Filing your Income Tax Return isn't just a once-a-year formality — it's proof of your income, a requirement for loans and visas, and your best legal tool for claiming refunds you're entitled to. At our firm, we handle end-to-end ITR filing for salaried individuals, business owners, professionals, freelancers, NRIs, and defence personnel, ensuring your return is accurate, fully compliant with the Income Tax Act, and filed well within the due date.
We don't just fill in numbers — we review your Form 16, AIS/TIS, and Form 26AS line by line, reconcile them against your actual income and investments, and choose the tax regime (old vs. new) that genuinely saves you the most money. Complex situations such as multiple Form 16s, capital gains from stocks and mutual funds, foreign income, DTAA relief, or house property income are handled with the same rigour we apply to our audit and corporate clients.
What's Included
- Selection of the correct ITR form (ITR-1 to ITR-7) based on your income sources
- Old vs. New tax regime comparison to identify the lower-tax option
- Income reconciliation across Form 16, Form 26AS, and AIS/TIS
- Capital gains computation for equity, mutual funds, and property
- Claiming all eligible deductions and exemptions (80C, 80D, HRA, home loan interest, etc.)
- DTAA relief and foreign tax credit (Form 67) for NRIs and professionals with foreign income
- Defence and paramilitary personnel allowance classification under Section 115BAC
- E-verification of the return and tracking of refund status
Our Process
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Share your documents
Share your documents (Form 16, bank statements, investment proofs, broker statements) via WhatsApp or email
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We prepare
We prepare a draft computation and regime comparison for your review
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You approve
You approve the computation and any tax-saving suggestions
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We file the return
We file the return and share the acknowledgment (ITR-V) with you
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We track your refund
We track your refund and assist with any notices or rectifications, if required
Who Should File
- Salaried employees — including those with multiple employers in a year
- Business owners and self-employed professionals
- Freelancers and consultants with income from multiple sources
- Investors with capital gains from equity, mutual funds, or property
- NRIs and individuals with foreign-sourced income
- Defence and paramilitary personnel with allowance-heavy salary structures