ITR filing related query

I had a firm which was closed 5 years back. since then I stopped filing returns. Now I'm thinking to start filing my returns again. I'm not having any major income, just saving bank interests. Is there any issue in filing returns because I've not filed for previous 5years?
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This discussion addresses concerns about resuming Income Tax Return (ITR) filing after a five-year gap, particularly when only having bank interest income. It clarifies that filing is mandatory only if income exceeds the basic exemption limit. The conversation also covers how to declare gifts received from relatives in the ITR, confirming they are exempt and should be shown under 'income from other sources' as gifts received.

No.. ITR is mandatory if you have income more than the basic exemption limit, since in past you don't have you don't need to worry....
Eny extended in due date in A/Y 2019-2020
Thankyou sir, I've one more doubt plz confirm.
Sir I've received 1lakh from relative and since money received from relative is wholly exempt, it shouldn't be taxable in ITR. So if I'm not showing 1 lakh as any income in ITR, whether I'll be receiving notice from dept.?
Show in income from other sources as gift received from relatives.
then tick on exempt.
it will automatically be exempted then and not included in your gti computation.

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