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By CA Naveen Wadhwa, DGM, and CA Tarun Kumar, Assistant Manager, Taxmann.com
 
 

We generally exercise due care while dealing with our financial and taxation matters. However, in a hurried bid to file income tax return (ITR) before the due date, there remains the possibility of committing serious mistakes. Thus, it is necessary for you to understand some important provisions of the Income-Tax Act which will help you avoid any serious mistake while filing your income tax return.
Here, we have enlisted 10 things about filing of returns you probably don’t know about, but you should be well aware of.

 

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