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Processing of returns of income validly filed electronically with refund claims under section 143(1) of the Income-tax Act, 1961 beyond the prescribed time limits in non-scrutiny cases
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Relaxation of time limits allows processing of electronically filed returns with refund claims beyond the prescribed period with administrative approval. Relaxation under section 119 permits processing of electronically filed income-tax returns with refund claims beyond the statutory timeframe where intimation under subsection (1) of section 143 lapsed for reasons not attributable to the taxpayer; such processing requires prior administrative approval by the Principal Chief Commissioner/Chief Commissioner, DOlT (Systems) enablement for Assessing Officers, monitoring by the Pr.CIT/CIT, and excludes scrutiny-selected returns, those showing or likely to produce demand, and those delayed for reasons attributable to the assessee.
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Relaxation of time limits allows processing of electronically filed returns with refund claims beyond the prescribed period with administrative approval.
Relaxation under section 119 permits processing of electronically filed income-tax returns with refund claims beyond the statutory timeframe where intimation under subsection (1) of section 143 lapsed for reasons not attributable to the taxpayer; such processing requires prior administrative approval by the Principal Chief Commissioner/Chief Commissioner, DOlT (Systems) enablement for Assessing Officers, monitoring by the Pr.CIT/CIT, and excludes scrutiny-selected returns, those showing or likely to produce demand, and those delayed for reasons attributable to the assessee.
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