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If your return is defective, the Income Tax Department will send you a defective notice under Section 139 (9) via your registered email ID. In addition, you can check the same by logging on to the Income Tax e-filing portal.
Yes, the assessing officer may grant an extension beyond 15 days. However, you must apply for an extension before the due date.
A defective return is an Income Tax Return (ITR) filed with mistakes, missing details, or wrong information. The Income Tax Department issues a notice under Section 139(9), wanting you to rectify and re-file your return within the specified time duration.
Yes, you can revise and re-file a defective return within 15 days of receiving the notice (or extended time granted). In case you fail to do so, your return will be deemed invalid.
If you don't respond quickly to a notice regarding a defective return, your ITR for the assessment year may become invalid. An invalid ITR means you have not filed a return for that financial year. It may lead to penalties, interest charges, denial of loss carryforward, and loss of certain exemptions.