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Income tax return filing

Accurate returns for individuals, HUFs, firms, LLPs and companies, filed on time.

What it is Who needs it Documents required Our process FAQ

About Income tax return filing

Filing an income tax return reports your income for the year, claims credit for tax already paid, and settles any balance or refund. It is also the document banks, embassies and lenders ask for as proof of income. Which form you use depends on who you are and what you earn: ITR-1 and ITR-2 for individuals with salary, pension, house property or capital gains, ITR-3 and ITR-4 for business and professional income (ITR-4 for presumptive taxation), ITR-5 for firms and LLPs, ITR-6 for companies, and ITR-7 for trusts.

Returns for FY 2025-26 (assessment year 2026-27) are filed under the Income-tax Act, 1961. The new Income-tax Act, 2025 applies from 1 April 2026, so income of FY 2026-27 onwards is reported for the new 'tax year'. We handle the transition for you.

Who needs it

Salaried employees with other income, capital gains or foreign assets
Business owners and professionals, including those under presumptive tax
Firms, LLPs and companies
HUFs, senior citizens, NRIs and anyone who needs a return for loans, visa or refunds

Documents required

For every filer

PAN and Aadhaar (they must be linked)
Bank account details, including IFSC, for refund
Login details of the income tax e-filing portal, or authorisation for us to file for you

Income details

Salary: Form 16 and payslips
Bank and post office interest certificates, fixed deposit statements
Rent receipts and house property details, with home loan interest certificate
Business: books of account, profit and loss and balance sheet, or turnover and bank statements for presumptive filers
Capital gains: broker or mutual fund capital gains statement, sale and purchase deeds for property
Dividend statements, and foreign income and assets details, if any

Deductions and taxes paid

Life insurance, PPF, ELSS, tuition fee and other investment proofs where deductions apply
Health insurance premium, donations and education loan interest certificates
Advance tax and self-assessment tax challans
Form 26AS and Annual Information Statement (AIS), which we download and check

Exact requirements can vary with your case and the authority. We confirm the final list when you contact us, so you collect everything once.

How we do it

Collect and reviewYou share documents. We download Form 26AS and AIS and compare them with your records.
Compute taxWe calculate income, compare the old and new tax regimes where you have a choice, and work out tax payable or refund.
Share the draftYou review the computation and approve it.
File and verifyWe file the return on the portal and help you e-verify it with Aadhaar OTP, net banking or other methods.
Follow upWe track refunds, respond to intimations and keep your records for future years.

Time it takes

Simple returns can be filed within 1 to 2 working days of receiving full documents. Business and capital gains cases take longer.

Frequently asked questions

What is the due date?

For FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27) the usual dates are 31 July for individuals and HUFs with no business income, 31 August for non-audit business and professional income, and 31 October for audit cases and companies, which the CBDT extended to 21 November 2026. Dates can change by notification, and we tell you the date that applies to you.

What if I miss the due date?

You can usually still file a belated return, but with a late fee and interest, and some losses cannot be carried forward. File on time where possible.

Should I choose the old or new tax regime?

It depends on your deductions and income. We compare both and show you the numbers.