🚨 TAX AUDIT DEADLINE MUST BE EXTENDED!
The compliance burden is immense, timelines are tight, and tax professionals are under unprecedented pressure. We demand a fair and practical extension.
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We did not ask for extension at time of ITR filing!
But this time there is genuine demand!
Audit is a lengthy, complex and time taking process which requires time.
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URGENT APPEAL TO ALL TAX PROFESSIONALS
Today, let’s raise ONE UNITED VOICE for extension of the Tax Audit Due Date to 31.10.2026. 🙏
Every CA • Tax Practitioner • Professional — PLEASE POST & REPOST TODAY
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🚨 SUNDAY MEGA TREND—LET’S TAKE IT TO THE TOP! 🚨
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A united voice for fair extension and quality compliance.
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Respected Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman Ji, @nsitharaman@PMOIndia
I wish to draw your urgent attention to genuine and serious difficulties being faced by Chartered Accountants and taxpayers across the country in completing Tax Audit Reports for AY 2026–27 within the present deadline of 30 September 2026.
The Income Tax Department confirms that the tax audit report for FY 2025–26 is governed by the Income-tax Act, 1961 and is required to be furnished one month before the applicable ITR due date.
The CA fraternity is working under an exceptionally compressed timeframe due to return-filing assignments, evolving and updated income-tax utilities, extensive reconciliation and verification, finalisation of financial statements, GST, TDS/TCS and other statutory compliances.
This year, the workload has increased further with the implementation of the revised financial-statement framework for applicable non-corporate entities, including the requirement to present comparative figures in the prescribed format. This entails additional reconciliation, regrouping, documentation and professional review, requiring meaningful additional time. Section 44AB is not merely a form-filing exercise. It requires professional judgement, detailed examination of books and records, reconciliation, verification and responsible reporting through Forms 3CA/3CB and 3CD.
The Department itself describes tax audit as a statutory reporting requirement intended to facilitate proper reporting and discourage tax avoidance and evasion.
There is also a practical seasonal constraint. The last days of September coincides with major festivals and observances, including Ganesh Visarjan and Paryushan, resulting in reduced availability of clients, accounting personnel, audit staff and supporting professionals precisely when final clarifications, documents and reconciliations are required.
A tax audit should be an exercise of deep scrutiny—not a race against the clock. Adequate time enables Chartered Accountants to identify discrepancies, verify transactions and ensure that the information ultimately submitted to the Revenue is accurate, complete and meaningful.
Quality compliance requires time.
Responsible certification requires time.
Effective tax administration requires quality audits.
Section 119 of the Income-tax Act, 1961 provides the CBDT with powers to issue appropriate orders for proper and efficient administration of the Act and, in appropriate circumstances, to address genuine hardship.
I therefore request that the Ministry/CBDT may kindly extend the Tax Audit due date for AY 2026–27 from 30 September 2026 to 31 October 2026, along with consequential extension of the related return-filing and statutory compliance timelines, wherever necessary.
With the existing deadline only a few days away, I request that this matter be considered urgently and sympathetically.
An extension of time will enable deeper scrutiny, better professional diligence and more responsible tax compliance.
With regards,
Yours sincerely,
Shaktisinh Gohil
@CANITINCHAWLA@SumitRDas@CA_DHARMESH31@CA_NirmalMishra
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CA’s coming forward for seeking relief fo all..
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#ExtendTaxAuditDueDate is now trending on X. A sincere appeal to all CAs, Tax Professionals and taxpayers: Please continue tweeting and retweeting today.
Let us respectfully strengthen our collective request to @IncomeTaxIndia and @FinMinIndia.
Hon’ble @FinMinIndia@IncomeTaxIndia, it is humbly requested to extend the Tax Audit due date for AY 2026-27 from 30.09.2026 to 31.10.2026.
Tax professionals are presently facing heavy pressure due to overlapping statutory compliances, finalisation of accounts, GST/TDS reconciliations, AIS/26AS verification and other audit-related responsibilities. Tax Audit requires detailed checking and proper reporting, which should not be compromised due to severe time constraints.
A one-month extension will help taxpayers and professionals ensure accurate, complete and quality compliance and will reduce avoidable hardship during the peak filing season.
Kindly consider extending the due date to 31st October 2026 in the interest of taxpayers, professionals and better tax administration. @akhilpachori@CAHimankSingla@RajeshSharmaBJP@nsitharamanoffc@PMOIndia@CA_AkshatS@caparveensharma@Thisissamarpit@abhishekrajaram
It seems there is no unity among CA on X.
Hardly anyone has tweeted with the tag #ExtendTaxAuditdate
Unless we unite, we won't see change.
Post why you want an extension and use the tag #ExtendTaxAuditdate
I can help raise your voice, but you also need to put in some effort by tweeting if you want an extension.
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Taxation Bar Association Saharsa Bihar Represent @IncomeTaxIndia For Tax Audit Due Date Extension upto 31st Oct, 2026
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Chandigarh Chartered Accountants Taxation Association has written to the Hon'ble Finance Minister & CBDT requesting extension of the 30 September 2026 due date for the Tax Audit Report and other audit reports (Forms 10B/10BB) to 31 October 2026, with relief for audit‑case returns.
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📢 MAKE 31ST OCTOBER THE PERMANENT TAX AUDIT DUE DATE
No one would seek an extension beyond 30th September if:
✅ Q4 TDS Return remains due by 30th April
✅ Form 26AS & AIS are available by 15th May
✅ All ITRs, Form 3CD, 10B & 10BB and e-filing utilities are available by 15th May
✅ Non-audit ITR due date remains 31st July
QUALITY COMPLIANCE NEEDS ADEQUATE TIME
Tax Audit is not just form-filling.
It requires proper verification, reconciliation, documentation and professional judgement.
📌 31st October should be the permanent Tax Audit due date — not an extension, but a practical compliance deadline.
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