As the deadline for filing income tax returns (ITRs) for AY 2022–23 approaches, “Extend Due Date Immediately” trends
The deadline for filing an income tax return for the assessment year 2022–2023 is July 31, 2022. Although the government does not intend to extend the deadlines, some Twitter users today encouraged the income tax division to do so right away.
On Wednesday, Union Revenue Secretary Tarun Bajaj stated that this year’s ITR due dates would not be extended by the government.
Social media users have expressed their dissatisfaction with the e-filing website’s performance.
“Rectify challenges with online filing…Last name entry in ITR-3 is neither automated nor permitted. Consequently, online ITR verification and submission are not possible. My head is weighed down by the “sword of retribution.” What’s next? It was written.
The Income Tax department’s official Twitter account responded to this user’s complaint by writing, “Please share the details of the case (along with PAN & your mobile number) with us at [email protected].” Contact from our staff will be made with you. In order to prevent misuse, we also ask that you refrain from posting private information on social media, such as your PAN.
The https://eportal.incometax.gov.in tax filing portal is allegedly “not working properly,” “taking time, continuously loading, then failing,” according to users.
From this morning, @IncomeTaxIndia is simply showing a loading screen. Please let me know when everything is running nicely, the user pleaded.
The Government last year extended the due dates in response to the challenges faced by taxpayers as a result of the Covid epidemic and the broken filing website.
The tax department tweeted today, “Dear taxpayers, If you haven’t yet, don’t forget to file your ITR. ITR submissions for AY 2022–23 must be made by July 31st, 2022.
By the end of July 2022, salaried workers and HUFs (Hindu Undivided Families) whose accounts don’t need to be audited must file their income tax returns for the fiscal year 2021–2022 (FY 2021–2022).