Salaried, pensioners, capital gains, house property and business income, with old vs new regime comparison.
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Overview
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Salaried, pensioners, capital gains, house property and business income, with old vs new regime comparison.
What's included
Old vs new regime comparison
AIS / TIS and Form 26AS matching
Filing of the right ITR form and e-verification
Refund tracking and reply to defective-return notices
Information we need
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Entity KYC
Type of entity *
Legal name (or proposed name) *
Trade / brand name optional
PAN of the entity optional
GSTIN optional
CIN / LLPIN / registration no. optional
Date of incorporation / birth optional
Registered / business address optional
City optional
State *
PIN code optional
Email *
Mobile *
Authorised person
Full name (as on PAN) *
Mobile number *
Designation optional
Email optional
PAN optional
DIN / DPIN optional
For ITR filing for individuals and HUFs
Assessment year *AY 2026-27 · AY 2025-26 (belated / revised)
Income sources *Salary only · Salary + house property / interest · Business or profession · Capital gains · Foreign income or assets
Do you have income or assets outside India? optionalYes · No
Income-tax portal user ID (PAN) – password shared later securely optional
Documents usually needed
Upload these in the client portal after ordering – scans or clear phone photos are fine.
PAN and Aadhaar
Form 16 from your employer
Bank statements and interest certificates
Capital gains statements from brokers and mutual funds
Rent receipts, home-loan certificate and investment proofs (if using the old regime)
Annual Information Statement (AIS) and Form 26AS
As per law
Law and sections
Income-tax Act, 1961 for income up to FY 2025-26; the Income-tax Act, 2025 applies from tax year 2026-27 (1 April 2026)
Section 139(1) (return), section 115BAC (new tax regime), sections 234A, 234B, 234C and 234F
Who must comply
Individuals and HUFs whose total income is above the basic exemption limit
Also required for foreign assets or income, high deposits or spending, and to claim refunds
Time limits
31 July after the year end (non-audit cases)
Belated or revised return by 31 December
If it is missed
Late fee ₹5,000 (₹1,000 if total income is up to ₹5 lakh) under section 234F
Interest at 1% a month on unpaid tax; losses cannot be carried forward on a late return
General information based on the law as at October 2026. Rules and due dates change, so we confirm the current position before starting your work.
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