Income tax

Received an Income Tax demand notice or SMS after filing your ITR? Don’t panic. First check the actual notice or intimation before paying anything or replying. In many cases, the issue may be a tax calculation difference, wrong tax regime, exemption claim, TDS mismatch or a simple mistake in the ITR. Income Tax Demand Notice […]

“Why do I still have to pay another ₹30,000, ₹50,000 or even ₹1 lakh while filing my Income Tax Return (ITR), when my company has already deducted tax every month?” This is one of the most common questions we hear from salaried employees during every ITR filing season. Many feel disappointed, confused, and even frustrated

Looking for a CA Near Me for ITR Filing? Every year from July to December, thousands of people search Google for “CA near me for ITR filing”, “CA to file ITR” or “Income Tax CA near me”. Most of them are not looking for someone just to upload an Income Tax Return. They are looking

Many taxpayers, NRI’s pay more Capital Gains Tax on property sale than legally required simply because eligible deductions, exemptions and recent ITAT reliefs are not considered while filing the Income Tax Return. Before You Pay Capital Gains Tax, Check These Benefits ✔ Section 54 Exemption ✔ Indexed Cost Benefit ✔ Housing Loan Interest Paid ✔

Income Tax Notice for Property Sale? Our Help for Section 143(2) Scrutiny; Faceless Assessment Received an Income Tax Notice after selling your property? Don’t panic. In many cases, the notice is issued because the Income Tax Department requires clarification regarding your property transaction, capital gains calculation, exemption claimed under Section 54 or 54F, mismatch in

Previous year ITR filing allows you to file missed income tax returns details legally in India using updated return (ITR-U), condonation of delay, or notice-based filing. Even if you have not filed for earlier years, you can regularize your tax records, claim refund, and avoid penalties with the correct approach. ✔ File missed ITR up

Your CTC may look impressive — but when salary hits your bank, the TDS cut tells a different story. A big part of your hard-earned income goes into taxes, often more than required. The good news? You can legally reduce TDS and save more with proper tax planning. Under the new income tax law 2026

The Income Tax Department has launched its Second Compliance Campaign, issuing SMS and email alerts to taxpayers. This initiative targets individuals whose details, received from foreign jurisdictions under FATCA/CRS, indicate the existence of foreign assets or income during Calendar Year 2024 that were not disclosed in the Income-tax Return (ITR) filed for AY 2025–26.  

Getting your income tax refund is about recovering your hard-earned money — whether it is excess TDS deducted on your salary, bank interest, property transaction, or advance tax paid more than required. Many taxpayers believe that simply filing the Income Tax Return (ITR) will automatically bring back this amount. However, under the current Income Tax

From April 1, 2026, the Income Tax Department can access digital data, including emails, Facebook, bank accounts, UPI transactions, and investment platforms, during investigations under Section 247 of the Income Tax Act, 2025. Income Tax Digital Access 2026 introduces a major shift in how the Income Tax Department looks at financial transactions. Under the new