Direct tax practice
Pay what the law requires. Not a rupee more.
Income tax done well is quiet: planning that uses every legitimate deduction, filings that never slip, and calm, competent hands when an assessment notice arrives.
Planning before filing
The biggest tax savings happen months before the return is due — in how income is structured, how investments are timed and how transactions are papered. We plan across the year so the filing is simply the last step, not the first thought.
Compliance, complete
- Return preparation & filing — individuals, HUFs, firms, LLPs and companies
- Advance tax — quarterly computation and planning, so March holds no surprises
- TDS / TCS compliance — deposits, Forms 24Q / 26Q / 27Q and reconciliation with Form 26AS
- Tax audit — Section 44AB audits and Form 3CA / 3CB–3CD filing
- Capital gains — property, shares and business assets — computed and planned, with exemptions used correctly
- NRI taxation — residential status, DTAA relief, repatriation and Indian-income filings
When the department writes to you
Scrutiny, reassessment, rectification, refunds stuck in processing — we respond with a clear legal position and a complete paper trail, and represent you before the assessing officer and beyond. If a matter escalates, our tax litigation practice takes it forward without a handover.
A missed deadline rarely costs just the late fee — it costs interest, scrutiny risk and management time. Proactive compliance is almost always cheaper than repairs.
Questions
Frequently asked
Often, yes — legitimately. Structure, timing, exemptions and deductions are frequently under-used because planning starts too late. We review your position across the year, not just at filing time.
Yes — residential status determination, DTAA relief, taxation of Indian income and property transactions, and the filings that go with them.
Don't respond in haste. Send it to us — we assess the position, assemble the documentation and draft a considered reply. Timelines matter, so contact us as soon as it arrives.
Yes, particularly where there's complexity — multiple income sources, capital gains, ESOPs, foreign assets or NRI status.
Next step
Get your tax position reviewed.
Bring us last year's return and this year's plans — we'll tell you what we'd do differently.