Individual · Business · Every Deduction
Income Tax Returns Filed Right, Not Just On Time.
A CA reviews your income, deductions and filings before submission — so you're not leaving money on the table or triggering a notice you didn't need to.
What's Included
What's covered in ITR filing.
Correct ITR form, every time
We match the right form to your income sources — salary, business, capital gains or a mix — instead of a one-size-fits-all default.
Every deduction reviewed
80C, 80D and other eligible exemptions are checked against your actual documents, not assumed.
Filed ahead of the deadline
Business and individual returns go in with time to spare, reviewed by a CA before submission.
Notice support if it arises
If a rectification or notice ever comes up, we handle the response — you're not left to interpret it alone.
Before You Start
Documents you'll need
A quick checklist so your first call is productive. We'll confirm the exact list for your situation on the consultation.
- PAN and Aadhaar
- Form 16 (for salaried income) or income and expense statements (for business income)
- Bank statements for the financial year
- Investment proofs — 80C, 80D and other applicable deductions
- Details of other income — capital gains, rental income, interest income
- Previous year's ITR acknowledgment, if available
Not sure what applies to you?
Every business is different — a quick 20-minute call is the fastest way to know exactly what's needed and what it will cost. No obligation, no jargon.
Book a Free ConsultationHow It Works
Four steps, start to finish.
Consultation
A free call to confirm exactly what applies to your situation.
Documentation
We send a checklist and prepare every form for your review.
Filing
Your CA files with the relevant authority and tracks it to approval.
Ongoing Compliance
A compliance calendar keeps the next due date from sneaking up on you.
Questions
ITR filing, answered.
Private limited companies file ITR-6, generally due 31 October where a tax audit applies. Individuals and proprietorships typically use ITR-1 through ITR-4 depending on their income sources.
Late filing attracts a penalty under Section 234F (up to ₹5,000 depending on income level) plus interest on any tax due, and you lose the ability to carry forward certain losses. Filing on time also avoids delays in refund processing.
In many cases, yes — through belated or updated returns, subject to current Income Tax Act timelines. Bring us your situation on the consultation call and we'll tell you exactly what's possible.
Filing may still be required if your gross income exceeds the basic exemption limit, even with no tax payable after deductions — and it's often useful for loan applications, visas and carrying forward losses regardless.