How to Check Status After Rectification on the ITR Portal

Steps to Check the Status After ITR Rectification

Taxpayers using the e-filing portal of the Income Tax department can correct any errors when filing income tax returns (ITRs). If users filing the incorrect information are entered, taxpayers, besides receiving a legal notice from the income tax department, also risk losing their income tax refunds. Such as salaried people should, they can be extremely careful while filing/her income tax return and after then submitting the tax return, check if all tax information regarding the form were correct, and rectify errors if any.

In some cases, taxpayers can also check up on the rectification status on the new Govt portal. Let’s follow some important steps such as:

Go to https://www.incometax.gov.in/iec/foportal new portal
In this second step, click on ‘ITR portal dashboard’ and then 'Services', 'Rectification Request' and Rectification Status'.
In this third step, click on ‘Rectification Request Number’ to see the rectification information.
After then against the request number, go to ‘View Details’ option
Status of Submitted will be displayed for the request

Completed/Rejected/In Progress/Condonation of Delay Request Accepted/e-submission re-enabled by AO.

The last day to make payment for the income tax return filing FY 2021/22 AY 2022-23 was 31st July.There was no extension of the due date by the Union government, unlike in previous years. On the final day of the filing season, the income tax department got 5.83 crore returns.

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