🧾 Form No. 64D Due Date for FY 2024-25 – Everything You Need to Know

As the income tax filing season picks up pace, certain regulatory filings become critical for investment funds. One such important compliance requirement is the filing of Form No. 64D under the Income Tax Act, 1961. The due date for filing Form 64D for FY 2024-25 is 15th June 2025.

In this article, we’ll break down what Form 64D is, who needs to file it, the consequences of missing the deadline, and how Taxla Services can assist you in staying compliant.

📌 What is Form No. 64D?

Form 64D is a statement of income paid or credited by an investment fund to its unit holders, submitted to the Income Tax Department under Section 115UB of the Income Tax Act.

It provides details such as:

  • Income earned by the fund during the financial year,

  • Income distributed to unit holders,

  • Tax deducted at source (TDS), if applicable,

  • And other relevant information.

👥 Who Needs to File Form 64D?

Form 64D is to be filed by the investment fund, which includes:

  • Category I & II Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs),

  • Registered under SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) regulations.

These funds are required to submit this form electronically using a digital signature through the e-filing portal of the Income Tax Department.

📅 What is the Due Date?

🗓 15th June 2025 is the due date to file Form 64D for Financial Year 2024–25.
Filing on time is mandatory to ensure transparency and proper flow of income information to unit holders and the department.

⚠️ What Happens If You Miss the Deadline?

Non-compliance or delayed filing of Form 64D may result in:

  • Penalties under Section 271FA,

  • Interest charges for delays,

  • Difficulty for unit holders in reporting income or claiming TDS,

  • Scrutiny and notices from the tax authorities.

Timely filing is crucial to maintaining clean compliance records.

✅ How Can Taxla Services Help?

At Taxla Services, we specialize in tax compliance for businesses, professionals, and investment entities. Our expert team ensures:

  • Accurate computation of fund income,

  • Proper TDS reconciliation,

  • Timely and error-free filing of Form 64D,

  • Full support for income tax portal processes and digital signatures.

You focus on managing your fund; we’ll take care of your compliance.

📞 Contact Us Today:

Let our experienced professionals help you stay on track and avoid unnecessary penalties.

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