Failed to e-verify

If you've filed your Income Tax Return (ITR) but failed to e-verify it, it won't automatically be considered filed. You can request condonation of delay to e-verify it and have it processed, which generally won't cause issues for future returns. However, if you intentionally don't want the return processed due to errors, it could lead to complications, especially if the department receives information about your financial transactions. While it might not cause immediate problems if there are no high-value transactions, it could create a gap in your ITR history, potentially affecting future loan or visa applications.