TAX AUDIT DATE EXTENDED FOR PY- 25-26, AY 26-27

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📢 Tax Audit Due Date Extended to 21 October 2026 – AY 2026-27

The CBDT has extended the due date for furnishing the Tax Audit Report for AY 2026-27 from 30 September 2026 to 21 October 2026 for taxpayers covered under the specified audit provisions.

The corresponding due date for filing the Income Tax Return in audit cases has also been extended from 31 October 2026 to 21 November 2026.

📅 Revised Tax Audit Due Dates – AY 2026-27

Compliance Earlier Due Date Extended Due Date
Tax Audit Report 30 September 2026 21 October 2026
ITR for Audit Cases 31 October 2026 21 November 2026

📌 What Should Taxpayers Do Now?

The extension provides additional time to complete the Tax Audit and related compliances. However, taxpayers should not wait until the last date.

Before finalising the Tax Audit Report and ITR, important information such as books of accounts, bank statements, GST returns, turnover reconciliation, TDS/TCS details, AIS information, loan statements, depreciation, capital gains and other relevant documents should be properly verified and reconciled.

⚠️ Don't Wait Until the Last Date

Tax Audit requires detailed verification and reconciliation. Starting early provides sufficient time to identify discrepancies, obtain missing documents and complete the audit properly.

📞 Book Your Tax Audit Now

If your business is subject to Tax Audit for FY 2025-26 / AY 2026-27, contact us to schedule your Tax Audit.

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📢 Important

The extension applies to taxpayers covered by the relevant Tax Audit provisions. Taxpayers should verify their applicable due dates based on their specific circumstances.

Updated: 29 September 2026

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