CBDT has given the extension of time limits for certain tax compliances “to provide relief to taxpayers given the severe pandemic issues”.
Various deadlines relaxations will reduce the compliance burden for regular small & medium businesses that have been struggling long in the current crisis. This CBDT has given the extension of time limits for certain tax compliances “to provide relief to taxpayers given the severe pandemic issues”.
Various deadlines relaxations will reduce the compliance burden for regular small & medium businesses that have been struggling long in the current crisis. This emphasises how critical it is for companies to move their tax compliance entirely online.
The extension of deadlines for various compliances for employers and extension of tax filing due date for taxpayers is essential in the current situation as another wave of covid is raging in India.
the CBDT circular also said that the deadline for issuing Form 16 had been extended by a month till July 15, 2021.
Various other deadlines have also been extended to provide relief to taxpayers. These are:
“However, for those taxpayers, whose entire income tax liability is not discharged by TDS already deducted and advance tax and such shortfall exceeds INR 1 lakhs, they should endeavour to file their Income Tax Return within respective original due date to avoid the additional charge of interest u/s 234A, which is charged on filing Income Tax Return beyond the original due date at the rate of 1% per month for every month/ part thereof after the original due date of filing ITR,” Kumar said.hasises how critical it is for companies to move their tax compliance entirely online.
The extension of deadlines for various compliances for employers and extension of tax filing due date for taxpayers is essential in the current situation as another wave of covid is raging in India.
the CBDT circular also said that the deadline for issuing Form 16 had been extended by a month till July 15, 2021.
Various other deadlines have also been extended to provide relief to taxpayers. These are:
However, for those taxpayers, whose entire income tax liability is not discharged by TDS already deducted and advance tax and such shortfall exceeds INR 1 lakhs, they should endeavour to file their Income Tax Return within respective original due date to avoid the additional charge of interest u/s 234A, which is charged on filing Income Tax Return beyond the original due date at the rate of 1% per month for every month/ part thereof after the original due date of filing ITR.