Anyone who missed their due date
Whether by oversight or circumstance, filing late is still far better than not filing.
Missed your ITR due date? A belated return still gets you compliant: filed correctly, with the late fee and interest calculated right.

A belated return under Section 139(4) is an income tax return filed after the original due date has passed, but before 31 December of the assessment year, with a late fee and interest, and some restrictions compared to an on-time return.
Whether by oversight or circumstance, filing late is still far better than not filing.
Banks and embassies often require recent ITRs on file.
A belated return must be filed by 31 December of the assessment year (or before assessment is completed, whichever is earlier). After that, only an updated return (ITR-U) or a condonation request may be possible.
We collect Form 16/26AS/AIS and other income details.
We compute the late fee and interest along with your tax liability.
Return is filed under 139(4) and e-verified.
A loss (other than a house property loss) cannot be carried forward to later years.
Certain deductions can be disallowed when the return is filed after the due date.
One transparent professional fee, confirmed in writing before we begin.
After 31 December, a belated return is no longer possible. An updated return (ITR-U) with extra tax, or a condonation request for a refund or loss, may still be open.
Interest runs each month from the day after the due date. Getting it wrong can lead to a demand later.
Real accountants, fixed fees, and a person who knows your file.
Every return is checked by a chartered accountant before it is filed.
Same price as your ITR plan, plus GST. If your income falls under two plans, you pay only for the higher one.
One point of contact who knows your file end to end.
From review to e-verification, we manage every step.
You cannot file a belated return for that year any more. You may be able to file an updated return (ITR-U) within 48 months from the end of the assessment year, with extra tax of 25% to 70%, but not to show a loss or claim a refund. For a refund or a loss, you can apply for condonation of delay within five years from the end of the assessment year.
Yes. A belated return can claim a refund. Interest on the refund runs from the date you file the return.
Talk to an Expert about your belated return: free, no obligation.