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Posted on 13 November 2026
Yes—filing earlier returns under the old regime does not, by itself, prevent you from choosing the old regime for an FY 2024–25 updated return (AY 2025–26). For an individual with salary income, the old regime may generally be chosen in the return, subject to the applicable conditions. If you have business or professional income, the regime-selection rules differ and may require a valid Form 10-IEA election.
A loss from house property may be reported, but an updated return cannot be used to create or increase a refund, or reduce the tax liability compared with the earlier return or the return that should have been filed. Check the figures and the ITR utility’s current rules before filing; the result depends on whether the house-property loss is eligible for set-off or carry-forward and what was reported earlier.
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