Using the e-filing process is simple and easy for all those who have access to the Internet. In fact, e-filing has been accepted by the IT department as a trusted means of filing IT returns.
Note:
1. Before you start e-fling your returns, ensure that the web site you have registered with is a secured site. Also, check the trust worthiness of the site you choose to prepare your income tax return.
2. If you miss submitting your ITR-V within 30 days, your e-filing will be considered as null and void; it means that it will be considered that you have not yet filed your return. In such a case you will have to file revised return, get a new ITR-V and submit the same within 30 days.
3. Digital signature: It is an 'electronic signature' that is used to authenticate the identity of the sender of the e-tax document to the IT Department. However, tax returns can be filed online without digital signature.
In such a case, since the e-return one files is not signed, a unique form called ITR-V is to be additionally submitted to the IT department along with your e-filed returns.
4. ITR-V: It stands for 'Income Tax Return -- Verification' form. This form is received when you e-tax file without using a digital signature; Income Tax department needs to verify the legitimacy of the ITR when filed online without using a digital signature.
On receipt of ITR-V you have to sign the copy (at specified places) and mandatorily submit to the IT department to complete the e-filing process (as explained in the next slide).
5. E-Refund: It is refund process carried out electronically. The details of refund (if any) are filled up online in a prescribed form. After approval of refund request by the concern authority, the refund amount will be credited to your bank account. Refunds are only allowed if you file your return on time.
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