In a case ,if no tax is payable ,still due to bank requirement assessee require 2 years return ,then whether we can file nil ITR-u in such case
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This discussion explores whether a nil ITR-U (Updated Income Tax Return) can be filed when no tax is payable, often required for bank purposes. The consensus is that a nil ITR-U cannot be filed; some tax liability must exist for an updated return to be permissible. Section 234F penalties apply to regular returns, not ITR-U, and income above the basic exemption limit is considered taxable, even if the final tax payable is zero after deductions.