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Revise Income Tax Return
(ITR) Online

Made an error in your originally filed ITR? Missed an income source or deduction? Let TaxOrbits help you quickly and accurately file a revised return under Section 139(5).

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Documents Required for ITR Revision

To correctly revise your return, we need details of the originally filed return and the new corrections.

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Original ITR-V

The acknowledgment receipt and form of the ITR that was originally filed.

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Acknowledgment Number

The 15-digit acknowledgment number and date of filing of the original return.

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Corrected Documents

Documents supporting the missed income, missed deductions, or corrections.

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PAN Details

Your Permanent Account Number to access the e-filing portal.

How It Works

ITR Revision in 3 Steps

Easily rectify errors in your tax filings with our expert CA assistance.

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Step 1

Error Analysis

Provide us with your original ITR. Our experts will identify the discrepancies and missed items.

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Step 2

Recalculation

We prepare the revised computation of income incorporating the new facts and correct details.

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Step 3

File Revised Return

We file the revised return under section 139(5) and generate a new acknowledgment receipt for you.

FAQ

ITR Revision FAQs

Common questions regarding time limits, rules, and procedures for revising an ITR.

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What is the time limit to file a revised return?
Under current laws, a revised return can be filed on or before 31st December of the relevant Assessment Year, or before the completion of the assessment, whichever is earlier.
Yes, you can file a revised return multiple times provided that it is done within the stipulated time limit. However, frequent revisions may attract scrutiny from the income tax department.
No, there is no penalty for filing a revised return. However, if the revision leads to additional tax liability, you may be required to pay the differential tax along with applicable interest under section 234B/234C.