« Top Headlines » Open DEMAT Account in 24 hrs  Budget 2024 makes new income tax regime more attractive: See how much taxes you can now save  ITR filing 2024: New vs old income tax regimes, 6 key things to consider while filing your tax return  These five technical glitches may impact your Income tax return (ITR) filing. Know here  ITR filing 2023-24: How to optimise Section 80D deductions at the time of filing tax returns  ITR filing 2023-24: Top 7 mistakes to avoid for hassle-free income-tax return filing this year  Income tax returns for FY 2023-24: Keep these 8 tax law changes in mind while filing ITR this year  ITR Filing 2024: Know who can and cannot file income tax returns using ITR-1 this year  Income Tax Filing: 10 necessary guidelines that you must be aware of  Why you should file your income tax returns before July 31  What is Form 26AS? How to download Form 26AS to file Income Tax Return (ITR)  Income Tax Return: What are the alternatives to Form 16 that can be used while filing ITR? «  Govt set to scrutinise end use of public issue funds... Govt might give tax benefits on bio fuels... » Corporates can now file IT, FBT returns by Nov 30 October, 25th 2006 The government on Tuesday extended the last date for filing IT and FBT returns for corporates, barring those in Gujarat, by a month till November 30, after representations were made from various quarters in this regard. Its mandatory for corporates now to file these returns online. The date has been extended following representations from some sections of taxpayers and professionals that they may not be able to complete their filing process by October 31, an official statement said. "This is primarily because there were many holidays in October as a result of which some of them faced certain difficulties in adapting to new format and new procedure for filing returns," an official statement said. No further extension will be granted beyond November 30, the statement said. The corporates in Gujarat can file these returns by December 31 as the state was in grip of floods as per earlier official statement.