File your ITR correctly, on time
Filing your income tax return on time avoids late fees and interest, speeds up refunds and gives you proof of income for loans and visas. Our experts choose the right ITR form, compare the old and new tax regimes for you and check your Form 26AS and AIS before filing.
Who we file for
- Salaried employees and pensioners
- Freelancers, consultants and professionals
- Proprietors and small businesses, including presumptive taxation
- Partnership firms, LLPs and companies
- Individuals with capital gains or foreign income
Documents you'll need
- PAN and Aadhaar
- Form 16 from your employer
- Bank statements and interest certificates
- Investment proofs for deductions (80C, 80D and others)
- Capital gains statements, if you sold shares, funds or property
What we handle
- Reviewing AIS, TIS and Form 26AS
- Choosing between the old and new regime
- Preparing and filing the correct ITR form
- E-verification and refund follow-up
- Replies to income tax notices
Want a quick estimate first? Try our income tax calculator.
Frequently asked questions
What is the due date for filing ITR?
For individuals who don't need a tax audit, the usual due date is 31 July after the financial year ends, unless the government extends it.
Which tax regime should I choose?
It depends on your income and deductions. The new regime suits most people with few deductions; the old regime can be better if you claim large deductions such as HRA and home loan interest.
Can I file after the due date?
Yes, a belated return can be filed with a late fee, but some benefits such as carrying forward certain losses are lost.
I received a tax notice. Can you help?
Yes. Share the notice with us and we'll explain it and prepare the reply.