
How to verify your Income Tax Return Filing
The process of filing for Income Tax Returns is becoming easier and quicker through e-filing with many taxpayers opting for it.
ITR-V is referred to the Income Tax Return Verification Form which is a single page document. A taxpayer receives ITR-V during filing of Income Tax Return online. ITR-V Form is filled and then sent to Income Tax Department who will verify the authenticity of the application.
ITR-V can also be defined as an acceptance slip generated after filing for Income Tax Return online. As per the Income Tax Act of 1961, for claiming Income Tax Returns, ITR-V must be signed and sent to the Department of Income Tax, Central Processing Centre, Bangalore via ordinary post or speed post. When the ITR-V form gets generated, the taxpayer should download the form and open it. The password required for opening Form ITR-V is a combination of the taxpayer’s Permanent Account Number and his/her Date of Birth.
Electronic Verification Code for Verifying E-Returns
The Central Board of Direct Taxes in India recently announced that every taxpayer filing for Income Tax Return online will no longer be required to send the ITR-V Form to CPC Bangalore if the taxpayer has Aadhar Card. The taxpayer’s Aadhar Card can now be used for the verification procedure. As an alternative of manual verification, a new form of verification known as Electronic Verification Code has been launched for verifying the e-returns.

- The taxpayer must mention his/her Aadhar Card number on the Income Tax Returns Form.
- After mentioning the Aadhar Card number, the taxpayer will receive an OTP number on their registered mobile number.
- Finally, the taxpayer must enter the OTP for verification.
Procedure for filling ITR-V Form via CPC, Bangalore
- The ITR-V should be printed clearly using dark blank ink and contain the original signature of the applicant, signed in blue coloured ink.
- The signature should not be marked on the bar code of the Form.
- The bar code and the numbers below it should be clearly visible.
- Do not staple Form ITR-V or fold it.
- Form ITR-V should be enclosed in an A-4 sized, white coloured envelope.
- The envelope containing the ITR-V Form must be mailed to Income Tax Department CPC Post Box No.1, Electronic City Post Office, Bangalore-560100, Karnataka, via speed post or ordinary post within 120 days from the date of post.
- The ITR-V Form should not be posted by courier.
- There is no requirement for any supporting documents except for the signed ITR-V.
- Upon receiving the form, CPC Bangalore (now Bengaluru) will dispatch an email, acknowledging that the form has been received.
- Finally, the acknowledgment e-mail from CPC must be forwarded to the email ID mentioned in the ITR.
Get the detail process of Income Tax Return Verification (ITR-V Form) Get Details
If a taxpayer does not submit the ITR-V within 120 days, then the e-filing will be considered as invalid and the taxpayer will have to file a revised return, fill a new ITR-V then submit it within 120 days.
Frequently Asked Questions
The ITR-V or Income Tax Return–Verification Form, on the other hand, is supposed to be furnished to state that the details in the form filed by the taxpayer are verified.
Along with ITR-1 Form the following supporting documents must be submitted:
- A copy of PAN Card of the applicant.
- For salaried individuals, Form 16 is required.
- Form 16A is required for non-salaried individuals.
- Bank statement or bank passbook.
- Form 26AS.
- Proof of investments along with relevant receipts.
- Visit the official Income Tax Department website.
- Login with the registered credentials
- Go to the Account section and choose the assessment period
- Download the ITR-V Form, and get it printed on an A4 sized paper in black coloured ink only.
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