Income Tax Filing

For salaried individuals (non-audit cases), 31 July following the financial year. Filing after that means a late fee under Section 234F (₹1,000 if income below ₹5 lakh, else ₹5,000), interest on unpaid tax, and loss of most loss-carry-forward rights.

ITR-1 (Sahaj) for salary + one house property + other sources up to ₹50 lakh total income. ITR-2 if you have capital gains, more than one house property, foreign assets or income above ₹50 lakh. We pick the correct form — wrong-form returns are treated as defective.

It depends on your deductions. The new regime has lower slab rates but forgoes most deductions; the old regime rewards heavy 80C/80D/HRA/home-loan claims. We compute both side by side and file the one that saves more — and the choice can change every year for salaried taxpayers.

Yes — a belated return can be filed until 31 December of the assessment year (with late fee). After that, ITR-U (updated return) allows filing within 48 months with additional tax. The sooner you file, the lower the damage.

Yes. TDS is only an estimated deduction — filing is how you settle the actual liability and claim refunds. Filing is mandatory if gross income exceeds the basic exemption limit, and is strongly advisable even below it for refund claims and income proof.

Yes — two Form 16s often mean both employers gave you the basic exemption, causing under-deducted tax. We consolidate both, compute the correct liability and prevent the classic job-switcher demand notice.

Most e-verified returns are processed within 2–6 weeks, with refunds credited directly to your pre-validated bank account. We monitor processing and chase rectification if your refund is delayed or wrongly adjusted.

Our filing includes basic post-filing support — we explain any intimation you receive. For demands or scrutiny, our Income Tax Notice Reply service handles the full response, with priority for our filing clients.