Report missed income within the permitted window by paying the additional tax.
ITR-U
Overview
Typical time3–5 working days
Documents4 to upload
DeliveredOnline · client portal
Reviewed bySenior expert
Report missed income within the permitted window by paying the additional tax.
What's included
Check whether an updated return is allowed for the year
Computation of additional tax (25% to 70% depending on delay)
Filing of ITR-U within the 48-month window
Advice on penalty protection
Information we need
You fill this in at checkout after signing in. Fields marked * are mandatory. Ordering for a client of yours? Enter their details – the invoice can go to you or directly to them.
Entity KYC
Type of entity *
Legal name (or proposed name) *
Trade / brand name optional
PAN of the entity optional
GSTIN optional
CIN / LLPIN / registration no. optional
Date of incorporation / birth optional
Registered / business address optional
City optional
State *
PIN code optional
Email *
Mobile *
Authorised person
Full name (as on PAN) *
Mobile number *
Designation optional
Email optional
PAN optional
DIN / DPIN optional
For Updated return (ITR-U)
Assessment year to update *AY 2025-26 · AY 2024-25 · AY 2023-24 · AY 2022-23
Income missed or reason for updating optional
Additional income to declare (₹) optional
Documents usually needed
Upload these in the client portal after ordering – scans or clear phone photos are fine.
Original return and computation (if filed)
AIS / TIS for the year
Details of the income missed and supporting documents
Bank statements for the year
As per law
Law and sections
Income-tax Act, 1961 for income up to FY 2025-26; the Income-tax Act, 2025 applies from tax year 2026-27 (1 April 2026)
Section 139(8A) (updated return) and section 140B (additional tax)
Who must comply
Anyone who missed income or did not file, to correct it voluntarily
Not allowed to reduce tax, increase a refund, or after a search or assessment for that year
Time limits
Within 48 months from the end of the relevant assessment year
If it is missed
Additional tax of 25%, 50%, 60% or 70% of tax and interest, depending on how late it is filed
General information based on the law as at October 2026. Rules and due dates change, so we confirm the current position before starting your work.
How it works
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