“Regular ITR‑U & Belated ITR Filing Deadlines Explained: Your AY 2025‑26 Guide”

Last date to file ITR for FY 2024‑25 (AY 2025‑26) for non‑audit taxpayers is extended to 15 Sept 2025. Belated ITR due by 31 Dec 2025. Updated ITR‑U until Mar 2030.

“Last Date to File ITR (No Audit): Extended to 15 Sept 2025 — Don’t Miss Out!”


“ITR‑U, Belated ITR & Regular Filing Deadlines Explained: Your AY 2025‑26 Guide”


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“Can You Still File Updated ITR‑U? Key Dates Up to March 2030 Explained”


“Missed July 31? Here’s Your Complete ITR Timeline Until Dec 2025 & Beyond”

Imagine discovering in August that the July 31 ITR deadline has quietly slipped past you. Heart racing, forms unfinished, deadline looming—every hour feels like ticking tax time‑bomb. Welcome to the relief: the ITR deadline for taxpayers who don’t require audit (mostly salaried individuals and HUFs) has been extended to 15 September 2025. (Primary Keyword: last date for filing ITR for taxpayers not requiring audit)
That’s right—if your annual income isn’t subject to audit, including many salaried employees, you now have additional time to breathe, prepare, and file accurately. But what about belated returns or updated ITRs (ITR‑U) if you make errors later? This guide breaks it all down with examples, FAQs and expert clarity—written by your tax‑savvy friend, not a robot.


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⏳ Last Date for Filing ITR (Non‑Audit Taxpayers)

Example: Riya, a W‑2 employee, discovered late when ITR‑1 utility came out late. With this relief she comfortably files by 10 Sept without penalty.

Key takeaway: If you don’t require audit, mark 15 September 2025 as your final filing day.


🕒 Belated (Late) & Revised Returns – Where Do They Fit?

Story: Arun filed on 20 Oct and paid penalty ₹5,000. He still claims investment deductions but misses loss‑carry‑forward rights.

Key takeaway: Late returns are allowed but costly and may lose some tax benefits. File before 31 December 2025.


🔄 Updated Returns (ITR‑U) – Fixing Big Omissions

“Last Date to File ITR (No Audit): Extended to 15 Sept 2025 — Don’t Miss Out!”


“ITR‑U, Belated ITR & Regular Filing Deadlines Explained: Your AY 2025‑26 Guide”


“Extended ITR Deadline Alert: What Every Taxpayer Must Know (Sept 15 2025)”


“Can You Still File Updated ITR‑U? Key Dates Up to March 2030 Explained”


“Missed July 31? Here’s Your Complete ITR Timeline Until Dec 2025 & Beyond”

Example: Priya missed reporting rental income in her ITR filed by Dec 2025. She files ITR‑U in Feb 2028 to include it properly—loss of carry‑forward rules avoided.

Key takeaway: If you missed something major, ITR‑U until March 2030 is your fallback—not belated ITR.


🧾 Who Gets Which Deadline & Why the Extension?

Why the extension?

Key takeaway: Extension applies only to non‑audit taxpayers. Audit‑cases must follow standard dates.


✅ Planning Tips & Mistakes to Avoid

“Last Date to File ITR (No Audit): Extended to 15 Sept 2025 — Don’t Miss Out!”


“ITR‑U, Belated ITR & Regular Filing Deadlines Explained: Your AY 2025‑26 Guide”


“Extended ITR Deadline Alert: What Every Taxpayer Must Know (Sept 15 2025)”


“Can You Still File Updated ITR‑U? Key Dates Up to March 2030 Explained”


“Missed July 31? Here’s Your Complete ITR Timeline Until Dec 2025 & Beyond”
  • Calculate tax and pay self‑assessment tax by 31 July 2025, even if filing later, to avoid interest under Sec 234A Hindustan Times.
  • Verify ITR after filing, or it won’t count as filed. E‑verification within 30 days is mandatory.
  • Double‑check your ITR form: Use ITR‑1 or ITR‑2 per your income profile.
  • Watch common errors: wrong PAN/DOB, omission of income (interest, rent, capital gains), claim mismatches.
  • Avoid rushing in late September: Filer crowd and system loads may delay verification or processing.
  • Maintain records if you plan to claim deductions (80C, HRA, etc.) or switch tax regime.

Key takeaway: Timely tax payment, correct ITR form, e‑verification and document backup can save costly mistakes.


📣 Call to Action

Have you filed your ITR yet? If not, are you planning to use the extended deadline or waiting till December? Share your experience or questions in the comments—your peers might find it helpful!


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