Small question related to - Income Tax Return (ITR). please help, i beg you.
4 years ago
Hello Sir, I am a person who forget to show a loan, which was given by me to someone, in my income tax return in the year of 1st april 2018 to 31st march 2019. I gave that loan as cash, not as cheque. But i have written proof of it on a notebook paper with 100 paisa stamp on it with signature of that person and his son . The person who took loan died in january 2020 but his son is alive. He have no property. Now, i want to show that loan in my income tax return of year 1st april 2019 to 31st march 2020. How is it possible ? Please explain me... I can ask my accountant but i need your advice.
A.Dear Sir,
Please contact chartered accountant and find out whether revised tax return can be filed.
Please contact chartered accountant and find out whether revised tax return can be filed.
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A.Please file revised returns, with all the details
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