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Financial Planner - Answered on Aug 27, 2021

In this period, I have filed ITR. But, in September 2017, I have left my job and am pursuing studies now.
Since I didn't have a job since Sep 2017, I didn't file ITR.
Is it fine or I am missing something regarding ITR?
Please guide.
However, since you were working in the past, it is recommended to file a 'NIL' income return/file a return for whatever income you receive including interest from deposits if you plan to start working again.
This will help you maintain a record for these years and avoid any notices from the department to file your returns.
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