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Income Tax Return Filing and Advisory

We prepare and file income tax returns for individuals, professionals and businesses, and advise on tax planning through the year rather than only at the deadline. If you have received an income tax notice, we review it, draft the reply and represent you before the department.

Who this is for

  • Salaried employees with Form 16 (Form 130 for income from FY 2026-27 onward)
  • Freelancers, doctors, consultants and other professionals
  • Traders and small business owners, including presumptive taxation cases
  • People with capital gains from shares, mutual funds or property
  • NRIs with income or assets in India

What's included

  • ITR preparation and e-filing, including revised and belated returns
  • Advance tax and self-assessment tax computation
  • Old versus new regime comparison for your income mix
  • Income tax notice review, reply drafting and representation
  • TDS return filing and reconciliation with Form 26AS and AIS

Documents you will need

  • PAN and Aadhaar
  • Form 16 or Form 130 (salaried), or books of account / income summary (business and professionals)
  • Form 26AS and Annual Information Statement (AIS)
  • Bank statements and interest certificates for all accounts
  • Capital gains statements from brokers or fund houses, if any
  • Proof of deductions claimed (investments, insurance, home loan interest)

Key deadlines

  • 131 July: ITR for individuals and businesses whose accounts are not subject to audit
  • 231 October: ITR for taxpayers whose accounts require audit
  • 331 December: last date for belated or revised returns for the previous financial year
  • 415 June, 15 September, 15 December, 15 March: advance tax instalments

Common mistakes we help you avoid

  • 1Income in AIS or Form 26AS (bank interest, dividends, share sales) left out of the return
  • 2Choosing a tax regime without comparing both for the year
  • 3Not e-verifying the return within the time limit, so it is treated as not filed
  • 4Ignoring a notice because the reply window seems far away

Deadlines and procedures above reflect the law as we understand it on 9 November 2026. They change, and exceptions apply. Confirm the dates for your case with us before relying on them.

Why filing correctly matters

An income tax return is more than a yearly formality. A correctly filed return is how refunds of excess TDS are claimed, how losses are carried forward to later years, and how you prove income when applying for a loan, a visa or a government tender. A return with mismatches, on the other hand, is the most common reason for an income tax notice.

Choosing the right form and regime

The return form depends on the kind of income you have: salary and one house property, capital gains, business or professional income, or presumptive income. Filing on the wrong form can make the return defective even when the numbers are right.

The new tax regime is the default. The old regime can still work out better for some people, mainly those who can claim substantial deductions such as house rent, eligible investments or home-loan interest. We compare both on your actual figures before filing rather than assuming one is better.

Matching your return with the department’s records

The Income Tax Department already holds a record of much of your income: TDS deducted by your employer, bank interest, dividends, share and mutual fund transactions and high-value purchases. This appears in Form 26AS and the Annual Information Statement (AIS).

  • We reconcile the AIS and Form 26AS with your documents before filing.
  • Where the AIS is wrong, for example a transaction reported twice, we submit feedback on the portal instead of simply ignoring it.
  • Income that is missing from the AIS still has to be reported in the return.

Advance tax and self-assessment tax

If your income is not fully covered by TDS, for example business income, rent, capital gains or interest, you may need to pay advance tax in instalments during the year. Shortfalls attract interest. We work out the instalments with you so the year-end bill is not a surprise, and calculate any self-assessment tax due before filing.

When a notice arrives

Most notices are routine: an intimation after processing, a request to correct a defective return, or a query about a mismatch. Some are more serious, such as a scrutiny assessment or a notice about income that may have escaped assessment. Every notice states a response deadline.

  • Do not ignore a notice or reply in a hurry without checking what it actually asks.
  • Send us the notice and the return it relates to; we will tell you what kind of notice it is and what the reply needs.
  • Replies are filed on the e-filing portal with supporting documents, and we keep a record of everything submitted.

What to keep ready

Bring PAN and Aadhaar details, Form 16 or salary slips, bank statements, interest certificates, capital gains statements from your broker or fund house, rent receipts and proofs of any deductions you want to claim. The exact list for your case is in the checklist we send after the first conversation.

How it works

How income tax work goes

  1. 01

    Step 1

    Share your documents on WhatsApp or email, or drop them at the office.

  2. 02

    Step 2

    We compute your tax under both regimes and send you a summary to confirm.

  3. 03

    Step 3

    We e-file the return and send you the acknowledgement (ITR-V).

  4. 04

    Step 4

    You e-verify through Aadhaar OTP or net banking; we track processing and any refund.

Guides on Income tax

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Income Tax

Old vs New Tax Regime: Which One Should You Choose in FY 2025-26?

The new regime is now the default and offers a bigger tax-free threshold — but the old regime can still win if you claim HRA, 80C, and home loan interest.

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Income Tax

ITR Filing Deadline for FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27): What You Need to Know

Due dates, required documents, and late-filing penalties for individuals and businesses filing their income tax return for FY 2025-26.

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Compliance

TDS on Rent: Section 194-IB Explained for Individuals and HUFs

If you’re an individual or HUF paying rent above ₹50,000 a month and don’t need a tax audit, Section 194-IB requires you to deduct TDS — here’s how.

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Income tax questions

Last updated 9 November 2026

Which year does the new Income-tax Act, 2025 apply to?

The Income-tax Act, 2025 applies to income earned from 1 April 2026 (FY 2026-27 onward). Returns for FY 2025-26 and earlier years are still filed under the Income-tax Act, 1961, so section numbers such as 80C continue to apply to those years. For FY 2026-27 the equivalent deduction is under section 123 of the new Act.

Do I need to file a return if tax has already been deducted from my salary?

Usually yes. TDS is only an advance collection of tax. If your total income is above the basic exemption limit you must file a return, and filing is also the only way to claim a refund of excess TDS.

Ready to talk about income tax?

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