File ITRs before July 31 deadline: I-T dept

July 17, 2016 16:35

With less than a fortnight left to file the annual ITRs by individuals and other category of taxpayers, the Income Tax department has suggested assessees to opt for e-filing of their returns for a hassle-free processing of the annual returns filing exercise.

By this time last year, you may have had already electronically filed your Income Tax Return. This is a gentle reminder for you to file your Income Tax Return for Assessment Year 2016-17. E-filing is simple, easy and convenient as you would have experienced in last year.

"You are requested to login to incometaxindiaefiling. gov.in and download the free return preparation software with a host of new features to help you in preparing the Income Tax return and submit your return," an advisory sent by the department to the taxpayers said. The department has suggested the taxpayers to opt for e-filing of their Income Tax Returns (ITRs) and enjoy a hassle-free processing of the annual returns filing exercise. The new ITRs have been notified early this year and taxpayers can e-file thier ITRs till July 31, for those whose accounts are not liable for audit.

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