Tax & audit,
handled with precision.
Year after year.

The cost of hiring a chartered accountant for ITR filing in India ranges from a few hundred rupees for a simple salaried return to several thousand for returns involving capital gains, foreign assets, business income or notices.

We quote a fixed fee in a written proposal within 48 hours of your first call — and nothing is billed until the engagement letter is signed. The fee follows the complexity of your income, not a price list.

Choose a firm that is ICAI-registered, names the partner who will personally sign your work, commits to deadlines in writing, and is candid about what it does not handle. Check independent reviews and ask who reviews each deliverable before it leaves the office.

We have practised since 2007, hold a 4.9 rating across 50+ verified Google reviews, and assign a named partner to every engagement.

Yes — you can change your CA at any point in the year, and a clean handover takes roughly thirty days. With your written permission, we coordinate with your previous advisor, complete KYC, reconcile your opening position, and you sign off before we begin.

No interruption to your filings. No gap in the audit trail. We don't speak ill of the previous CA — we just pick up cleanly.

Yes. We serve clients across India and abroad entirely remotely — secure digital handover, partner-led video reviews. Most engagements run end-to-end without a single in-person meeting.

Our offices are in New Delhi (head office), Noida and Gurugram, with international desks in the USA, UAE and Japan.

For FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27), the ITR due date is 31 July 2026 for salaried individuals and others not requiring an audit, 31 August 2026 for non-audit business returns (ITR-3 / ITR-4), 31 October 2026 for audit cases, and 30 November 2026 for transfer-pricing cases.

Filing before the due date also lets you carry forward losses and avoid the late fee. Miss it, and you're into belated-return territory.

You can still file a belated return, but a late fee applies under Section 234F — ₹5,000, reduced to ₹1,000 if your total income is up to ₹5 lakh — plus interest on any unpaid tax. You also lose the right to carry forward most losses.

Filing late still beats not filing. We regularly regularise overdue returns and handle the notices that follow.

Not for a simple salaried return — you can file that yourself. A chartered accountant earns their fee when you have capital gains, foreign income or assets, business income, multiple income sources, or a notice in hand.

A CA helps you claim every eligible deduction, pick the right tax regime, and file correctly the first time — so you don't invite scrutiny.

It depends on your income and how many deductions you claim. The new regime offers lower slab rates but removes most exemptions; the old regime suits those with significant deductions like 80C, home-loan interest and HRA.

Because slabs and rebates are revised in every Union Budget, the right choice should be recalculated each year. Our planning desk runs both scenarios before filing.

Through year-round planning: structuring salary and business remuneration efficiently, timing capital gains, using eligible deductions and exemptions, and choosing the optimal tax regime.

The key is to plan before the financial year ends, not at filing time — lowering your outflow without inviting scrutiny. That's the line our advisory work is built around.

GST registration is mandatory once aggregate annual turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh for goods and ₹20 lakh for services in most states (₹20 lakh and ₹10 lakh in special-category states).

It's also compulsory regardless of turnover for inter-state suppliers, e-commerce sellers and certain other categories. Below the threshold, you can still register voluntarily to claim input tax credit.

Late GST returns attract a late fee per day of delay plus interest at 18% per annum on the tax outstanding, and persistent default can block your e-way bills and input tax credit. The exact fee depends on the return type and whether it's a nil return.

We file every GST return before its statutory due date and reconcile input tax credit in the working papers — so credits aren't lost.

Freelancers and consultants must register once annual turnover crosses ₹20 lakh (₹10 lakh in special-category states). Registration is also required, irrespective of turnover, if you supply services inter-state, sell through an e-commerce platform, or export services and want a refund.

Many register voluntarily anyway — to claim input tax credit and appear more credible to corporate clients.

Yes. Every company registered in India — private limited or public — must have its accounts audited by a chartered accountant under the Companies Act, 2013, regardless of turnover or profit. This is separate from a tax audit.

Our statutory audits run under applicable Standards on Auditing, with documented testing and partner sign-off, and a board-ready report within three weeks of a clean trial balance.

A statutory audit is mandatory for all companies under the Companies Act, 2013 and gives an independent opinion on the financial statements. A tax audit under Section 44AB applies once turnover or receipts cross prescribed limits and is filed with the Income Tax Department.

An internal audit is voluntary (or applicable to larger companies) and reviews internal controls and processes. A business may need more than one.

A tax audit under Section 44AB is generally required when business turnover exceeds ₹1 crore (raised to ₹10 crore where cash receipts and payments are within 5% of the total), or when professional gross receipts exceed ₹50 lakh in a financial year.

These thresholds can change with the annual Budget, so confirm the limit for your specific case before assuming you're exempt.

An NRI must file an Indian return if income earned or accrued in India — rent, capital gains, interest — exceeds the basic exemption limit, or to claim a refund of TDS deducted at source. Income earned outside India is generally not taxable for an NRI.

We handle residency determination, DTAA relief and refund follow-through for clients across the US, UK, Canada, Australia and the Gulf.

Transfer pricing governs the pricing of transactions between related parties across borders. Form 3CEB is a chartered accountant's report that must be filed by any taxpayer entering into international transactions (or specified domestic transactions) with associated enterprises.

The 3CEB and supporting study are due before the ITR deadline. Our TP partners prepare master file, local file and 3CEB documentation that satisfies both the assessee and the assessing officer.

Yes. We have partners with local credentials and filing infrastructure for India, the US, the UK, Canada and Australia — so one engagement letter can cover a group across jurisdictions, with a single point of contact.

Where we don't operate locally (mainland Europe, the Gulf, Singapore), we work with vetted correspondents — and we're candid on the first call about where the line is.

A foreigner or NRI typically sets up a private limited company or wholly-owned subsidiary — obtaining Director Identification Numbers and digital signatures, reserving a name, filing incorporation documents with the MCA, and completing GST, PAN, TAN and bank-account registrations.

Most foreign direct investment is allowed under the automatic route. Our India Business Setup desk runs the full process and the ongoing compliance after incorporation.

AI-AssistedIt means we use automated tools for the mechanical work: 26AS / AIS / TIS reconciliation, vendor-level matching, invoice OCR, audit anomaly flagging, and first-pass drafts of routine notice responses.

Every output is partner-reviewed and signed before it reaches you or any department. The technology handles the patterns; the judgment — and the accountability — remain ours.