Income tax filing, made simple

Pricing is simple and transparent, and you pay only after your return is filed. The exact fee depends on the complexity of your case — a straightforward salaried ITR costs less than a return with capital gains, business income or foreign assets. You'll always see the price before you approve, with nothing to pay up front.

Yes. We prepare your full return, you review the complete summary of refund or tax payable, and only once you approve and we file do you pay the fee. There's nothing to pay up front.

For most salaried filers: PAN, Form 16, bank account details and any investment or deduction proofs (80C, 80D, home loan, etc.). For business or capital-gains cases we'll send a short, tailored checklist. In many cases we can pull your AIS / 26AS data directly.

Yes. Form 16 makes salaried filing quicker, but it isn't mandatory. If you've changed jobs, are self-employed, or simply don't have it, we can prepare your return from your salary slips, bank statements and your AIS / Form 26AS, which we can pull directly. We reconcile everything so the return stays accurate.

Absolutely. Most clients simply WhatsApp us their Form 16 and documents, and we take it from there. It's the easiest way to share files and get quick answers. You can also email them or use a secure upload link if you prefer.

It depends on your deductions and income mix. We calculate your tax under both regimes every year and simply file under whichever leaves you paying less. You don't have to work it out yourself.

For a standard salaried return with documents in hand, we usually prepare it within 1–2 working days and file as soon as you approve. More complex returns — capital gains, business income, NRI or foreign assets — take a little longer, and we'll always give you a clear timeline up front. Filing early in the season also means a faster refund.

Yes. We regularly file returns for NRIs with income in India — rent, capital gains, interest or salary — and help with residential-status determination, DTAA relief and foreign-asset reporting. Everything is handled online, so your location is never a problem.

Yes. Forward us any income-tax notice — 143(1), 139(9), 245, 133(6) and others — and we'll explain what it means in plain English, prepare the correct response within the deadline, and represent you until it's fully resolved.

You can still file a belated return, generally up to 31 December of the assessment year, with a late fee under section 234F and possible interest. If that window has also passed, an updated return (ITR-U) may be available. Send us your details and we'll advise the best route.

Yes. As long as the revised-return window is open (up to 31 December of the assessment year), we can file a revised return to fix errors or omissions. We'll reconcile everything so the corrected return matches department records.