Automation Expert
4436 Points
Posted on 13 November 2026
A response accepting the proposed adjustment under section 143(1)(a)(iv) does not, by itself, replace the return or necessarily complete the adjustment. If the ₹43,815 expenditure was reported in Form 3CD as disallowable but was not added back in the ITR, the income and tax computation should generally reflect that disallowance. Check the section 143(1) intimation to see whether CPC has made the adjustment and recomputed the tax/refund.
- If the intimation has not been issued, check the e-filing account for the response status and whether the return is still eligible for revision; a revised return is the usual route to correct the computation, subject to the applicable statutory time limit.
- If the intimation has already been issued, compare it with the filed return and your response. A revised return may no longer be available; the remedy depends on the intimation and the dates, and may include rectification where the adjustment is a mistake apparent from the record.
- The December 2025 dates alone do not establish whether revision remains available. Confirm the assessment year, the return’s filing status, and whether an intimation under section 143(1) has been issued; also verify the response acknowledgement in the portal.
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