Income tax & DSC
Income Tax Return Filing
Income tax return filing for salaried individuals, freelancers, professionals and small businesses, including presumptive taxation.
Filing your income tax return on time keeps you compliant, lets you claim refunds of excess tax and builds a record that banks, lenders and visa offices often ask for. If your business makes a loss, filing on time may also let you carry it forward to future years.
Who it is for
Salaried individuals, freelancers, consultants, doctors, designers and other professionals, small traders and proprietorship owners. If your income comes from more than one source, or you run a small business or practice, the right ITR form and tax regime can make a real difference.
Presumptive taxation for small businesses and professionals
Many small businesses and professionals can use presumptive taxation under section 44AD (businesses) or section 44ADA (professionals). Instead of keeping detailed books, you declare income at a set percentage of turnover or receipts, subject to conditions and limits. It can save time and paperwork, but it is not always the best option. We look at your numbers and advise you.
How FileMyGSTR helps
We start with a call to understand your income. Our team then checks your tax credit statements, compares the old and new regimes, prepares the right ITR form and shares a summary before anything is filed. Once you approve, we e-file the return and help you verify it.
What's included
- A call to understand your sources of income and pick the right ITR form
- A review of your Form 26AS, AIS and TIS so your return matches what the department already knows
- Help choosing between the old and new tax regimes, based on your situation
- Advice on whether presumptive taxation under section 44AD or 44ADA suits your business or profession
- Calculation of tax payable or refund due
- Preparation and e-filing of your income tax return
- Help with e-verification of the return
- Support if you receive a notice or intimation about the return we filed
Documents usually required
- PAN
- Aadhaar
- Bank account details for any refund
- Form 16 from your employer, or payslips if you do not have one
- Income details: interest, rent, capital gains, business or professional receipts
- Business accounts or a summary of receipts and expenses, for business and professional income
- Proofs of investments and payments you want to claim deductions for
- Income tax portal login details, or permission to file on your behalf
The exact list depends on your business. We'll confirm it on the first call.
How it works
- 1
Talk to us
Request a quote. We will call you to understand your income, deductions and any past filing issues.
- 2
Share documents
Send us your documents online. We also review the information the tax department already has about you.
- 3
We prepare your return
Our team chooses the right ITR form, works out your tax or refund, and shares a summary with you.
- 4
You review
Check the summary and confirm. If tax is payable, we help you pay it before filing.
- 5
Filed and verified
We e-file the return and help you e-verify it. You receive the acknowledgement for your records.
Typical timeline
Depends on your case and government processing times — we will give you an estimate on the call.
Pricing
Price on request — tell us about your business and we will send a quote.
Frequently asked questions
My employer deducts TDS. Do I still need to file a return?
Usually, yes. TDS is tax collected in advance, while the return is your declaration of total income. Filing lets you claim any refund of excess TDS and keeps your records clean for loans and visas. Whether filing is mandatory for you depends on your income and other conditions.
What is presumptive taxation under sections 44AD and 44ADA?
These schemes let eligible small businesses (44AD) and certain professionals (44ADA) declare income as a set percentage of their turnover or gross receipts instead of maintaining detailed books. Eligibility depends on turnover limits and conditions that have changed over the years. We check whether it applies to you and whether it is the better option.
I am a freelancer. Which ITR form do I file?
It depends on your income and whether you opt for presumptive taxation. Freelancers often file ITR-3, or ITR-4 under the presumptive scheme if eligible. We will confirm the right form for you.
I do not have a Form 16. Can I still file?
Yes. We can work from your payslips, bank statements and the tax credit statements on the income tax portal.
Should I choose the old or new tax regime?
It depends on your income and the deductions you can claim. We compare both for your situation and explain which works out better.
How will I get my refund?
Once the return is processed, any refund is credited directly to your pre-validated bank account. Make sure your bank details on the income tax portal are correct.