CMP-03 · Ongoing compliance
Income Tax Return Filing
ITR for companies, LLPs, firms and individuals, prepared by a CA.
- Professional fee from
- ₹1,499
- Timeline
- Annual · 31 July for individuals, 31 October for audited entities
- Governed by
- Income Tax Act, 1961 · s.139
Professional fee for individual returns. Company and LLP returns from ₹4,999.
Best suited to
Everyone with taxable income, capital gains or foreign assets
Overview
Choosing the right form and the right regime is where most of the money is won or lost. We compare the old and new regimes for your actual numbers rather than assuming, and we check Form 26AS and the Annual Information Statement so nothing the department already knows about is left out.
Late filing means interest under section 234A, a fee under 234F, and loss of the right to carry forward business and capital losses — usually the most expensive consequence.
What is included
- Old versus new regime comparison
- Correct ITR form selection
- 26AS and AIS reconciliation
- Return filing and e-verification
- Assistance with intimation notices under section 143(1)
Documents you need
- 01Form 16 or audited financials
- 02Bank interest certificates and capital gains statements
- 03Investment proofs under Chapter VI-A
- 04Form 26AS and Annual Information Statement
How the filing runs
- Step 1
Documents collected
We send you a checklist tailored to your income sources.
- Step 2
Computation prepared
Both regimes compared and shared for your approval.
- Step 3
Filed and verified
Return filed and e-verification completed.
Questions about income tax return filing
01I have income from crypto or foreign shares. Can you handle it?
Yes. Virtual digital assets are taxed at 30 per cent under section 115BBH with no set-off, and foreign assets must be reported in Schedule FA. Both need care, and both are priced above the base fee.
Tell us what the business does. We will tell you what it needs.
A 15-minute call with a Chartered Accountant or Company Secretary, at no cost, before you commit to anything.