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Income Tax Deadline: Taxpayers get big relief! Deadline extended for issuance of TDS return, Form-16

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Income Tax Return Deadline Extension: According to the order of Income Tax Department, the deadline for issuance of Form-16 has now been extended to 31st July. Apart from this, some deadlines which have already been extended. Individuals can now file tax returns for income earned in the financial year 2020-21 till September 30 instead of July 31.


Income Tax Return Deadline: In view of the second wave of Corona epidemic, the government has announced some reliefs for the taxpayers. The government has extended the deadline for income tax related works. As taxpayers will now have more time to file TDS, the government has extended tax relief to first-time home buyers as well. Let’s have a look at some updates related to income tax

1. Deadline for TDS Return Extended

The last date for submission of TDS statement for the fourth quarter (January-March) of the financial year 2020-21 has now been extended to July 15, 2021, which was earlier June 30.

2. Deadline extended for issuance of Form-16

According to the order of the Income Tax Department, the deadline for issuing Form-16 has now been extended to July 31, which was earlier July 15. This will give some time to the employers.

3. PAN-Aadhaar Linking Deadline Extended

You now have time till September 30 to link Aadhaar card-PAN. If you fail to link these two important documents by this deadline, your PAN card will become ‘inoperative’, you will not be able to do any financial work, apart from this a penalty of Rs 1000 will also be imposed.

4. Controversy also extended the deadline of Vishwas

The Central Government has now extended the deadline for making payments without interest under the Vivad se Vishwas scheme, launched to settle tax-related disputes, till August 31, 2021. This scheme was started in October 2020.

5. Loan tax free for the treatment of corona 

Those who have taken loans from their employers, friends and relatives for the treatment of Kovid-19, they will not have to pay any tax on that amount. If a family member dies due to Kovid, then whatever amount taken from the company will be absolutely tax free. Whereas if the amount up to 10 lakh is taken from a relative for help, then it will be tax free.

6. Tax relief issued to first time home buyers

Apart from this, the government has given a gift to the first time home buyers. The government has extended the deadline of Special Tax Relief to be received on the investment of such people. Now the residential house will get the benefit of 3 more months of tax deduction. Under Section 54 of the Income Tax, a person sells a house and makes a capital gain from it, but buys another house within 2 years, then he is exempted from tax on it. In such a case, the tax relief will now continue till September 3.

ITR deadline has already been extended


 

Apart from this, some deadlines which have already been extended. Individuals can now file tax returns for income earned in the financial year 2020-21 till September 30 instead of July 31. The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has extended the deadline for filing returns for companies from October 31 to November 30, 2021. A taxpayer who has not filed his return even after the deadline can file Belated ITR, but for this he will have to pay a penalty. The last date for filing Belated ITR or Revised ITR is now 31st January, 2022.

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