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As per the Income Tax Department, the due date for filing Income Tax Returns (ITR) for individuals (non-audit cases) is 31st July 2025. This may be extended by the government, so stay updated through our website or official notifications.
Tax filing is the process of submitting your income, deductions, taxes paid, and other financial details to the Income Tax Department through an ITR (Income Tax Return) form. It ensures legal compliance and helps you claim refunds, carry forward losses, and avoid penalties.
You are required to file an ITR if:
Your total income exceeds ₹2.5 lakh (basic exemption limit).
You want to claim a refund.
You have foreign income or assets.
You are a company, firm, or LLP.
You deposited ₹1 crore+ in a bank, spent ₹2 lakh+ on foreign travel, or ₹1 lakh+ on electricity.
Even if not mandatory, filing is advised for financial proof and loan applications
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Yes. Even if TDS is deducted, filing ITR is mandatory if your income exceeds ₹2.5 lakh. It also helps in getting loans, visas, and refunds.Even if TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is already deducted from your salary, you must file an ITR if your income exceeds the taxable limit. Filing also helps in:
Claiming refunds on excess TDS
Showing income proof for loans, visas, etc.
Avoiding penalty for non-compliance
Your refund is calculated in the ITR and credited directly to your bank account after verification. Make sure your bank is pre-validated in the portal.
You can claim a refund by:
Filing your ITR correctly.
Mentioning bank details (with pre-validation).
Ensuring all TDS entries match your Form 26AS.
Once processed by the Income Tax Department, the refund will be credited to your bank account.
Visit https://incometax.gov.in, log in using your PAN, and go to “View Form 26AS”. It shows all TDS, advance tax, and refund details linked to your PAN.
Changes may include new tax slabs, updates to Form 16, AIS changes, or new exemption limits. Follow our blog for regular updates.
Some key updates (subject to confirmation in Finance Bill):
Changes in tax slabs under the new regime
Pre-filled forms with more data (capital gains, foreign income, etc.)
Revised exemption limits or deduction caps
AI-based ITR alerts or compliance tracking
As of now, the new tax regime (with lower slabs and no deductions) is the default. You can opt out and choose the old regime while filing your return, especially if you claim deductions like 80C, 80D, HRA, home loan interest, etc.
Yes. You can revise your ITR before 31st December 2025 (unless extended). Ensure accurate reporting to avoid notices and penalties.
You can e-verify via:
Aadhaar OTP
Net banking
Bank account/Demat EVC
DSC (for business users)
Verification must be done within 30 days of ITR submission to complete the process.
Upload the notice on our website or contact us. We’ll review and respond professionally, whether it’s a simple clarification or legal appeal.
Don’t panic. We provide expert support to:
Understand the notice
Respond within the deadline
Represent your case (if needed)
Rectify or revise your filing
Our team handles notices under Sections 139(9), 143(1), 143(2), 148, etc
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Absolutely. We assist startups, freelancers, and MSMEs with ITRs, TDS returns, GST compliance, and financial advisory.
Yes! We assist:
Proprietors, firms, LLPs, and Pvt Ltds
GST compliance
TDS filings
Books of accounts
Presumptive taxation and audits
We ensure tax compliance and help reduce your tax liability.
PAN Card
Aadhaar Card
Form 16 (for salaried)
Bank statements
Form 26AS
Investment proofs (80C, 80D, etc.)
Property/Capital gains details
Business income or GST data (if applicable)
Refunds are usually processed within 15–45 days after e-verification. Time may vary depending on IT department processing:
Correct bank details
Prompt e-verification
No outstanding tax dues or mismatches
Yes. You can file past returns up to 2 previous years. We also assist in filing for older years through condonation requests if needed.
Absolutely. We handle:
Sale of shares, mutual funds, land, or property
Capital gains computation with indexation
Rental income taxation (HRA, standard deduction, municipal taxes)
TDS on rent (if applicable)
If you’re a freelancer, small trader, or professional with turnover under ₹2 crore (business) or ₹50 lakh (profession), you may be eligible.
You can opt for presumptive taxation (44ADA/44AD/44AE) if:
You’re a professional (like CA, doctor, lawyer) with income under ₹75 lakh
You’re a small trader/businessman with turnover under ₹3 crore (cashless)
We evaluate your eligibility and help file under the correct scheme.
Consequences include:
Late fees under Section 234F (₹1,000 to ₹5,000)
Interest on tax due (1% per month)
Loss of refund
Inability to carry forward losses
Legal action in serious cases
Avoid penalties — file on time with us!