The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has decided to extend the specified date for filing various audit reports for the Previous Year 2024–25 (Assessment Year 2025–26), from 30th September 2025 to 31st October 2025, for assessees referred to in clause (a) of Explanation 2 to sub-section (1) of section 139 of the Act.
Dear All,
Kindly put this in your WhatsApp status and do not upload any Tax Audit today in support of the Nationwide Pen-Down Strike (24th Sept 2025).
👉 This Govt has been insensitive to the people. Extending the ITR due date by just one day clearly shows their arrogance towards the common people and professionals.
Let’s stay united and make our voice heard. ✊
No Extension of Audit Due Date – We Refuse to Work!
No matter whether Income Tax Portal is working or not, as a CA, I'll keep on trying till 11:59pm
- Even though I am able to file 1 ITR only, I'll not shut my screen down.
- No matter how small fees I'll get for that 1 ITR...
IT IS MY MORAL RESPONSIBILITY TO FIGHT FOR MY CLIENT
SALUE TO EVERY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT AND TAX PROFESSIONAL OF THIS COUNTRY FIGHTING AGAINST THIS FASCIST GOVERNMENT AND FASCIST FINANCE MINISTER. 🫡
The debate on ITR due date extension returns every year. Extension becomes an issue, no extension becomes an issue, even timely extension becomes an issue.
The Government has the difficult task of balancing fiscal needs, administrative efficiency, and fairness. Ultimately, the decision to extend or not to extend lies with the Government, guided by what it believes is best for the nation.
But as a profession, we have a larger responsibility. Chartered Accountants are not just service providers to assessees, we are stakeholders in the nation’s economic discipline. Assessees seek relief from penalties and technical hurdles. Professionals face heavy workload and systemic challenges. Trade bodies represent collective hardships. Even within our fraternity, questions arise—what ICAI is doing becomes an issue, criticising the Government is an issue, not criticising is also an issue.
Yet beyond all these debates, one truth remains clear: each of us knows what needs to be done and what can be done. Compliance is not about fear of penalties, it is about strengthening trust in governance, ensuring timely revenue for development, and building India’s credibility as a disciplined economy.
Let us, as responsible stakeholders, move towards a culture where timely compliance is the norm and extensions remain the rare exception. The Government may decide on the extension, but the responsibility of compliance rests with all of us. A stronger compliance culture is not just good for taxpayers or professionals, it is good for the country.
No Income tax upto 12L and now Lower GST rate with No GST on life and health insurance.
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