Income Tax alert: Taxpayers, chartered accountants must file these documents now

 









Taxpayers and chartered accountants must file important income tax related documents by the extended due date of February 15.



"Dear Taxpayers, the extended due date for filing Form 3CA-3CD/3CB-3CD is 15th February, 2022. Pl file Tax Audit Report & submit statement of particulars under section 44AB at the earliest," Income Tax India tweeted.

"The extended due date for filing Form 29C is 15th February, 2022 for furnishing the report under section 115JC of the Income-tax Act, 1961. Let’s not wait till the last day. File Now!" Income Tax India tweeted.

FORM 3CA-3CD/3CB-3CD

Taxpayers need to file a Tax Audit Report and submit a statement of particulars under section 44AB (audited under the Income-Tax Act or any other law.)

FORM 29C

Chartered accountants must furnish a report under section 115JC of the Income Tax Act, 1961 for computing Adjusted Total Income and Alternate Minimum Tax of a person other than a company.


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