Filing your income tax return is not hard when the numbers are right, and getting them right is the part that needs care. Salary from two employers, interest you forgot about, a mutual fund you redeemed or a TDS entry that doesn’t match can all lead to a notice later.
This service takes you from “what do I need?” to a filed and e-verified return. Everything is checked against what the income tax department already knows about you (Form 26AS and AIS), and you see a clear summary before anything is filed.
Who it’s for
- Salaried employees with one or more Form 16s, including people who changed jobs during the year
- Pensioners and senior citizens with pension, interest or rental income
- Freelancers and independent professionals with income from their own work
- Small traders and shop owners, including those using presumptive taxation
- Anyone with capital gains from shares, mutual funds or property who wants the return prepared correctly
- People who received an income tax notice or intimation and want help understanding it
What’s included
- A short call or chat to understand your income sources and pick the right ITR form
- Checking your Form 16 against Form 26AS and AIS/TIS so no income or TDS is missed
- An old vs new tax regime comparison, so you can choose with the numbers in front of you
- Claiming the deductions and exemptions you are eligible for, with proofs in hand
- Preparing the return and sharing a summary for your review before anything is filed
- Filing on the official income tax portal and helping you e-verify it
- Sharing the ITR-V acknowledgement and tracking your refund status, if any
- Help reading an intimation under section 143(1) or a routine notice, and preparing a reply (scope to be confirmed per case)
Scope is agreed with you before work starts. Anything outside it is quoted separately.
Documents you’ll need
Tick what you already have. This is a starting list: you’ll get one tailored to your case, so you only collect what applies.
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Please don’t send PAN, Aadhaar or other documents through the website form. Share them on WhatsApp or in person once you decide to go ahead.
Process and timeline
Step 1: Share what you have
Send a message on WhatsApp or call. You will get a checklist that fits your situation, and a quote.
Step 2: Documents and review
Share the documents. Your income, TDS and deductions are cross-checked against AIS and Form 26AS.
Step 3: Approve the summary
You receive a plain-language summary of income, deductions, tax and refund under both regimes. Nothing is filed until you approve it.
Step 4: File and e-verify
The return is filed on incometax.gov.in and e-verified, usually by Aadhaar OTP. You get a copy of the acknowledgement.
Typical timeline. Most straightforward salaried or pension returns can be prepared within a couple of working days of receiving complete documents. Returns with capital gains, business income or mismatches in AIS take longer. Please don't wait for the last week before the due date.
Pricing: On request
The fee depends on your case: how many income sources or invoices there are, how organised the documents are and how often the work repeats. Share a few details and you’ll get a clear quote before any work starts.
Questions about Income Tax Return (ITR) filing
What is the due date for filing my ITR?
For most individuals who don't need a tax audit, the due date is usually 31 July after the end of the financial year. Other cases have later dates, and the government sometimes extends them. The current due date for your case will be confirmed when you get in touch.
Which regime should I choose, old or new?
It depends on how much you can claim in deductions such as 80C, 80D, HRA and home-loan interest. The new regime is the default and has lower rates but few deductions. Your return is worked out both ways so you can see the difference. You can also try the income tax calculator.
My employer already deducted TDS. Do I still need to file?
Often, yes. TDS is tax paid in advance; the return is where your final tax is worked out and any refund is claimed. Filing is compulsory above certain income levels and in some other situations, and it is useful as proof of income for loans and visas.
I missed the due date. Can I still file?
In many cases a belated or updated return can still be filed within the time limits allowed by law, sometimes with a late fee or additional tax. Send a message with the year concerned and it will be checked.
Can you help with an income tax notice?
Help is available for understanding common intimations and notices and preparing a response on the portal. The exact scope depends on the notice. Please share a copy (not your password) so it can be assessed first.
Official portals
Government portals for your reference. GrowthSense is not affiliated with any government department.