Taxation

Tax planning and ITR filing, done right

Pick the right regime, save tax the smart way, and file a correct return on time.

Income Tax Return Filing

Accurate ITR filing for salaried people, pensioners, professionals and small businesses.

Salary, pension, rent and interest income
Capital gains from mutual funds, shares and property
Refund follow-up and notice replies
Old vs new regime comparison before filing

Try the Income Tax Calculator (Old vs New)

Tax Planning

Plan at the start of the year, not in a hurry in March.

Regime choice based on your actual deductions
ELSS, PPF, NPS and insurance under the old regime
Employer NPS and salary restructuring
Tax-efficient withdrawals using SWP

Try the PPF Calculator

Tax-free Income

Build income streams that keep more money in your hands.

Tax-free PPF interest and maturity
Equity long-term gains up to ₹1.25 lakh a year exempt
SWP structured to reduce tax
Senior citizen benefits

Capital Gains & Property Tax

Selling a flat or shares? Plan the tax before you sell.

Capital gains calculation
Reinvestment exemptions on property sale
TDS on property purchase
Documentation support

Tax FAQs

Common questions

What is the last date to file ITR?

For most individuals not requiring an audit, the due date is usually 31 July after the financial year ends. Dates can be extended, so check with us each year.

I have capital gains from mutual funds. Do I need to report them?

Yes. Gains from selling mutual funds or shares must be reported in your return, even when they are within the tax-free limit.

Which regime is better for me?

It depends on your deductions. Use our Old vs New Regime calculator, or let us compare both for you before you file.

Read our guide: Old vs New Tax Regime for FY 2026-27.