ACCORDING TO FINANCE MINISTER STATEMENT FINANCIAL YEAR IS EXTENDED UPTO 30JUNE 2020 THEN WHAT WILL HAPPENN WITH 80C INVESTMENTS THE PERSONS HAVE NOT DONE THERE PROPER INVESTMENTS WHAT WILL HAPPEN
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This discussion clarifies that while some payment and reporting deadlines have been extended to 30th June 2020 due to the financial year situation, the financial year itself has not been extended. Investments made by 30th June 2020 can still be claimed as deductions for FY 2019-20. It also clarifies that 80C is an investment-linked deduction, not a rebate, and individuals can choose to claim investments made in April 2020 for either FY 2019-20 or FY 2020-21, but not for both.
The FY not extending to Jun-2020. Some of the payments, Returns & reports are extended to 30th Jun-2020 which is dues in said periods like march, April and May...
But, For investment related any dues payable on or before 31st Mar-20 then Assessee can be pay the dues on or before 30th Jun-2020...
Ex: A LIC due is payable on or before 31st March-2020. But, in current situation (we know the situation) it's risky to pay the period... But, As per extended date the Assessee will be pay on or before 30th Jun-2020 for the march due and He can claim deduction in FY 19-20 ITR...
What happens if one has finished investing for fy 19-20, and he wants to invest for next fy 20-21. If investment is done in Apr 20 will it count for 20-21 or he has to wait for July 1 to contribute.
As per Govt instruction You can claim in FY 19-20 as of covid-19 curfew... If You will the investments in FY 20-21 then You can claim. But, Main condition You will be claim only once and it's can't twice. So, It's Your choice and take care for claim in single Year.