Filing, planning and advisory that keeps you compliant and informed — for salaried individuals, professionals and businesses.
We handle income tax return filing for individuals, HUFs, professionals and businesses across both the old and new tax regimes, and go beyond filing to help you plan ahead — so tax isn't something you scramble with once a year.
Whether it's salary income, business or professional income, capital gains, rental income, or a mix of all of these, we work out the most accurate and tax-efficient way to file, and stay available if the department reaches out afterwards.
Pick the option closest to your situation for a short, plain-English explainer and the right next step. This is general educational information, not a calculation of your actual tax liability — every case depends on your specific numbers.
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Your return needs the correct ITR form based on your income sources (salary, business/professional, capital gains, rental, or a mix), and needs to reconcile cleanly against your Form 26AS/AIS. Filing on time also preserves your ability to carry forward certain losses.
Tax planning works best ahead of the financial year-end, not after — comparing regimes, timing investments and understanding advance tax obligations can meaningfully change your outcome, especially with variable or business income.
An income tax notice is usually procedural — often a mismatch, a clarification request, or a routine scrutiny step — but it has a response deadline, and how it's answered matters. Don't respond without understanding what's actually being asked.
Capital gains from property or investments, rental income, foreign income, or a situation that doesn't fit neatly into the categories above — tell us what's going on and we'll point you in the right direction.
Send across Form 16, income details and investment proofs — we'll tell you exactly what's needed for your situation.
We check applicable heads of income, compare old vs new regime on your actual numbers, and reconcile against 26AS/AIS.
Your ITR is prepared, reviewed with you, and filed before the due date.
We track your refund and are available if a notice or query comes up afterwards.
Belated filing is still possible after the deadline —but it usually attracts a late fee and interest, and you lose the ability to carry forward certain losses.
26AS/AIS mismatches are the most common trigger for a notice —we reconcile these against your return before filing, not after.
Regime choice should be run on your actual numbers —there's no single right answer; it depends on the deductions you actually claim versus your income slab.
It depends on your income sources — salary, business/professional income, capital gains and residential status all affect this. We assess your situation and pick the correct form so the return isn't rejected or flagged.
There's no single answer — it depends on how many deductions and exemptions you actually claim versus your income slab. We run the comparison on your actual numbers before you decide.
You can generally still file a belated return, though it usually attracts a late fee and interest on any tax due, and you lose the ability to carry forward certain losses. It's best to file as soon as possible — talk to us about your specific date.
These statements show the TDS/TCS deducted against your PAN and other reported financial transactions. A mismatch between what you report and what these show is one of the most common reasons for a notice.
Don't ignore it, and don't respond on your own without understanding what's being asked. Send it to us — we'll read it, explain what it means, and draft the response within the given timeline.
A short conversation is usually enough to know where things stand and what's needed next.
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