Income Tax Return (ITR) Filing

Service Overview

An Income Tax Return (ITR) is a form in which a taxpayer discloses information about their income earned during a financial year, taxes paid, and deductions claimed to the Income Tax Department. Filing ITR is a legal requirement for individuals and businesses whose income exceeds the basic exemption limit, and it is crucial for building financial credibility, obtaining loans, and processing visas.

Key Benefits of this Service

Documents Required

Step-by-Step Registration Process

1

Income & Document Analysis

We gather and analyze your Form 16, AIS, Form 26AS, and investment receipts to calculate your total taxable income and eligible deductions.

2

Tax Optimization & Computation

Our chartered accountants evaluate tax savings under the Old vs. New Tax Regimes to select the most tax-efficient regime for your profile.

3

ITR Draft Preparation

We select the appropriate ITR form (ITR-1, 2, 3, or 4) based on your income sources and prepare a detailed draft of your tax return for your review.

4

E-Filing & e-Verification

We upload the return on the Income Tax e-filing portal. We then guide you through e-verification (via Aadhaar OTP or Net Banking) to complete the filing process.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Old and New Tax Regimes?
The Old Tax Regime offers higher tax rates but allows you to claim multiple exemptions and deductions (like 80C, 80D, HRA, Home Loan Interest). The New Tax Regime offers lower tax rates with simplified tax slabs but does not allow most deductions. We calculate both to determine which saves you more money.
What happens if I file my ITR late?
If you file after the due date (usually July 31st for individuals), a late filing fee of up to Rs. 5,000 can be levied under Section 234F. Additionally, interest at 1% per month is charged on any unpaid tax liability under Section 234A.
Is it necessary to file ITR if my income is below the taxable limit?
While not legally mandatory, it is highly recommended to file a 'Nil Return'. It serves as official proof of income, which is required for visa applications, credit card applications, and securing high-value business loans.
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