Tax Services
Pay exactly what you owe — not a rupee more, never a rupee late.
- For
- Individuals & Businesses
- Filing
- All ITR forms
- TDS
- Returns & compliance
- Notices
- Response & representation
From salaried ITRs to complex business returns, we plan your taxes through the year — not just at filing time. Our services cover income-tax return filing, advance-tax computation, TDS compliance, capital-gains planning and representation for notices, so you maximise legitimate deductions and avoid penalties.
Features & benefits
- Income-tax return filing — all ITR forms
- Old vs new regime comparison and planning
- Advance-tax calculation and reminders
- TDS returns (24Q, 26Q) and compliance
- Capital-gains computation — property, shares, crypto
- Notice handling and assessment support
Eligibility
- Valid PAN
- Salaried, professional, or business taxpayer
- NRIs with Indian income welcome
- Complete documentation of income
Documents required
- PAN and Aadhaar
- Form 16 / 16A, AIS and 26AS
- Bank statements
- Investment and deduction proofs
- Previous returns (for new clients)
How it works
- 1
Share documents securely online
- 2
We compute both regimes and optimise deductions
- 3
Draft return shared for your approval
- 4
E-filing with verification and acknowledgment
Frequently asked questions
Old regime or new regime — which saves me more?
It depends on your deductions: with home-loan interest, 80C, and HRA, the old regime often wins; without them, the new regime's lower slabs usually do. We compute both for you every year — it changes as your life does.
I received an income-tax notice. What now?
Don't panic and don't ignore it — most notices are mismatches or routine verification. Send it to us; we diagnose, draft the response, and represent the matter until closure.
I missed the filing deadline. Can I still file?
A belated return can be filed until 31 December of the assessment year with a late fee, and an updated return (ITR-U) even later in many cases. File as soon as possible to limit interest.
Do you handle capital gains on shares and property?
Yes — including indexation, exemption planning under Sections 54/54F/54EC, and reporting of equity, mutual fund and crypto transactions from broker statements.