Best ITR filing in ahmedabad

Tax Compliances

We help in preparing best Income tax return filing i.e in income tax return filing with the Tax department with help of our income tax return filing consultant. We also help in the payment of self-assessment income taxes and advance tax compliance by providing tax challan of income tax.

TDS adjustments

TDS means tax deducted at source. In few income cases, TDS is deducted which needs to be adjusted against income shown in ITR,we take care of all tax deducted and accordingly adjust the income so that there is proper ITR filing and tax filings avoiding any difficulty in future to tax payers. 

Tax planning

We also help in best tax planning for saving tax by advising for high returns investments or through other legible means.

International Taxation services.

We also provide services to foreign companies taxation services relating to International taxation relating to tax on foreign remittance, investment of foreign subsidiaries and its tax implications, formation of foreign companies, etc.

Our team keeps themselves updated on new income tax laws and tax regulations, leading to tax planning for minimizing both current and future tax liabilities and thus results in tax saving. Throughout the year we offer our client tax expertise and knowledge. Our extensive coverage of Income Tax filing services led to the various tag marks to our firm like Best ITR filing in Ahmedabad, Best income tax consultant in Ahmedabad, CA in Ahmedabad, Best Income Tax Planning Consultant in Ahmedabad, tax accountant in ahmedabad, Tax return accountant in ahmedabad, taxation accountant in ahmedabad, etc.

Types of income tax forms

• ITR 1 (Sahaj):This form is for people who are residents (as opposed to non-typical occupants), have total income up to Rs. 50 lakhs, income from salaries, one home, various sources (interest, etc.), and farming income up to Rs. 5,000. This form is not intended for:
  
  • has resources (keeping in mind the value of one factor) located outside of India; or
  • receives income from any source outside of India; or
  • possesses a directorship in a firm; or
  • held any unlisted value shares at any time in the preceding year; or
  • possesses many residential properties, each of whose income is subject to taxation under the “Pay from House Property” heading; or
  • has pay in the concept of:- has pay under the heading “Pay from Other Sources”
    having won the lottery;
    Owning and caring for race horses;
    pay that is available at a special rate under Sections 115BBDA or 115BBE; or
  • having losses carried over or to offset the losses
• ITR 2 : This ITR is for individuals and HUFs without business income.
• ITR 3: This form is intended for use by individuals and HUFs reporting business income.
• ITR-4 (Sugam): According to the provisions of the Income Tax Act of 1961, ITR-4 is applicable to individuals, HUFs, and corporations that are resident and have total income up to Rs. 50 Lacs but do not maintain books of accounts. This does not apply to those who:
  • has assets (remembering financial interest for an element) outside of India; or
  • has pay from any source outside of India; or
  • is a director in any organization; or
  • held any unlisted value share at any time in the previous year; or
  • claims more than one home, the pay of which is chargeable under the head “Pay from House Property”; or
  • has pay under the head “Pay from Other Sources” in the concept of:- prizes from lotteries; action of purchasing and keeping up horse race; or
  • action of selling; has any loss that has already occurred or that is scheduled to occur under any head of pay; or
  • is assessable for the full amount of the salary or any portion of on which tds is deducted.
• ITR 5: This form is for individuals who are not individuals, HUFs, corporations, or individuals submitting returns in Form ITR 7.
• ITR 6: This form is for companies that are exempt from income tax under Section 11 but are not organizations.
• ITR 7: This structure is for individuals and businesses who must file returns in accordance with the Income Tax Act of 1961, specifically Sections 139(4A), 139(4B), 139(4C), and 139(4D).