CBDT finally extends due date of furnishing any audit reports from 30.09.2025 to 31.10.2025
CBDT finally bow down to the pressure and demands for extension of due dates for furnishing audit reports from 30.09.2025 to 31.10.2025
Earlier Rajasthan High Court had directed CBDT to issue notification to extend TAR date and Karnataka High Court has extended the due date to 31.102025.
CBDT has issued Circular No. 14/2025 extending the due dates of audit.
Read order of Rajasthan High Court Click Here >> Read order of Karnataka High Court Click Here >>
As per available information, 11 Petitions have been filed so far at four High Courts. Keep yourself updated. It is learnt that Rajasthan High Court has directed CBDT to issue notification to extend TAR date whereas Karnataka High Court has passed order extending the due date to 31.10.2025. However copy of order is awaited. However the question remains if the Govt would challenge the order or not.
If more High Courts extends the due date, it would be difficult for the Govt to no to issue Notification for extension.
Also read: Do CAs have a case for demanding extension? forget about a pen down strike. >>
Status of the Petitions filed in High Courts for Extension
| Sl No. | High Court | Status |
| 1. | Rajasthan High Court. Tax Bar Association, Jodhpur Civil Writ (PIL) Petition No. 18593/2025 filed on 19.09.2025 |
The case was heard. Next listing is 24.09.2025 |
| 2. | Karnataka High Court Karnataka State Chartered Accountants Association vs CBDT |
It is learnt that High Court has extended due date of filing Tax Audit Report to 31.10.2025 Read Order of Karanataka High Court Click Here >> |
| 3. | Rajasthan High Court. Bhilwara Tax Bar Association vs UOI and CBDT |
It is learnt that High Court has directed CBDT to issue notification to extend TAR date |
| 4. | Punjab & Haryana High Court CWP -28440/2025 Ashwini Kumar v. Central Board of Direct Taxes and Another |
Counsel was directed to seek Instruction from CBDT. Next listed on 26.09.2025 |
| 5. | Delhi High Court WPC 14691/2025 Delhi Tax Bar Association vs. Union of India |
Counsel was directed to seek Instruction from CBDT. Next listed on 24.09.2025 |
| 6. | Gujarat High Court Income Tax Bar Association |
The High Court directed CBDT to extend the due date for filing ITRs to 30.11.2025 >> |
| 7. | Rajasthan High Court Rajasthan Tax Consultants Association |
Not listed for hearing yet |
| 8. | Delhi High Court by CA Sumit Garg |
Not listed for hearing yet |
| 9. | Delhi High Court All India Federation of Tax Practitioners (AIFTP) |
Not listed for hearing yet |
| 10. | Punjab & Haryana High Court Income Tax Practitioners Association (ITPA) |
Not listed for hearing yet |
| 11. | Allahabad High Court by Lucknow CA Tax Practitioners’ Association |
To me mentioned for urgent hearing on 24.09.2025 |
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