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Income Tax.

Managing taxes can be complex, but with the right guidance you can optimise your tax position, remain fully compliant and avoid disputes that consume years. We advise through the year, not only in July.

Overview

Tax planning done in March is arithmetic. Tax planning done in April is strategy. We work with clients across the year on structure, remuneration, capital expenditure timing and the choice between regimes, so that filings are the outcome of decisions rather than a scramble.

The firm handles individual and corporate returns, tax audits, assessments and appeals, and the specialist expertise of CA Dinesh Kasat is available for intricate matters, disputes and expert opinions for corporates and high-net-worth individuals.

Where an assessment or appeal is under way, we prepare submissions with the documentary trail assembled in advance — a case is usually won on records, not argument.

At a glance

Who it is for
Best suited to
Individuals, HNIs, firms, LLPs and companies
Typical triggers
Notice or scrutiny, capital gains, business restructuring
Led by
CA Vinay Kasat, with CA Dinesh Kasat on complex matters
Related
TDS & TCS · Auditing & assurance

What we handle

Scope of work.

Compliance

  • ITR filing — individuals, firms, LLPs and companies
  • Tax audit under section 44AB
  • Advance tax computation and reminders
  • Form 26AS and AIS reconciliation
  • Capital gains computation and reporting
  • Foreign asset and income schedules

Planning & advisory

  • Old versus new regime evaluation
  • Business structure and remuneration planning
  • Capital gains and reinvestment planning
  • Presumptive taxation assessment
  • Succession and family arrangement inputs
  • Written opinions on specific transactions

Assessments & appeals

  • Scrutiny assessment representation
  • Reassessment and section 148 matters
  • Appeals before CIT(A) and beyond
  • Rectification and refund follow-up
  • Penalty and prosecution defence support
  • Response to departmental notices and summons

Common questions

Answers before you ask.

Which regime should I choose — old or new?

It depends on your deduction profile, not on a general rule. Housing loan interest, 80C investments, HRA and insurance can tip the balance towards the old regime, while a taxpayer with few deductions is usually better off under the new one. Our income tax calculator lets you compare both side by side for your own numbers.

What happens in a scrutiny assessment?

The department asks for supporting records on specific items in your return, usually through the faceless system with fixed reply deadlines. We prepare and file the submission with supporting documents, and appear where a hearing is granted. Prompt, complete replies usually close the matter at that stage.

Can a return be revised after filing?

Yes, within the time limits prescribed for revised or updated returns, and the option available depends on how much time has passed and whether additional tax is payable. Tell us what changed and we will confirm which route applies to your year.

Next step

Tell us what you need.

A partner will review your requirement and respond within one working day.