Income Tax Return (ITR) Filing

Broadly, anyone whose income exceeds the basic exemption limit, plus those who need to claim a refund, carry forward losses, or meet specific filing triggers. We confirm whether you need to file.

Under the Income-tax Act, 1961. AY 2026-27 is the income of FY 2025-26, a year that began before 1 April 2026, so the old Act governs it even though you file after the 2025 Act came into force. The Income-tax Act, 2025 governs tax year 2026-27 — the income of FY 2026-27 — whose return falls due in 2027. Both are live obligations in calendar 2026.

30 days from the date of filing. If you verify later, the date of e-verification is treated as the date the return was furnished, so an otherwise on-time return becomes late. A return never verified is treated as invalid, and only a condonation request approved by the department can revive it.

Yes. For AY 2026-27 a revised return under Section 139(5) can be filed up to 31 March 2027, or until the assessment is completed if that comes first. Revising after 31 December 2026 attracts a fee under Section 234-I of ₹1,000 (total income up to ₹5 lakh) or ₹5,000. 31 December is the belated-return deadline, not the revision deadline.

It depends on your income: ITR-1 for simple salary, ITR-2 for capital gains/multiple properties, ITR-3 for business/profession, ITR-4 for presumptive, ITR-5 for firms/LLPs, ITR-6 for companies. We pick the right one. Company and LLP filings run through company ITR filing and LLP ITR filing.

It depends on what you earn. Salaried and other non-business filers (ITR-1/ITR-2) file by 31 July. Non-audit business and professional cases, and partners of non-audit firms, now file by 31 August. Audit cases file by 31 October. A belated return can usually be filed by 31 December with a late fee. Dates can change by notification.

Under Section 234F, up to ₹5,000 (₹1,000 if total income is up to ₹5 lakh), plus interest under Section 234A on any unpaid tax.

The Annual Information Statement and Form 26AS show your reported income, TDS and tax credits. Your return should reconcile with them; we check this to avoid mismatches and notices.

Yes. A return isn't treated as filed until it's e-verified (e.g. via Aadhaar OTP) within the prescribed window. We help you do it.

If excess TDS or advance tax was paid, a correct, timely return is how you claim it back. We can't promise an amount — it depends on your data and the department's processing.

No. There is no portal fee to file. Any tax payable, interest or late fee is statutory and depends on your situation.

Depending on the year, a belated or updated return (Section 139(8A)) may be possible, sometimes with additional tax. We advise what's available for your case.

We ensure you claim every legitimate deduction and the better regime for your numbers, but we never promise a specific saving — tax depends on your actual income and the law. We run both computations under old vs new tax regime before choosing.

No. We prepare and review your return and file it through the official Income Tax portal with your authenticated access. We make no claim of a private API.

The filed ITR, the acknowledgement (ITR-V), confirmation of e-verification, a tax computation summary, and refund tracking in your portal.