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How to E-File and E-Verify Your ITR?

Submitting an Income Tax Return and verifying it are separate steps. The return filing process is not complete until the return is successfully verified within the prescribed time.

Quick Answer

In practical terms, Submitting an Income Tax Return and verifying it are separate steps. The return filing process is not complete until the return is successfully verified within the prescribed time.



Filing versus verification

e-Filing means electronically submitting the return. e-Verification confirms that the taxpayer has authenticated the submitted return. The Income Tax Department specifically distinguishes these steps.

Common e-Verification methods

The e-Filing portal supports methods including Aadhaar OTP and other electronic verification mechanisms depending on the taxpayer's profile and account setup.

Can I verify later?

Yes, the filing workflow can permit verification later, but the taxpayer must complete verification within the prescribed time. The ITR-2 user manual states that when “e-Verify Later” is selected, verification is required within 30 days of filing.

What happens after successful verification?

The portal displays a success message with transaction/acknowledgment details, and confirmation is sent to the registered contact details.

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Disclaimer: This article provides an overview and general guidance, not exhaustive for brevity. Please refer Income Tax Act, GST Act, Companies Act and other tax compliance acts, Rules, and Notifications for details.