Income Tax & Advisory

Income Tax Filing & Tax Advisory Services

Practical Tax Filing and Advisory Support.

We help you file accurate income tax returns and plan your taxes practically — whether you are salaried, self-employed, a business owner or an investor.

Why this matters

Guidance first. Filing next.

  • Practical, business-friendly guidance
  • Clear documentation and timelines
  • Ongoing support after onboarding
  • Transparent fee discussion — no surprises
What We Offer

Services included

Practical support covering setup, monthly compliance and ongoing advisory.

ITR filing for individuals (ITR-1 to ITR-4)
Business and professional return filing
Salary returns and Form 16 review
Capital gains computation and reporting
AIS, TIS and Form 26AS review
TDS / TCS compliance support
Advance tax computation guidance
Income tax notice review and reply support
Tax planning — old vs new regime guidance
Who Needs This

Is this service for you?

We work with a range of clients — from individuals and professionals to small businesses, startups and growing enterprises across Bangalore and India.

Salaried individuals
Business owners and proprietors
Professionals and freelancers
Investors with capital gains
Partnership firms and LLPs
NRI taxpayers (India income)
Documents Required

What you'll need

Share these documents to help us complete your work accurately and on time. Not sure about something? Just message us — we'll guide you.

Request Document Checklist
  • PAN, Aadhaar and bank account details
  • Form 16 / 16A (salary, TDS)
  • 26AS and AIS download
  • Capital gains statement (broker / mutual fund)
  • Rental income details and rent agreement
  • Loan interest certificate (home / education)
  • Investment / 80C / 80D proofs
  • Business P&L, balance sheet and bank statements
Our Process

How we work with you

A clear, step-by-step approach so you always know what's happening next.

  1. 01

    Review income, deductions and TDS details

  2. 02

    Check AIS, 26AS and Form 16 data

  3. 03

    Compute tax under best applicable regime

  4. 04

    Prepare draft return for your review

  5. 05

    Review with client and confirm

  6. 06

    File return and share acknowledgement

  7. 07

    Support for post-filing queries and notices

Avoid These

Common mistakes to avoid

Small oversights here often lead to penalties, notices or rework.

Filing without reconciling AIS / 26AS
Missing capital gains from shares / mutual funds
Skipping foreign income or foreign assets reporting
Wrong ITR form selection
Ignoring intimation u/s 143(1) demand or refund mismatch
FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Which ITR form is applicable to me?+

Form selection depends on income type and residential status — ITR-1 (salary), ITR-2 (capital gains, no business), ITR-3 (business / profession) and ITR-4 (presumptive). We help you choose the correct form during onboarding.

What is AIS and Form 26AS?+

Form 26AS is your tax credit statement showing TDS, TCS and tax payments. AIS (Annual Information Statement) is broader and includes interest, dividend, mutual fund, share, property and high-value transactions reported by various sources.

Can business income returns be revised?+

Yes. Returns can be revised within the time limit specified under Section 139(5). We help you identify what to correct and file the revised return correctly.

What should I do if a tax notice comes?+

Don't ignore it. Send us the notice and we will review, identify the issue, collect supporting documents and prepare a reply within the timeline mentioned in the notice.

Do you support tax planning?+

Yes. We help you compare old vs new regime, plan deductions, time capital gains and align investments practically with your actual cash flow and goals.

Ready to get started?

Talk to our team for friendly, no-obligation guidance about your requirement.

Disclaimer: Income tax filings, planning and notice responses depend on facts of each case and law in force. We provide professional support and documentation assistance; final tax computation, assessment and refund outcomes are decided by the income tax department.