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Issues: Whether the petitioner may be permitted to file its return electronically (after filing a paper return under an interim order), be deemed to have filed the return within time, and whether directions should be given for opening the Income Tax Portal and for timelines for filing and assessment.
Analysis: The petition arises from an interim permission to file a paper return within a prescribed period. The petitioner's paper return was filed within that period. The respondents will facilitate electronic filing by opening the Income Tax Portal within a specified period and notifying the petitioner. The petitioner will thereafter upload the return electronically within a further specified period. The respondents will process or assess the electronically filed return within a specified assessment timeline. No observations are recorded on the merits of the return, which are to be considered by the Department in accordance with law.
Conclusion: Permission granted for electronic filing with the following directions: (i) the Income Tax Portal shall be opened within six weeks; (ii) the petitioner shall upload the return electronically within four weeks of notification; (iii) the return so filed shall be deemed to have been filed within time; and (iv) the Revenue shall process/assess the return within 12 months of electronic upload.