Periodical Return Filing

Beyond the headline tax and ROC returns, a business carries a range of recurring statutory returns — professional tax, labour-law returns, and sector-specific filings — each on its own cycle. Without a single calendar, these are the ones most often missed.

The firm tracks and files these periodical returns against a compliance calendar, so each is met on time.

Periodical return filing covers, including:

• Professional-tax returns and payments
• Labour-law returns (under the establishment and welfare laws)
• Sector-specific periodic returns that apply to you
• A compliance calendar with all due dates
• Tracking, preparation, and filing of each return

1. 01

   Map the returns

   Identify every periodical return the business must file.

2. 02

   Calendar

   Build the calendar with the due dates and owners.

3. 03

   Prepare & file

   Prepare and file each return on its cycle.

4. 04

   Report

   Confirm filings and flag anything outstanding.

PBT makes sure none of the recurring returns slips through.

• A complete map of your periodical returns
• A calendar so nothing is missed
• Each return prepared and filed on time
• One point of accountability
• Scope, deliverables, and fees agreed in writing up front

• What counts as a periodical return?

  Any recurring statutory return — professional tax, labour-law returns, and sector-specific filings — outside the main income-tax, GST, TDS, and ROC returns. We map yours.

• How do you make sure nothing is missed?

  We build a single compliance calendar covering every return and track it, so each is prepared and filed on time.

• How long does it take?

  Setting up the calendar takes a few days; the returns are then filed on their respective cycles.