Time Limit for Processing of All Validly Filed Returns Up to AY 2017-18 with Refund Claims Extended to 31-01-2024
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Order F. No. 225/132/2023/ITA-II, dated 16-10-2023
By virtue of Order F. No. 225/98/2020-ITA-II, dated 30-09-2021, the CBDT directed that all validly filed returns up to Assessment Year 2017-18 bearing refund claims could be processed until 30-11-2021. In view of pending taxpayer grievances related to the issue of refund, the CBDT has decided to extend this time frame further. As a result, such ITRs can now be processed until 31-01-2024.
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