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What is an ITR-V?
- ITR-V stands for ‘Income Tax Return – Verification’ form.
- This form is received when you e-file without using a digital signature.
- Income Tax Department needs to verify the authenticity of income tax return when filed online without using a digital signature.
- On receipt of ITR-V you have to sign the copy and submit to the Income Tax Department to complete the filing process.
What steps are to be followed when I e-file without using a Digital Signature?
When you e-file without using a Digital Signature, you receive ITR-V as an attachment in the e-mail sent by the Income Tax Department. Since the return you filed was not signed, your filing is still incomplete. To complete the return filing process, follow the below mentioned steps –
- Print and sign ITR-V.
- Do not fold this signed ITR-V. Enclose the same in A-4 size envelope.
- Mail the envelope within 120 days of e-filing to –
Income Tax Department CPC
Post Box No.1,
Electronic City Post Office,
Bangalore 560100, Karnataka. - Upon receipt of ITR-V, Income Tax Department will send an e-mail acknowledging the receipt of signed copy of ITR-V. This is your acknowledgement.
- Your filing is now complete..
Can I submit ITR-V anywhere else in India?
No, you cannot. You have to compulsorily mail your ITR-V in a sealed A-4 envelope to the address mentioned above.
Is there any time limit for submitting ITR-V to Income Tax Department?
Yes, you should mail your ITR-V within 120 days of e-filing your return.
What if I do not submit ITR-V within 120 days?
If you miss submitting your ITR-V within 120 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 120 days.
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Only A4 size paper is required. A4 size envelope is not a must. Only take care not to make any folds on the bar code of ITR V.
My personal experience of past several yearsis that if you send by Speedpost as above , even in a smaller envelope ,the ITR V is accepted Income Tax authorities without any issues.
Dear sir, i have not filled ITR for AY2014-2015 (income was 287000/-) though I paid my income tax through TDS. I was not aware about ITR . Now I got email that I have not submitted and submit within 15 dec 15.Now what I will do .
thanks.
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Refund case me e verification kiya ja sakata hai ya itr CPC bhejana padega
I send itr v to CPC by speed post and dispatched to CPC by post but till now itr not prosied till now what I do
hi, i have filed one of my clients itr for the a.y.2011-12 but still i failed to submit acknowledge to cpc so if i revise the return and then submit itr to cpc ? is it any penalty for revise.
Dear Sir
I had filled ITR-4 for AY 13-14 & 14-15 on 18/01/2015, but by mistake I had forgot to send ITR-V to department and 120 has been expired. Suggest me what to do.
Yes, you can send 2 or more ITR V by A single envelope.
I have send two time ITR V to CPC Bangluru address but the massage comming still non recipt of ITR V .What we should do now.
Send it third time with proper address
I am Salaried income tax return of Rs 3.50lac, i filed online return on 31-03-2014 for the AY 2014-15, but still i failed to submit acknowledge to cpc. it any penalty for not submit the acknowledge in time or i post it now.
Dear sir
Any supporting document is required to send with ITR-V like LIC receipt,child fees receipt
Dear Sir,
As ITR V sending By speed post is complsory.
Do it Mean that we can send ITR V of Multiple Assessee by One Speed Post Envelope.
It will be cost saving,
Kindly Reply
I sent three ITF V in one cover through speed post
and received sms that three acknowledgments for
three filings received.But web site shows that only
one ITR V RECEIVED.What should I do?
@Amit, Panchal,…
A look at the department’s website, on – “ITR-V Do’s Don’ts”, “a sealed A-4 envelope” is a must finds no mention.
Instead, what is mentioned is that “Only A-4 white paper should be used”
The author of the write-up may please check and clarify. Also this anamoly may have to be pinpointed to the Department. That should help and go a long way in saving those tax payers from any unwarranted harssment should the ITR-V be reported to be “Not Received” despite it having been sent but because of having been sent in a smaller envelope.
No need to add :This is just one of the woes being faced with by dutiful taxpyers in the aftermath of the setup of so called – CPC, marked with incompleteness and deficiencies galore.
If perceptively observed, in today’s context,in which the social evils such as perjury,forging signatures and supposed -to-be legal documents, so on, have come to be in vogue alarmingly, the sanity or otherwise of the emphasis placed by the Department on the simplicitic requirement of a signed ITR-V to be brought on record , by any standard, ought to be given a second look and dispensed with; sooner the better.For that matter, knowing the widely predvailing corrupt mindsets/ prasctices, perhaps, even requitement to affix a ‘digital signature’ on tax retrn, etc., may not prove, contrary to the underlying belief of beauracts, a safe-proof or foolproof safeguard against the anticipated “incompleteness” in mind.
> Over to technocrats for any profoundly useful feedback or suggestions to protect the Revenue but at the same time with the least discomfiture to the honest taxpayers.
Despite indications, the requirement of forwarding to the CPC the system generated ITR V, signed, still remains to be dispensed with. This is a requirement which is believed to be to ensure the ‘authenticity’ of the filed return. As common sense should dictate the said reason does not seem to hold water. Besides, that failure to file and get an ack.(there could be many slips between the cup and the lip) would have the dire consequence of being treated as a case of no -return -filed and hence filing of a return once more is a must verges on a ‘no-sense’ compulsion. Once the system produced Ack. No. is received and in possessio9n of tax payer, to be produced if and when so required specifically, the return filed and on record ought not to be as ‘no-return’, but be considered as an authentic one, with no attendant consequence whatsoever. What needs to be noted is that is really so and will be in parity with in regard to return used to be manually filed but for the new mandate of e’filing. In this context, the mindless litigation /court case reported not long ago has left taxpayers with a bitter memory. In that case, the department with no rhyme or sane reason stuck to its stance/gun; albeit on its own admission, a return had been filed, it was so repeatedly affirmed, and reiterated to have been filed by a leading law firm, and was very much on record.
It is high time that the Revenue , in such matters, gives up its hyper-technical attitude once for all but evinces a sense of fair play for the benefit of by and large honest tax paying community.
IOO IOO IIEAYOO! I got acknowledgement receipt from CPC, Bangalore before eight months back, till now refund is not sent by Accessing Officer. Where are the accessing officer? what are they do? where are they work? please order for CBI investigation in CPC Office.
hi,
i have filed one of my clients itr for the a.y.2011-12 but still i failed to submit acknowledge to cpc so if i revise the return and then submit itr to cpc ? is it any penalty for revise ?
I have send ITR 2 times within 120 days but that is not showing receipt status in the website. I have send it again via speed post but 120 days is crossed. Is there any problem if the IT dept. get the ITR now ??? What I need to do?
Thanks in Advance
I have field my one of the clients Income tax return online and i also send ITR V acknowledgement to Income tax department at Bangalore by way of normal post before one & half month but till date i would not received acknowledgement from department than what will i do?
Hi,
I am having a query regarding sending multiple ITR-V to Bangalore office.
Can I send my ITR-V and wife’s ITR-V in one envelope by Ordinary/Speed post?
We both work with different organizations.
Your inputs on this will be greatly appreciable.
—-Yogesh
I had sent ITR V toBangalore by speed Post and as per tracking the same stands delivered at bangalore,but now after 3 months I have again received the mail from Bangalore regarding non receipt of ITRV,