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Advance tax liability: You need to pay advance income tax by this date to avoid penalties

Advance Income Tax: Taxpayers need to pay advance tax in four specified instalments: June, September, December and March of the financial year.

Updated on: Mar 12, 2024, 00:09:36 IST
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Advance Income Tax: Annual income and annual tax liability result in the decision on whether you need to pay advance tax or not. In case a taxpayer's annual tax liability for the financial year after subtracting tax deducted at source (TDS) is more than 10,000, they need to pay advance tax so that they can avoid penal interest.

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How is advance income tax paid?

Advance Income Tax: The last date for paying fourth instalment of advance tax this financial year is March 15.
Advance Income Tax: The last date for paying fourth instalment of advance tax this financial year is March 15.

Taxpayers need to pay advance tax in four specified instalments: June, September, December and March of the financial year. The last date for paying fourth instalment of advance tax this financial year is March 15.

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When do you not need to pay advance income tax?

Senior citizens who do not have any income from business or profession and taxpayers who have opted for the presumptive taxation scheme under section 44AD or 44ADA don't have to pay advance income tax. Salaried individuals whose TDS is deducted need not pay any advance tax in most cases.

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Is there a penalty for not paying advance income tax?

The deadline for submitting an updated income tax return (ITR) is on March 31, 2024. This provision allows taxpayers who missed filing their return to file an updated ITR or ITR-U. Therefore, if taxpayers missed filing it for financial year 2020-21, they can do the same now till March 31.

 
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