From ITR-1 to ITR-4 and beyond, we handle filing for:
- Salaried Employees
- Freelancers & Consultants
- Business Owners & Professionals
- NRIs & Senior Citizens
From ITR-1 to ITR-4 and beyond, we handle filing for:
Plan ahead to legally reduce your tax outgo:
Whether you sold property, mutual funds, or shares — we help you:
Avoid penalties by planning and paying your advance tax smartly. We also help you:
Save tax by investing in ELSS, LIC, PPF, NSC, and tuition fees.
We help you build the right mix based on your income and goals.
Claim deductions on medical premiums for yourself and your family.Get protected while reducing your tax outgo every year.
Save an additional ₹50,000 by investing in the National Pension Scheme.A powerful tool for retirement planning and long-term tax saving.
Yes, mutual fund returns are subject to capital gains tax. The tax treatment depends on the type of fund and holding period.
Yes. By investing in ELSS, you can claim up to Rs.1.5 lakh deduction under Section 80C.
SWP is taxed on capital gains based on FIFO (First In, First Out) method. It helps retirees plan tax-efficient withdrawals while keeping money invested.
Yes. Dividends are added to your income and taxed according to your slab. Earlier DDT (Dividend Distribution Tax) has been removed.
Yes, if structured well. For example, you can withdraw gains within Rs.1 lakh/year from equity funds—tax-free. We help design such strategies.
Yes. NRIs are subject to TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) on mutual fund gains and income. But you can claim relief via DTAA if eligible.
We help you access capital gain reports, match them with AIS/Form 26AS, and coordinate with your CA to ensure smooth filing.
Switching from one fund to another is treated as a sale and repurchase—which means capital gains tax applies. We calculate this impact for you in advance.
Not necessarily. We provide end-to-end service: investment advice, tax computation, capital gain statements, and ITR filing support.