Future Generali India Life Insurance Company Limited is now Generali Central Life Insurance Company Limited. Generali Central Life Insurance Company Limited – A joint venture between Generali – one of the world’s leading insurers and Central Bank of India, India’s finest nationalised bank.
Future Generali India Life Insurance Company Limited is now Generali Central Life Insurance Company Limited. Generali Central Life Insurance Company Limited – A joint venture between Generali – one of the world’s leading insurers and Central Bank of India, India’s finest nationalised bank.

The one word answer to this is "NO" to income tax due date for AY 2022-23 has not extended. However, if you have missed filing your income tax returns, here's what you have to do.
If the original due date for filing an income tax return is missed, you can file a return later after the due date - such return is known as a "belated return". The income tax department also mentions the date by which the belated return must be filed. This deadline has been pushed back three months to December 31st of the assessment year (unless extended by the government).
However, if you file your ITR after the deadline, you'll have to pay a penalty under Section 234F. A taxpayer can be charged up to ₹10,000 in late filing fees. The IT Department, on the other hand, imposes a ₹1,000 penalty on those whose income does not exceed ₹5,000,000. This provides financial relief to these taxpayers.
The penalty for filing a late return is described in the following table:

You can only claim an income tax refund at the time of filing an ITR (Income Tax Return). If you miss the deadline for filing your ITR, you can submit a belated return on or before December 31st of the Assessment Year (AY). For late filing of a return, a penalty of Rs 5,000 is charged. Having said that, if the person's total income is less than Rs 5 lakh, the cost is only Rs 1,000.
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A belated return, that is, the return filed after the due date, is allowed under Section 139(4). For late filing of a return, a penalty of Rs 5,000 is charged. Having said that, if the person's total income is less than Rs 5 lakh, in that case, the penalty to-be paid is only Rs 1,000.
Due to some amendments, if the taxpayer needs to make changes to the original return, he or she can do so by using a revised return under Section 139(5). On or before the 31st of December of the Assessment Year, you can file a revise return.
Once this deadline has past, taxpayers will not be able to file any returns. If the return was missed due to an unforeseen circumstance, you can ask your A.O. asking for permission to file past returns under Section 119.
Otherwise there is one more option; The government introduced the ITR U form for updating income tax returns in the Union Budget 2022. The ITR-U form is a lifesaver for people who either failed to file their ITRs or filled them out incorrectly and with false information.
Using the ITR-U form, taxpayers have two years from the conclusion of the applicable assessment year to update their returns and correct any errors or omissions on their ITRs. For the assessment year 2021–2022, for instance, if the taxpayers failed to report some income, an updated return may be filed by 31 March 2024.
An Updated Return can be filed if:
The time limit for filing an updated return is 24 months from the end of the relevant assessment year. For example in the current financial year 2023-24, updated returns for AY 2021-22 and AY 2020-21 can be furnished.

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After the conclusion of each financial year, certain specified people are required to file an Income Tax Returns with the Income Tax Department.
To ensure that returns are filed on time, the tax department has established a deadline by which a person can file a return without having to pay late fees. This last date is known as the "Income Tax Return Due Date".
The deadline for filing an Income Tax Return varies based on the type of the taxpayer; for example - Individual, HUF, firm, LLP, company, trust, and AOP/BOI; and whether or not an audit is required.
Taxpayers who file their return beyond the due date will be subject to interest under Section 234A and a penalty under Section 234F.
For Individuals and HUFs - the due date for filing their income tax returns for financial year 2021-22/2023-24/2024-25 (AY 2022-23/2023-24/2024-25) are as follows:

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When it comes to income tax, there are a number of mandatory tax formalities that must be completed within the specified due dates/ deadlines, for example, filing income tax returns and paying advance tax on time, and so on.
Here is the TAX CALENDAR for the AY 2022-23/2023-24/2024-25;

Having learned when the last date for filing an ITR is, the following table will help you to find out when advance tax payments are due for the current financial year.
The deadlines/ due date for paying advance tax are as follows:

Note:
A deductor must file a TDS return after paying TDS. The following is the TDS return deadline:

Filing ITRs on time not only makes you a responsible citizen of the country, but it also provides you with a number of advantages. The following are a few of these benefits:
Suggested Read: Benefits of Filing Income Tax Returns Regularly
The conclusion of this article is now at hand. Using this guide, you can file tax returns with ease. Having a clear understanding of all tax-related dates can make this process smoother and more convenient.
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