How to reset income tax return?

How to reset income tax return?

Resetting a tax return means deleting the current return you've been working on, so you can start fresh. This can be helpful if you've made mistakes or no longer need to file that particular return. This will clear all the details you've added and you can begin ITR preparation from scratch.


Steps to reset your ITR

  1. Navigate to File > Reset Progress

  2. Confirm the action to reset ITR
    Confirm the action to reset ITR


This will clear all data, and you can start preparing your ITR again. Note that this is an irreversible action.


Resetting your ITR on Quicko won’t affect the ITR prepared or filed on your income tax portal.



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