Wrong reporting on 22 april 2026 under article income tax

under article in income tax mistake or wrong reporting

Pensioner ITR FOR A Y 2026 27 Who qualifies for exemption on dt 22 april 2026

 

form                   As per in article                                                          As per income tax

ITR 1                    we can show one house property               we can show Two house property

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Query highlights confusion on wrong reporting in an income tax article for AY 2026 27. ITR 1 allows only one house property as per rules, so claiming two is incorrect. Check official portal or revise return if filed wrongly.

Can you share the link to the article also please ?

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Pensioner ITR For AY 2026-27: Who Qualifies For Exemption?

@ Vinay  &  @ Aashok FC Advisory

Few hours ago, I looked at the Income Tax Site - Salaried AY2026-27.

It says at bottom, it is updated by the Income Tax Dept on 9 Apr 2026, then again says Updated on 24 April 2026, which is today.

It says, for using Form ITR-1, filer with only one house property allowed.

Take a look at the I T Site yourself.

I am utterly confused now.

A wrong reporting notice usually means the Income Tax Department found a gap between what you filed in your ITR and the data they have from AIS or Form 26AS, such as interest income, capital gains, or dividend income not reflected in your return. Log in to the e-filing portal and open the Compliance Portal under Pending Actions to see exactly what income category triggered the notice. If the income is genuinely yours and was missed, you can file a revised return under Section 139(5) if the July 31 deadline has not passed, or an updated return under 139(8A) by paying additional tax. If the department data is wrong, submit a response with supporting bank or broker statements.

A wrong reporting notice usually means the Income Tax Department found a gap between what you filed in your ITR and the data they have from AIS or Form 26AS, such as interest income, capital gains, or dividend income not reflected in your return. Log in to the e-filing portal and open the Compliance Portal under Pending Actions to see exactly what income category triggered the notice. If the income is genuinely yours and was missed, you can file a revised return under Section 139(5) if the July 31 deadline has not passed, or an updated return under 139(8A) by paying additional tax. If the department data is wrong, submit a response with supporting bank or broker statements.

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