Income Tax Return - Basic Plan
For salaried individuals without business income or capital gains
Form 26AS & AIS match
Tax calculation & refund check
ITR filling: salary & interest income
Tax tips during filing
Service offerings
Required Documents
Income Tax portal login details
(PAN & Aadhaar copy if login not available)
Form 16 or salary slip or salary details
(anyone)
Home loan statement
(for interest/principal deduction)
Rent agreement
(if claiming HRA or rental income)
Proof of deductions
(under 80C, 80D, etc.)
Bank account details
(for refund)
Interest certificates
(if not available in AIS/TIS)
Dividend statements
(if not available in AIS/TIS)
How it's done
1
Document collection & verification
2
Return preparation
3
Draft review & approval
4
Filling & e-verification
Turn Around Time
First Stage
Document Collection & Verification: 1 working day
Second Stage
Return Preparation & Draft Sharing: Within 2–3 working days after complete documents
Third Stage
Filing & E-verification: Within 1 working day after draft approval
Compare ITR Return Filling Plans
Basic
ITR Filing for Salary up to ₹50L, House Property & Other Income (e.g., interest/dividends)
- Income from salary (up to ₹50L)
- Income/loss from house property
- Interest, dividend & other income
Premium
Capital Gains, F&O Trading, or detailed Business/Professional Accounts
- Everything in Standard
- Capital Gains (stocks, mutual funds, property)
- Business/Professional Income with P&L and Balance Sheet
- F&O & Share Trading Income
Standard
Suitable for Freelancers, Professionals & Small Businesses under Presumptive Taxation
- Everything in Basic
- Small Business Income (under 44AD – no books required)
- Freelancer/Professional Income (under 44ADA)
- Transport/Goods Vehicle Income (under 44AE)
What is Presumptive Taxation?
Presumptive taxation is a simplified scheme under Sections 44AD, 44ADA, and 44AE of the Income Tax Act. It allows eligible businesses, professionals, and transporters to declare income at a fixed rate without maintaining detailed books of accounts or undergoing audit—making tax filing easier and faster.
FAQs
Yes, we will share a copy of your filed return, computation sheet, and acknowledgement for your records.
If any income was missed, a revised return can be filed before the end of the assessment year, provided the original return was filed on time.
A late fee of ₹1,000 to ₹5,000 may apply, depending on your total income. You may also lose the chance to carry forward losses.