How to e verify ITR using IDBI Net banking?

Post filing and uploading ITR, the next most important step of a taxpayer should be to verify the same. The income tax department facilitates this process by providing 2 different and easy methods for verification, online and offline. The online verification can be completed using Aadhaar enabled one-time password or net-banking or even through a demat account. Here, we are providing you some easy steps which you can follow to e verify your ITR using IDBI Net Banking.

You can e verify return through IDBI Bank using either of the 2 ways:

• Using IDBI Bank Portal
• Using IDBI Bank ATM

Let’s understand each process in-detail.

E Verify ITR Through IDBI Bank Portal (Online via IDBI Net Banking)

E verifying Income Tax Return through IDBI Net Banking is very easy. Just follow the below given steps:

Step 1: Visit IDBI Net Banking login portal. Log-in to your net banking account. Please note that to verify ITR using this method, you first need to have an active net banking account.

Step 2: As highlighted in the screen below, at the bottom-right, you will find option ‘Income Tax e-Filing’. Click on it.

Step 3: You will be redirected to the screen below. Here, confirm your prefilled Account Number and PAN using which you want to e verify ITR. After this click on the Submit button.

Step 4: Your selected account number as well as your PAN will appear on the screen. Proceed by clicking on ‘Login into e-Filing’ button. If you want to change some details, select ‘Back’ option.

Step 5: You will now be redirected to the Income Tax Efiling portal. From here select, My Account>e-Verify Return. Now click on ‘e-verify’ button as highlighted below.

Step 6: A pop-up screen will appear, read the instructions carefully. After this click on the ‘Continue’ button.

Step 7: A confirmation text will appear on your screen stating that ITR has been successfully e-verified.
You can now download and check ITR-V either from your registered email id or from e filing portal stating the message that now you need not send it to CPC, Bengaluru.

E Verify ITR Through IDBI Bank ATM

Step 1: First of all, you need to visit the nearest IDBI Bank ATM. Swipe your IDBI Debit Card and after that select the preferred language.

Step 2: You will be asked to enter the PIN. Enter it. Once inside the portal, you will get the below screen, from here select ‘Other Transactions’.

Step 3: From the next screen, click on the button ‘Generate EVC’.
After completing the above procedure, the ATM screen will show the following message:
“EVC Generation Request has been processed successfully. EVC will be sent to your Registered Mobile Number and Registered email ID with the Income Tax Department. EVC will be valid for 72 hours."
You will receive a 10 digit alphanumeric EVC from the Income Tax Department on your registered Mobile Number and registered Email ID.

Sample SMS

Dear Taxpayer, Your EVC is BGTXQ5ZA5N and kindly use this EVC to e-verify the return/form for BFXXXXXX1D (PAN) e-filing, Income Tax Department.

Sample Email

Dear ______

EVC to e-Verify your return/form is generated successfully. Your EVC is DEAXR6ZA2N and is valid for 72 hours. Kindly use this EVC to e-Verify the return/form for CRXXXXXX8P.

This is a system generated email, please do not reply. Add [email protected] to your whitelist / safe sender list. Else, your mailbox filter or ISP (Internet Service Provider) may stop you from receiving emails.

If you did not generate EVC and received this email, then somebody else might have generated from your account. Please contact 1800 4250 0025 immediately.

Regards,
e-Filing Team,
Income Tax Department

However, some important points which you need to remember before e verifying using ATM are:

• This EVC will enable you to only e verify ITR, and nothing else.
• Your PAN must be updated with the bank.
• This ATM-EVC will remain valid only for 72 hours.

Note: After generating the EVC, you will have to login at the Income Tax eFiling portal, and insert the code there in order to successfully e verify your Income Tax Return.