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INCOME TAX & TDS

Income tax return (ITR) filing
by Chartered Accountants.

Whether you're salaried, a freelancer or a company, we plan, prepare and file your income tax return, and handle TDS for businesses.

Which return do you need?

Salaried and individuals

ITR-1 / ITR-2

For salaried people, pensioners and investors, including capital gains from shares and mutual funds.

Form 16 and AIS checked against your return
Capital gains from shares, mutual funds and crypto
Income from house property
Reviewed by a Chartered Accountant
Talk to a CA
Freelancers and businesses

ITR-3 / ITR-4

For consultants, freelancers and businesses, under the presumptive scheme or with full books of account.

Presumptive income (44AD / 44ADA)
Profit and loss account and balance sheet
Depreciation worked out correctly
Business expenses reviewed
Talk to a CA
Companies and LLPs

Company and LLP returns

For private limited companies, OPCs and LLPs, including those that need a tax audit.

ITR-5 / ITR-6 filing
Tax audit and statutory audit coordination
MAT credit and advance tax
Transfer pricing compliance
Talk to a CA
ADVISORY

Advance tax, notices and remittances

  • Advance tax
    Avoid interest under sections 234B and 234C by working out and paying the right instalments on time.
  • Replies to notices
    Received a Section 143(1) intimation or a defective return notice? We check it and draft your reply.
  • 15CA / 15CB
    The forms needed when you send money abroad, certified by a CA.
Ask about notices and advance tax
Calculator app on a phone held over a folder of tax papers

Every return is reviewed by a Chartered Accountant before it is filed.

TDS COMPLIANCE

TDS return filing & TAN registration

If your business deducts tax on salaries, rent, contractor or professional payments, you need a TAN and quarterly TDS returns. We handle both.

THE BASICS

Understanding ITR compliance

The need

Individuals whose income is above the basic exemption limit, and all companies and firms, generally have to file an income tax return every year.

Why it matters

A filed return is proof of income for loans and visas, lets you claim TDS refunds, and lets you carry forward business or capital losses to set off later.

If it isn't done

Not filing can mean interest under sections 234A, 234B and 234C, a late fee, losing the right to carry forward some losses, and notices from the department.

What you'll need

To start your filing process, you will need Form 16/16A from your employers, your AIS and TIS statements, capital gains reports from your broker, and previous year filing data (if any).

File your return with confidence.

Share your details and our team will confirm the right ITR form, documents and fee before filing.

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