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ITR for Financial Year 2017-18

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Shubham

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48 Points Posted on 13 June 2020

For financial year 2017-18, i.e. AY 2018-19, one of my family member was having TDS of around 5,000/-. However, since his income was not above 2,50,000/-, hence not taxable, he did not file ITR, unaware of the the fact that TDS was deducted and he was eligible to get refund. Now, since the last date for filing ITR for that particular assessment year has already passed, he can't file it online. Is there anyway to claim the refund? Does this reason make a valid ground for filing condonation request?

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This discussion addresses how to claim a TDS refund for the financial year 2017-18 (Assessment Year 2018-19) after the filing deadline has passed. The user's family member had TDS deducted but didn't file an Income Tax Return (ITR) as their income was below the taxable limit. It's suggested that a condonation of delay application can be made to the Commissioner of Income Tax to potentially file the return and claim the refund, referencing a CBDT circular from 2015.