Services for clients across India. Applicable state, sector and professional requirements are assessed before an engagement.
Your return filed accurately — regime compared, AIS reconciled, every credit claimed
A CA prepares your ITR after reconciling Form 16, AIS and 26AS — form selection, old-vs-new regime working and e-verification handled end to end. Non-audit ITR-3/4 for AY 2026-27 are due 31 August 2026.
File my return — WhatsApp usor call +91 89468 83420What you get
- Correct ITR form selection (1/2/3/4)
- AIS/26AS/Form 16 reconciliation before filing
- Old vs new regime comparison in writing
- Capital gains computation from broker statements
- Filed + e-verified acknowledgement, with 143(1) support after
What we need from you
- PAN linked with Aadhaar
- Form 16 / 16A, bank interest certificates
- Investment and deduction proofs (if old regime)
- Broker capital-gains statement, if you trade
- Last year’s return if you are new to us
Timeline
- Draft computation within 2-3 working days of complete documents
- Filed the same day you approve the draft
- AY 2026-27: ITR-3/4 (non-audit) due 31 Aug 2026; audit cases 30 Sep/31 Oct; belated by 31 Dec 2026
Income-tax filing done properly is a reconciliation exercise before it is a form: AIS, TIS, Form 26AS and books agreeing with each other, regime chosen on numbers, and disclosures complete — because most notices are born from mismatches, not from tax unpaid.
When this service is typically required
- A return is due — current AY 2026-27 due dates and belated-return rules
- Business or professional income needs computation, depreciation and disallowance review
- Capital gains from shares, mutual funds, property or ESOPs need schedule-level accuracy
- AIS shows transactions you don't recognise — reconcile before filing
- A past return needs revision, or an unfiled year needs ITR-U evaluation
- A refund is stuck — intimation under 143(1) decoded
Indicative scope
- Computation of total income across heads with current-law limits and deductions
- AIS/TIS/26AS reconciliation and documentation of differences
- Old vs new regime comparison on your actual numbers, with the election filed correctly
- Advance-tax and interest (234A/B/C) workings through the year
- Return filing, verification and 143(1) intimation review
Key points at a glance
| Item | Position |
|---|---|
| Regime default | New regime is the default; opting out has form and timing rules |
| Belated/revised return | 31 December of the assessment year (fee under 234F applies to belated) |
| Updated return (ITR-U) | Available up to 48 months with additional tax — a last resort, priced accordingly |
| Refund interest | Runs under section 244A; correct bank validation is on the taxpayer |
Deliverables
The filed return with acknowledgement, a computation sheet you can hand to a bank or investor, the AIS reconciliation note, the regime-comparison working, and a document file that answers a future 143(1)/142(1) query without archaeology.
Information and documents generally required
PAN/portal access, Form 16/16A, bank statements, AIS/TIS download, capital-gain statements from brokers or RTAs, business trial balance where applicable, loan and insurance certificates, and last year's return for carry-forwards.
Engagement process
Client responsibilities, assumptions and reliance
Completeness of income disclosure rests with the taxpayer; computations rely on documents provided. Positions on grey items are taken with your instruction after the options and risks are explained in writing.
Scope exclusions
Scrutiny assessments, appeals, TDS compliance of your business, and tax audit are separate engagements. Foreign-asset reporting (Schedule FA) is in scope only when the information is provided and is priced by complexity.
Frequently asked questions
Which regime will you put me in?
Whichever your numbers support — the comparison working is part of the deliverable, and the election is filed in the prescribed manner. There is no default answer that fits everyone.
My AIS shows a transaction that isn't mine. File anyway?
Raise feedback on the AIS entry and document it, then file consistently with the documented position. Ignoring it is how CPC mismatches become notices.
Can you make my refund come faster?
No one controls CPC processing timelines. What is controllable — a mismatch-free return, validated bank account, prompt verification and response to any intimation — is exactly what the engagement does.
I have not filed for two years. Options?
Depending on dates: belated return for the current window, ITR-U for older years with additional tax, and in some cases condonation routes. The evaluation states costs and eligibility before anything is filed.
Do you handle NRIs?
Yes — residential status, DTAA positions and property-sale TDS are dealt with under the NRI services scope.
How are ITR filing fees decided?
By the return’s complexity — a salary-only ITR-1, a capital-gains ITR-2 and a business ITR-3 with books are different engagements. The fee is fixed, told to you before filing begins, and never a percentage of your refund — refund-linked pricing is not permitted for chartered accountants.
The applicable scope, documentation, professional responsibilities and timelines are agreed in an engagement letter before commencement.
Income Tax NoticesTax Audit u/s 44ABRefunds & RectificationRequest a Scope DiscussionThis page describes the service in general terms as on 6 August 2026 and is not professional advice or an assurance of any outcome. Registrations, filings, refunds and departmental outcomes depend on facts and the concerned authority. Figures and due dates change; verify current positions before acting.
Who this service is for
Which ITR form is yours? (AY 2026-27)
Per the AY 2026-27 notified forms: ITR-1 now takes up to two house properties and listed-equity LTCG up to ₹1.25 lakh (no carried-forward losses). Details: form-selection guide · ITR filing hub.
Fees — what ITR filing actually costs
What does the government charge to file?
Nothing — e-filing is free on the portal. What is not free is filing late: the Section 234F fee is ₹1,000 (income up to ₹5 lakh) or ₹5,000 (above), plus interest under 234A/234B where tax is outstanding. Statutory amounts are the same whoever files.
What shapes the professional fee?
The income mix, not the income size: number of Form 16s and brokers, capital-gains statements to reconcile, business books versus presumptive, foreign assets and DTAA claims. A single-employer salary return and an F&O trader’s return are different engagements.
How do we quote?
Fixed written quote after a look at your AIS and documents — regime comparison and 26AS/AIS reconciliation are part of the filing, not extras. Notice-stage representation, if ever needed, is quoted separately. Get the quote.
| Compliance | Due | Note |
|---|---|---|
| ITR (non-audit) | 31 July 2026 | Belated/revised until 31 Dec 2026 |
| Tax audit report | 30 September 2026 | Form 3CA/3CB-3CD |
| ITR (audit cases) | 31 October 2026 | TP cases: 30 November |
| Advance tax instalments | 15 Jun / 15 Sep / 15 Dec / 15 Mar | Interest u/s 234C for shortfall |
| TDS returns (24Q/26Q) | 31 Jul / 31 Oct / 31 Jan / 31 May | Late fee Rs 200/day u/s 234E |
Dates as generally applicable on 15 July 2026; extensions/notifications can change them — confirm current dates before relying.
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