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Don’t panic. File a revised ITR to correct it.

Mistakes in declaring income, like omissions, underreporting or failure to include other income sources.
Claiming extra deductions or exemptions incorrectly, or missing out on those that apply to you.
Choosing the wrong income tax form when filing your ITR.
The amount claimed in your return doesn't match the data in your Form 26AS or AIS.
Filing a revised ITR allows you to rectify mistakes made in your original, belated, or previously revised ITR.
Accurately filling your income tax return will reduce the risk of receiving a notice from the Income Tax Department for discrepancies.
If you missed claiming eligible deductions or exemptions, the tax refund claimed in the original ITR would be lower. Filing a revised ITR allows you to claim a higher tax refund.
Ensure your revised ITR is accurate to avoid penalties and added taxes. For this, hire a qualified expert instead of filing it on your own.
We have seasoned Chartered Accountants who will handle your revised ITR filing from start to finish, no chatbots or AI.
For filing a revised 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.
The last date to file a revised return for the financial year 2024-25 (assessment year 2025-26) is December 31, 2025. If you made an error or left out any details while filing your original ITR, you can file a revised ITR before this due date.
You can revise your original or belated income tax return without any extra charges. However, if your tax liability increases after the revision, you will need to pay additional taxes.

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Regardless of your type of income or ITR form.
Our CAs will send you the ITR computation comparing both tax regimes.
Then we will file your revised income tax return.
You will get ITR form and ITR acknowledgment via email.
A revised ITR is the income tax return filed under Section 139(5) of the Income Tax Act, 1961, to correct mistakes or rectify omissions made in your original or belated ITR.
Yes. If you discover a mistake after filing your ITR, you should file a revised ITR. Otherwise, the Income Tax Department may issue you a notice for submitting an incorrect tax return, which could lead to further scrutiny or a penalty.
All taxpayers can file a revised return if they submitted their original return by the due date and verified it within 30 days. A belated return or a previously filed revised ITR can also be revised. Remember, revised returns must be filed by the due date of December 31 of the assessment year.
Yes. Just like the original return, you also need to e-verify your revised return. If you don't e-verify it, the return will be treated as not filed.
If your revised return indicates a higher tax refund, the Income Tax Department will process the refund accordingly. However, if the revised return reflects a lower tax refund, you will need to pay the additional taxes owed.
You cannot change the tax regime while filing a revised ITR. The regime chosen in the original return will continue to apply for that assessment year.
No. You cannot file a revised ITR for previous years once the assessment year has ended. A revised return must be filed before the end of the assessment year in which the original return was submitted.
There is no limit on the number of times you can revise your income tax returns. However, repeatedly rectifying your ITR can be a hassle. It is recommended that you consult a CA to ensure you file the correct ITR on your first attempt to avoid the need for revisions.
Yes. A revised return replaces the original ITR you filed earlier, becoming the final return submitted by the taxpayer.
Yes. You can revise your belated ITR. The belated return for FY 2024-25 can be revised by December 31, 2025.
Yes. A revised return can be filed by the due date of December 31 of the assessment year, even after receiving an intimation notice under Section 143(1) of the Income Tax Act.

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