Income Tax Filings
Filing your income tax return isn’t optional once certain conditions apply, and getting it right protects refunds, loan applications and loss carry-forwards. We work out what applies to you and file it correctly.
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Declaring your income to the tax department, correctly
An income tax return is the annual declaration of income an individual, company or other entity files with the Income Tax Department. Whether filing is mandatory depends on income level, residential status, entity type, and a set of specific conditions the Act lays out — foreign assets, high TDS deducted, large business turnover, or wanting to carry forward a loss, among others.
The exemption limits, TDS thresholds and applicable ITR forms are set through the annual Finance Act and revised regularly, so we work off the current year’s rules rather than a fixed number that may already be out of date.
- Income above the exemption limit applicable to your regime and category
- Companies, LLPs, firms and similar entities, regardless of income level
- Foreign assets held, or signing authority over a foreign account
- High-value TDS or TCS deducted during the year
- Capital gains, multiple house properties, or crypto/virtual digital asset income
- Wanting to claim a refund or carry forward a loss
Individuals, businesses, and anyone claiming a refund
Above the exemption limit
Anyone whose income for the year crosses the applicable exemption threshold under either tax regime.
Mandatory regardless of income
Companies, LLPs, partnership firms and similar entities must file every year irrespective of profit or loss.
Filing to unlock a benefit
Anyone owed a refund from excess TDS or advance tax, or wanting to carry a loss forward, needs to file to claim it.
From applicability to a filed acknowledgement
Applicability check
Confirming whether you must file this year, and under which conditions, based on current rules.
Correct ITR form
The right form selected for your income sources and entity type, to avoid a defective or rejected return.
Income and deduction review
All income sources captured, and eligible deductions and exemptions claimed correctly.
Return preparation and filing
The return prepared, checked and filed on the income-tax portal before the deadline.
Refund and loss tracking
Refunds followed through to credit, and losses recorded correctly for future carry-forward.
Notice response
If a query or notice follows filing, the same team that filed the return handles the response.
Four steps to a filed return
We check applicability
Your income, entity type and any special conditions reviewed.
We select the right form
Matched to your income sources to avoid a defective return.
We prepare and file
Return completed, checked and submitted before the deadline.
We track what follows
Refunds, losses and any notice handled after filing.
Questions companies ask first.
Do I need to file if my income is below the exemption limit?
Not always mandatory, but certain conditions require filing regardless of income — foreign assets, high TDS deducted, or wanting to claim a refund or carry forward a loss are common triggers. We check your specific situation rather than go by income alone.
Do companies need to file even if they made a loss?
Yes. Companies, LLPs and similar entities must file every year regardless of profit or loss, and filing on time is also what lets a loss be carried forward to offset future income.
What happens if I file the wrong ITR form?
A return filed on the wrong form can be treated as defective, and you’ll be asked to correct and refile it within a set window. We match the form to your income sources upfront to avoid this.
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