for revised returns has passed.
If you find omissions, underreported income, or incorrect deductions after the assessment year ends.
If you need to report unreported income to avoid future notices or penalties, voluntarily.
If your data doesn't match even after the original filing, and you want to correct it to ensure compliance.
You can correct mistakes, omissions, or missed income/claims within 48 months from the end of the relevant assessment year.
Voluntary disclosure reduces the risk of scrutiny, high penalties, or prosecution from the Income Tax Department.
If corrections lead to a higher refund or lower liability (after any additional tax), you can benefit—even though extra tax applies if liability increases.
Ensure accuracy to avoid extra penalties or complications. Consulting a qualified expert is a better option than doing it yourself.
Our Chartered Accountants will handle your updated ITR filing from start to finish—no chatbots or AI involved.
For filing an updated income tax return, you will pay a fixed fee of ₹2,499 for any ITR—no surprises or hidden costs.
We guarantee that your taxes are filed accurately and in compliance with current tax laws.
You can file an updated ITR up to 48 months from the end of the relevant assessment year (e.g., for AY 2025-26, up to March 31, 2030).
Different additional tax rates apply based on timing:
a) Within 12 months from end of assessment year: Additional 25% tax on net tax + interest.
b) Within 24 months: Additional 50% tax on net tax + interest.
c) Within 36 months: Additional 60% tax on net tax + interest.
d) Within 48 months: Additional 75% tax on net tax + interest.
e) Beyond that: Filing an updated return is not allowed.

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Regardless of your type of income or ITR form.
Our CAs will send you the ITR computation.
Then we will file your updated income tax return.
You will get ITR form and ITR acknowledgment via email.
An updated ITR under Section 139(8A) is a tax return filed to correct errors, omissions, or to declare additional income after the deadline for original, belated, or revised returns has passed. It encourages taxpayers to comply voluntarily with tax regulations.
You should file an updated ITR if the deadline for revised ITRs has passed (for AY 2025-26, this was December 31, 2025) or if you later discover errors in your original filing.
Any taxpayer who has already filed an original return can file an updated ITR. This can even be done after receiving a notice, although it's preferable to file voluntarily to limit potential issues.
Yes, you can file an Updated Return even if you have not filed the Original or Belated Return for that year.
Yes, you must e-verify the updated return, just like any regular ITR. If it is not e-verified, the updated return will be considered invalid.
Yes, if your tax liability increases. You will incur an additional tax of up to 75% depending on when you file updated ITR, along with interest.
No, you cannot change the tax regime selected in your original return. For specific queries, it's advisable to consult a Chartered Accountant.
Yes, you can file an updated ITR for past years, provided it's within 48 months from the end of the relevant assessment year.
You are allowed to file only one updated ITR per assessment year. This updated return will replace any previous filings for that year if submitted within the stipulated time.
Yes, your updated return becomes the final corrected return for processing and supersedes any earlier versions for that assessment year.
Yes, you can file an updated ITR after receiving a notice; however, it is generally better to file it voluntarily before any notices are issued to lessen the likelihood of incurring higher penalties. Our experts can provide guidance for your situation.

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