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Income Tax Return Filing
Accurate income-tax return filing for individuals, firms, and companies — on time, every year.
What ITR filing covers
Every person with taxable income — and many without, to claim refunds or meet other requirements — must file an income-tax return each year, on the correct form, with income computed across all heads and the right deductions claimed.
The firm prepares and files the return for individuals, firms, LLPs, companies, and trusts, accurately and within the due date.
What's included
ITR filing includes:
- Selecting the correct ITR form for your status
- Computing income across all heads and the right regime
- Claiming deductions, reliefs, and TDS/advance-tax credit
- Reconciling with Form 26AS and the AIS/TIS
- Filing and e-verification within the due date
How we work
- 01
Collect
Gather your income details, TDS, and investment proofs.
- 02
Compute
Work out the income, tax, and the optimal regime.
- 03
Reconcile
Tie out with Form 26AS and the AIS.
- 04
File
File and e-verify the return on time.
Why work with PBT
PBT files your return correctly so you pay the right tax and avoid notices.
- The correct form and regime
- All eligible deductions and credits claimed
- Reconciled with 26AS and the AIS
- Filed and verified on time
- Scope, deliverables, and fees agreed in writing up front
Frequently asked questions
Which ITR form applies to me?
It depends on your status and sources of income — ITR-1 for simple salaried cases through to ITR-6/7 for companies and trusts. We select the right one.
What if my income is below the taxable limit?
You may still file — to claim a refund of TDS, carry forward losses, or for visa/loan purposes. We advise whether to file.
How long does it take?
A straightforward return is filed within a day or two of receiving complete details; we plan it to the due date.
File your income-tax return
Send us your details, and we'll compute and file your return on time.
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