Infosys has fixed most of the Income Tax portal glitches

Infosys has fixed most of the Income Tax portal glitches

Reetu | Sep 15, 2021 |

Infosys has fixed most of the Income Tax portal glitches

Infosys has fixed most of the Income Tax portal glitches

Sep 15 deadline for Infosys to fix glitches on the Income Tax portal has ended today.

As per the News Report:

  • Infosys has fixed most of the Income Tax portal glitches but some issues around login persist.
  • 1.19 cr Taxpayers have filed returns through the portal.
  • The date for Income Tax Return filing extended, So the deadline is redundant.

Income Tax Return and Audit Due Date for AY 2021-22

Income Tax Return and Audit Due Date for A.Y.2021-22 (F.Y.2020-21)
TaxpayersParticularOriginal1st Extension2nd Extension
A. CompanyTAX Audit Due Date30-09-202131-10-202115-01-2022
B. Other than Company to whom audit applicableITR Due Date31-10-202130-11-202115-02-2022
C. Partner of Firm to whom audit applicable
D. Tranfer Pricing S. 92EAudit Due Date31-10-202130-11-202131-01-2022
ITR Due Date30-11-202131-12-202128-02-2022
Other than A/B/C/D (Individual+Non Tax Audit Assessee)ITR Due Date31-07-202130-09-202131-12-2021
Belated/RevisedITR Due Date31-12-202131-01-202231-03-2022
1st Extension Given on 20/05/2021 (Circular No.9/2021)2nd Extension Given on 09/09/2021 (Circular No.17/2021)

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