By PTI
A document 72.42 lakh revenue tax returns had been filed on the final day of such submitting on July 31, taking the cumulative returns to five.83 crore, close to to the identical ranges of final 12 months.
While initially revenue tax return (ITR) submitting was gradual, the tempo picked up because the deadline neared.
“The surge of filing ITRs peaked on July 31, 2022 (due date for salaried taxpayers and other non-tax audit cases) with over 72.42 lakh ITRs being filed on a single day,” an official assertion stated.
The complete ITRs filed until July 31, 2022 for evaluation 12 months 22-23 is about 5.83 crore, it stated.
Last fiscal (2020-21), about 5.89 crore ITRs (Income Tax Returns) had been filed by the prolonged due date of December 31, 2021.
Typically, return filers wait until the final day to file returns.
Over the final two monetary years, the federal government had prolonged the deadline for submitting ITRs to ease compliance for taxpayers battling Covid pandemic.
But this 12 months the deadline was not prolonged by even by a day.
Through ITR, an individual is meant to undergo the Income Tax Department details about the revenue and the taxes due and paid on it in the course of the 12 months.
The Income Tax Department has prescribed 7 forms of ITR varieties, whose applicability will depend upon the character and quantity of revenue and the kind of taxpayer.
The tax division’s new revenue tax submitting portal is now very strong to take the elevated masses.
“The e-filing portal also set other benchmarks on July 31, 2022 including – highest per second rate of ITR filing: 570 (at 4:29:30 pm), highest per minute rate of ITR filing: 9573 (at 7:44 pm), and the highest per hour rate of ITR filing: 5,17,030, between 5 PM to 6 PM,” the assertion stated.
The preliminary tempo of e-filing was comparatively a lot slower with the primary 1 crore ITRs for AY 22-23 being filed solely by July 7.
The tempo picked up marginally, with about 2.48 crore ITRs being filed by July 22.
“With the Government announcing that there would be no extension of the due date, there was a surge in filing of ITRs and by July 25, 2022, 3 crore ITRs had been filed. By the end of the day on 31st July,2022, 72.42 lakh ITRs had been filed, shattering all previous records (maximum being 49 lakh ITRs in 2019). In the month of July, 2022 alone, over 5.13 crore ITRs have been filed,” it stated.
Out of 5.83 crore ITRs filed for AY 2022-23, 50 per cent of those are ITR-1 (2.93 crore), 11.5 per cent are ITR-2 (67 lakh), 10.9 per cent are ITR-3 (63.35 lakh) and 26 per cent are ITR-4 (1.54 crore).
“The number of ITRs filed during working hours (9 AM-6 PM) since 7th July, 2022 to 31st July, 2022 is around 3.31 crore, which is 58.77% of the total ITRs filed,” it stated.
“Over 47% of these ITRs have been filed using the online ITR form on the portal and the balance have been uploaded using the ITR created from the offline software utilities.”
Large variety of taxpayers did their due diligence by evaluating information of their revenue by viewing their Annual Information Statement (AIS) and Taxpayer Information Summary (TIS). A excessive price of utilization of AIS/TIS information was mirrored by the truth that greater than 5.03 crore taxpayers considered/downloaded their AIS.
This 12 months a big portion of the info for ITR-1 was already prefilled with wage, curiosity and dividend revenue making compliance simpler for taxpayers.
For different ITRs 2, 3, 4, aside from this information, property particulars for rental revenue, introduced ahead losses, MAT credit score was additionally pre-filled to additional ease compliance for taxpayers.
A document 72.42 lakh revenue tax returns had been filed on the final day of such submitting on July 31, taking the cumulative returns to five.83 crore, close to to the identical ranges of final 12 months.
While initially revenue tax return (ITR) submitting was gradual, the tempo picked up because the deadline neared.
“The surge of filing ITRs peaked on July 31, 2022 (due date for salaried taxpayers and other non-tax audit cases) with over 72.42 lakh ITRs being filed on a single day,” an official assertion stated.
The complete ITRs filed until July 31, 2022 for evaluation 12 months 22-23 is about 5.83 crore, it stated.
Last fiscal (2020-21), about 5.89 crore ITRs (Income Tax Returns) had been filed by the prolonged due date of December 31, 2021.
Typically, return filers wait until the final day to file returns.
Over the final two monetary years, the federal government had prolonged the deadline for submitting ITRs to ease compliance for taxpayers battling Covid pandemic.
But this 12 months the deadline was not prolonged by even by a day.
Through ITR, an individual is meant to undergo the Income Tax Department details about the revenue and the taxes due and paid on it in the course of the 12 months.
The Income Tax Department has prescribed 7 forms of ITR varieties, whose applicability will depend upon the character and quantity of revenue and the kind of taxpayer.
The tax division’s new revenue tax submitting portal is now very strong to take the elevated masses.
“The e-filing portal also set other benchmarks on July 31, 2022 including – highest per second rate of ITR filing: 570 (at 4:29:30 pm), highest per minute rate of ITR filing: 9573 (at 7:44 pm), and the highest per hour rate of ITR filing: 5,17,030, between 5 PM to 6 PM,” the assertion stated.
The preliminary tempo of e-filing was comparatively a lot slower with the primary 1 crore ITRs for AY 22-23 being filed solely by July 7.
The tempo picked up marginally, with about 2.48 crore ITRs being filed by July 22.
“With the Government announcing that there would be no extension of the due date, there was a surge in filing of ITRs and by July 25, 2022, 3 crore ITRs had been filed. By the end of the day on 31st July,2022, 72.42 lakh ITRs had been filed, shattering all previous records (maximum being 49 lakh ITRs in 2019). In the month of July, 2022 alone, over 5.13 crore ITRs have been filed,” it stated.
Out of 5.83 crore ITRs filed for AY 2022-23, 50 per cent of those are ITR-1 (2.93 crore), 11.5 per cent are ITR-2 (67 lakh), 10.9 per cent are ITR-3 (63.35 lakh) and 26 per cent are ITR-4 (1.54 crore).
“The number of ITRs filed during working hours (9 AM-6 PM) since 7th July, 2022 to 31st July, 2022 is around 3.31 crore, which is 58.77% of the total ITRs filed,” it stated.
“Over 47% of these ITRs have been filed using the online ITR form on the portal and the balance have been uploaded using the ITR created from the offline software utilities.”
Large variety of taxpayers did their due diligence by evaluating information of their revenue by viewing their Annual Information Statement (AIS) and Taxpayer Information Summary (TIS). A excessive price of utilization of AIS/TIS information was mirrored by the truth that greater than 5.03 crore taxpayers considered/downloaded their AIS.
This 12 months a big portion of the info for ITR-1 was already prefilled with wage, curiosity and dividend revenue making compliance simpler for taxpayers.
For different ITRs 2, 3, 4, aside from this information, property particulars for rental revenue, introduced ahead losses, MAT credit score was additionally pre-filled to additional ease compliance for taxpayers.