ITAT Upholds Rs 2.06 Lakh Penalty, Holds Over 5 Year ITR-V Delay Defeats Reasonable Cause Claim:

ITAT Upholds Rs 2.06 Lakh Penalty, Holds Over 5 Year ITR-V Delay Defeats Reasonable Cause Claim

ITAT upheld a Rs 2.06 lakh penalty under Section 272A(2)(e), ruling that a five and half year delay in submitting ITR-V could not be justified as a reasonable cause.

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authorSaloni KumaridateSep 8, 2026
Last update on Sep 7, 2026
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ITAT Upholds Rs 2.06 Lakh Penalty, Holds Over 5 Year ITR-V Delay Defeats Reasonable Cause Claim

ITAT upheld a Rs 2.06 lakh penalty under Section 272A(2)(e), ruling that a five and half year delay in submitting ITR-V could not be justified as a reasonable cause.

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