📌 Income Tax Compliance Alert: Form No. 64B Filing Due Soon!

FY 2024–25 | 🗓️ Due Date: 30th June 2025

Attention Business Trusts! The deadline to file Form 64B for Financial Year 2024–25 is fast approaching. Don’t risk non-compliance or penalties — act now and stay tax-ready.

🔍 What is Form 64B?

Form No. 64B is a statement of income distributed by a Business Trust (like REITs or InvITs) to its unit holders.

As per Section 115UA of the Income Tax Act, 1961, a business trust must:

  • Declare income distributed to unit holders,

  • And furnish a statement in Form 64B to the Income Tax Department.

This enables unit holders to correctly report the income in their individual tax returns.

🧾 Who Must File Form 64B?

Any Business Trust (Registered under SEBI regulations), such as:

  • 🏢 Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)

  • 🏗️ Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs)

that distributes income to its unit holders is mandatorily required to file Form 64B.

📅 Deadline for Filing

  • Due Date: 30th June 2025

  • Assessment Year: 2025–26

  • Period Covered: Income distribution during FY 2024–25

⚠️ Why is Timely Filing Important?

Non-filing or late filing can lead to:

  • ❌ Penalties and Interest under Income Tax rules

  • 🚨 Scrutiny or Notices from the Income Tax Department

  • 📉 Compliance Risk affecting your reputation with unit holders and investors

📝 Key Details Required for Filing:

  • Details of distributed income

  • PAN details of unit holders

  • Amount and nature of income (interest, dividend, rental, etc.)

  • Date of distribution

  • Certificate of audit (if applicable)

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  • 📊 Preparation & validation of Form 64B

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