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ITR assessment rules change from April 2026 four key amendments explained for taxpayers
Economy
Published on 24 April 2026
A new DIN requirement could change how notices reach you
From April 2026, India’s ITR assessment process will shift under the Finance Bill 2026. Four amendments will reshape how tax notices are issued, introduce DIN in communications, tighten timelines for completing assessments, and update how block assessments are handled. The changes are designed to improve efficiency and transparency, potentially affecting how taxpayers respond to notices during AY 2026-27.
- Tax notice process changes take effect April 2026
- DIN in tax communications will become mandatory
- Assessment completion timelines will be tightened
- Block assessments will see updated rules
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