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How to e-Verify Inocme Tax Return Using Aadhaar OTP?

What is the e-Verification of ITR?

What is the Importance of Verifying the Income Tax Return (ITR)?

How to e-Verify Income Tax Return (ITR) Using an Aadhaar Card?

How to e-Verify ITR Using EVC?

FAQs about e-Verifying ITR Using Aadhaar

I have filed my return for over 120 days now. Can I still review it online?

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Yes. You should file a request for condonation of delay according to the guidelines outlined in the Service Request user manual, which should include a proper reason for the delay. However, the return shall be taken to have been verified only where the Income Tax Department has approved the condonation request.

Yes. You should file a request for condonation of delay according to the guidelines outlined in the Service Request user manual, which should include a proper reason for the delay. However, the return shall be taken to have been verified only where the Income Tax Department has approved the condonation request.

My registered mobile number still needs to be updated with my Aadhaar. Can I still E-verify my return using my Aadhaar OTP?

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No. You should link your mobile number with Aadhaar to E-verify your return using Aadhaar OTP.

No. You should link your mobile number with Aadhaar to E-verify your return using Aadhaar OTP.

What is EVC?

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An Electronic Verification Code (EVC) is a 10-digit alpha-numeric code received on the mobile number and email ID provided when registering for e-filing or E-verifying your Income Tax account, bank account, demat account, etc. It has a 72-hour validity from the time it was generated.

An Electronic Verification Code (EVC) is a 10-digit alpha-numeric code received on the mobile number and email ID provided when registering for e-filing or E-verifying your Income Tax account, bank account, demat account, etc. It has a 72-hour validity from the time it was generated.

What can be done if the ITR-V is rejected?

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The reason for rejection is available on your e-filing dashboard. You can review it to understand why you were rejected. You may submit another ITR-V, or you can also use the E-verify ITR option online.

The reason for rejection is available on your e-filing dashboard. You can review it to understand why you were rejected. You may submit another ITR-V, or you can also use the E-verify ITR option online.

What are the advantages of the E-verification scheme?

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It enables taxpayers to adjust their income, which they may have omitted or declared inaccurately while filing the ITR.

It enables taxpayers to adjust their income, which they may have omitted or declared inaccurately while filing the ITR.

Is it mandatory to e-verify the ITR?

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Now, you must verify your ITR within 30 days of filing it.

Now, you must verify your ITR within 30 days of filing it.

What is the penalty charged for not E-verifying the ITR?

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As per the present rules of Income Tax, if one fails to ‘verify the ITR’ within the prescribed time, a penalty of ₹5,000 will be levied.

As per the present rules of Income Tax, if one fails to ‘verify the ITR’ within the prescribed time, a penalty of ₹5,000 will be levied.

When should one file ITR?

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The ITR filing is due on July 2024, but the best time is between May 31 of the particular year and the due date. This period enables one to claim relief provisions like loss set off, loss carry forward, and other rebates depending on one’s status.

The ITR filing is due on July 2024, but the best time is between May 31 of the particular year and the due date. This period enables one to claim relief provisions like loss set off, loss carry forward, and other rebates depending on one’s status.

What income is exempt from tax?

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Any person under 60 is exempt up to ₹2.5 lakh. Senior citizens over 60 but below 80 have been provided an exemption of up to  ₹3 lakh, and super senior citizens above 80 have been given a complete exemption of up to  ₹5 lakh.

Any person under 60 is exempt up to ₹2.5 lakh. Senior citizens over 60 but below 80 have been provided an exemption of up to  ₹3 lakh, and super senior citizens above 80 have been given a complete exemption of up to  ₹5 lakh.

Which item is exempt from income tax in India?

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Pension received, insurance, and provident funds are specifically exempted from tax in India.

Pension received, insurance, and provident funds are specifically exempted from tax in India.