Revised return processed successfully but intimation 143(1) shows it as original

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Arvind Aswal

IT Professional

27 Points Posted on 12 August 2024

My original ITR2 was filed on 17th July. But there were mistakes in the original ITR, so a revised ITR2 was filed on 29th. Original ITR's processing hasn't started yet. Yesterday I got an intimation 143(1) regarding succesful processing of my ITR. When I checked the computation and acknowledgement number, it was of the revised ITR. But it didn't mention the form type as revised. It showed it as ITR 2 original. Now I am confused. If my original ITR is processed next, would the system consider that as revised? Or the original ITR will not be processed at all, considering the revised has been processed? Has someone experienced anything like this before? Also, it would be helpful if someone can suggest what should be done here. Thanks

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Rama chary Rachakonda

Master in Accounts & high court Advocate

9615 Points Posted on 12 August 2024

If your revised return has been processed successfully, but the intimation u/s 143(1) still shows it as the original return, it may be due to a delay in updating the records or a technical glitch. Here are some steps you can take: 1. *Wait for some time*: Allow some time for the system to update and reflect the changes. 2. *Check your email*: Verify if you have received an acknowledgement email from the Income Tax Department confirming the processing of your revised return. 3. *Log in to your account*: Check your account on the e-Filing portal to ensure that the revised return has been processed and the status is updated. 4. *Contact the CPC*: Reach out to the Central Processing Centre (CPc.

Arvind Aswal

IT Professional

27 Points Posted on 12 August 2024

I did receive an email under intimation u/s 143(1) but the portal isn't reflecting the processing of any ITR. Only the revised has been processed. I'll wait for the portal to update. Do you know what happens to the original ITR in this case?