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ITR Filing Deadline — AY 2026-27 (FY 2025-26)
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🚨 Urgent · Tax
Budget 2026 changed your ITR deadline. Every salaried Indian must act before 31 July.
For the first time, India's ITR deadlines are form-based, not category-based. File ITR-1 or ITR-2? Your deadline is 31 July 2026 — just 37 days away. Miss it: ₹5,000 penalty + 1% monthly interest. Business owners on ITR-3/4: 31 August. Audit cases: 31 October. Budget 2026 also extended revised return deadlines to 31 March 2027, giving filers room to fix errors.
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Compliance Calendar — AY 2026-27
📅 Government Deadlines — FY 2025-264 URGENT
ComplianceDue DateStatus
ITR Filing — Salaried / ITR-1, ITR-2 (no audit)
31 Jul 2026
37 DAYS
GSTR-1 Monthly Return (turnover >₹5Cr)
11 Jul 2026
18 DAYS
GSTR-3B Monthly (turnover >₹5Cr)
20 Jul 2026
26 DAYS
ITR Filing — Business/Professional, Non-audit (ITR-3, ITR-4)
31 Aug 2026
68 DAYS
Tax Audit Report filing (Section 44AB)
30 Sep 2026
98 DAYS
ITR Filing — Audit cases (ITR-3, ITR-6, companies)
31 Oct 2026
129 DAYS
Belated ITR Filing (with ₹5,000 penalty u/s 234F)
31 Dec 2026
190 DAYS
Revised Return — Budget 2026 extended deadline
31 Mar 2027
280 DAYS
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5 deductions salaried Indians almost always miss before filing
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