Tax Solutions
Tax return filing isn't something you just do and forget about, Our procedures guarantee that we will be there for you at every stage of the process, from preparation to filing to assessment to scrutiny to liaison to correction or reimbursement.
We assist with ITR data reconciliation with 26AS, e-filing of ITR1, ITR2 and ITR4, TDS and service tax compliance, expert support for tax filing and tax planning, accounting and audit services. We also provide these services to our clients. There's no one else who does this.
The majority of our new business comes from recommendations and referrals from satisfied clients and friends who are familiar with our capabilities. As a result, we urge that you communicate directly with our clients to have a better understanding of who we are and what we do.
Our Online Provess
- 1.Upload Form 16 PDF
- 2.Enter Personal Information
- 3. Enter Salary Details
- 4. Enter Details For Claiming Deduction
- 5. Enter The Details Of Taxes Paid
- 6. E-Verify
The Government of India has made filing an Income Tax Return a requirement for all citizens. There are several more reasons to file your tax return, in addition to the aforementioned.
Whenever you file an income tax return, you’re also creating your own personal financial record with the Tax Department. If you require a loan (home, personal, auto loan) or want to apply for a VISA, your financial and tax history will be seen favourably by most organisations with whom you contact.
a) If your total taxable income exceeds the basic exemption level before deducting tax saving investments, you must file an income tax return.
b) Even if you have a PAN, you do not have to submit an Income Tax Return if your total taxable income does not exceed the basic exemption level before deducting any expenses.
Allowances are payments made by an employer to an employee on a regular basis in addition to compensation in order to fulfil the employee’s specific needs. Allowances like tiffin, transportation, and uniforms are examples of this.
For the purposes of the Income-tax Act, allowances fall into three categories: taxable, completely exempt, and partially exempt.