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CA-Assisted Income Tax Filing

ITR Filing Made Simple.
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Don't let complex tax forms, AIS mismatches, or dual tax regime choices slow you down. A qualified tax professional handles your computation and return filing from start to finish.

✓ AIS & 26AS Reconciliation
✓ Old vs New Regime Optimization
✓ Post-Filing Notice Support
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Why Filing Alone Can Lead to Notices

Automated software algorithms often miss critical reconciliations that trigger automated tax demands.

AIS & 26AS Discrepancies

Banks, mutual funds, and employers report income and TDS directly to the IT Department. Any minor variance triggers a Section 143(1) intimation.

Wrong Regime Selection

Defaulting to the New Regime without calculating your HRA, home loan interest (Sec 24b), and 80D medical insurance often results in paying unnecessary tax.

Lost Capital Losses

Trading and equity losses not filed on or before the due date cannot be carried forward to offset future profits for the next 8 years.

Who Needs to File an ITR?

Filing is mandatory or strongly recommended in the following cases:

Income Above Basic Exemption

Individuals whose gross total income exceeds the basic exemption limit (₹2.5L Old Regime / ₹3L New Regime) before deductions.

TDS Deducted & Refund Due

If an employer, bank, or client has deducted TDS, filing your return is the only statutory way to claim your rightful tax refund.

Invested in Stocks / Mutual Funds

Anyone who bought or sold shares, mutual fund units, or traded in derivatives must report capital gains or carry forward losses.

Visa & Loan Processing

Banks and foreign embassies require official ITR-V acknowledgments of the last 3 years as proof of financial stability.

What is Included in Our Service

  • ✓ Full AIS, TIS, and Form 26AS data pull and verification
  • ✓ Comparative tax liability computation (Old vs New Regime)
  • ✓ Optimization of HRA, Section 80C, 80D, 80G, and home loan deductions
  • ✓ Consolidation of multiple Form 16s from job changes
  • ✓ Capital gains Schedule CG preparation from broker reports
  • ✓ Computation draft shared with you for approval before submission
  • ✓ Official e-filing on the government portal & e-verification assistance
  • ✓ Post-filing assistance for Section 143(1) intimation

Documents Required

  • 📄 PAN Card & Aadhaar Card
  • 📄 Form 16 (Part A and Part B from all employers during FY)
  • 📄 Bank Account Statements (For interest income & refund account)
  • 📄 Broker Tax P&L Statement (If you trade or hold equities/mutual funds)
  • 📄 Home Loan Interest Certificate (If claiming interest deduction)
  • 📄 Rent Receipts / Landlord PAN (If claiming HRA exemption)

Common ITR Mistakes We Help You Avoid

Our manual CA audit catches these errors before your return reaches the tax department.

Error 1

Not Reporting Savings Interest

Interest from savings accounts and FDs is actively tracked in AIS and must be reported under "Income from Other Sources".

Error 2

Ignoring Previous Employer Income

Failing to combine income from two employers in a financial year results in tax shortfalls and unexpected tax demands.

Error 3

Selecting the Wrong ITR Form

Filing ITR-1 when you have capital gains or directorships renders the return defective under Section 139(9).

Error 4

Missing E-Verification

An unverified return is treated as invalid after 30 days. We ensure your return is e-verified via Aadhaar OTP immediately.

Frequently Asked Questions on ITR Filing

Clear answers to common questions about income tax return filing.

For individual taxpayers, salaried employees, and non-audit businesses, the statutory due date is July 31 of the relevant Assessment Year. For taxpayers subject to a tax audit under Section 44AB, the due date is October 31.
Salaried individuals without business income can freely switch between the Old and New Tax Regime every financial year at the time of filing their return. Individuals with business or professional income (including F&O trading) can only switch once out of the New Regime and can switch back only once during their lifetime.
If the total TDS and advance tax paid exceeds your final tax liability calculated on your return, the excess amount is claimed as a refund. It is directly credited by the Income Tax Department to your pre-validated bank account along with interest under Section 244A.
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