How many times can I revise a return?

A return can be revised multiple times within the allowed period, provided it was filed within time.

Is extra tax payable on ITR-U?

Yes, an updated return generally requires payment of the additional tax along with the applicable additional amount.

Revised / Updated ITR (ITR-U) — CorpRaasta

Overview

If you find an error or omission in a filed return, you can file a revised return within the allowed time. If that window has passed, an updated return (ITR-U) may let you report additional income and pay the due tax.

CorpRaasta reviews your original filing and prepares the appropriate revised or updated return correctly.

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What is Revised / Updated ITR (ITR-U)?

A revised return corrects a previously filed ITR within the due window, while ITR-U is an updated return allowing taxpayers to report additional income later, subject to conditions.

Who needs it

Taxpayers who made an error in their ITR

Those who omitted income or deductions

Individuals who missed filing and want to update

Anyone correcting a filed return

Documents required

Original ITR and acknowledgement

Corrected income/deduction details

Tax payment details

PAN and login

Supporting documents

How it works

Review original

We examine the filed return and the error.

Determine route

Revised vs updated (ITR-U) is decided.

Prepare return

The corrected return is prepared.

E-file

The return is filed and verified.

Benefits

Corrects errors and omissions

Reduces risk of notices and penalties

Updated return option after the window

Accurate, compliant filing

Expert guidance on the right route

HOW CORPRAASTA HELPS

What we do for you

Review of original filing

Revised or ITR-U preparation

Filing and verification

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Frequently asked questions

A revised return corrects a return within the normal time limit, while ITR-U lets you update and report additional income within an extended window, subject to additional tax.

Revised / Updated ITR (ITR-U)