Vanshika verma | Sep 2, 2025 |
Don’t Miss These Major Deadlines in September 2025: ITR, UPS, Aadhaar and More
Whether you’re a central government employee, a taxpayer, or simply a credit card user, it’s important to be aware of the upcoming deadlines to avoid penalties and missed benefits. New Rules regarding taxation, pensions, credit cards, postal services and fixed deposits are scheduled for September 2025.
Here are some deadlines and regulatory changes which you should not avoid:
Under the National Pension System (NPS), central government employees have time till September 30 to shift to the new Unified Pension Scheme (UPS). Earlier deadline for the same was June 30.
The government informed us that around 31,555 central government employees had enrolled in the UPS as of July 20. However, in response, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that as of July 20, 2025 at least 7,253 claims had been received, out of which only 4,978 claims had been processed for payment of benefits under UPS.
Most important Income Tax Return (ITR) for those not requiring an audit has been extended to September 15. However, previously it was July 31. And October 31 is the deadline for taxpayers whose accounts require auditing.
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has permitted Free updates until September 14 of Aadhaar demographic details online. Citizens can easily log in to the UIDAI website and upload valid ID and address proof documents. This update helps taxpayers to ensure their information remains correct for necessary services.
India post has combined its domestic Registered Post service with Speed post From September 1. Through this new update any registered post within the country will now be delivered via Speed Post, which will help in smoothing the system.
Currently Banks are providing limited-period special tenor fixed deposits (FDs):
The new restriction has been launched, which credit card users must know:
State Bank of India (SBI) has revised its SBI card reward points policy from September 1. Users will no longer earn reward points on SBI cards if they have made purchases on Online gaming platforms and government websites.
From September 16, Customers under SBI’s Card Protection Plan (CPP) will be switched to new alternatives with renewal charges revised to Rs 999 for classic, Rs 1,499 for premium and Rs 1,999 for platinum.
Above mentioned deadlines and regulatory changes are important for taxpayers, as these will help in implications for pensions, taxes, savings, and everyday spending. And missing these will cost taxpayers penalties and may miss out on benefits.
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