Income Tax · Business Tax Filing

Business Tax Filing — every structure, every compliance, on time.

Income tax filing for companies, LLPs, partnership firms, and proprietorships — return preparation, tax audit, advance tax planning, and TDS compliance by Chartered Accountants in Mumbai.

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Business income tax compliance in India is not a single deadline — it is a year-round cycle of advance tax payments, TDS deductions and deposits, quarterly return filings, and the annual income tax return supported by audited financial statements and, in many cases, a formal tax audit under Section 44AB. The applicable ITR form, tax rate, and compliance obligations differ by business structure: companies file ITR-6, firms and LLPs file ITR-5, proprietors file ITR-3 or ITR-4.

Corporate tax planning has gained new dimensions since the introduction of the concessional 22% regime under Section 115BAA and the 15% rate for new manufacturers under Section 115BAB. The choice between regimes is a significant long-term decision — it affects depreciation claims, deductions under Chapter VI-A, and MAT applicability. For firms and proprietorships, the question is often whether presumptive taxation provides a net benefit over regular taxation with full expense deductions.

NDS Advisors provides integrated business tax filing services across all entity types and industries in Mumbai. We handle the complete cycle — financial statement preparation, tax computation, advance tax planning, tax audit where required, TDS compliance review, and ITR preparation and filing — ensuring that every compliance due date is met and every permissible deduction is captured.

Our Business Tax Filing Services

ITR Preparation — All Entity Types

ITR-6 for companies, ITR-5 for firms and LLPs, ITR-3 for proprietors — with full financial schedules, depreciation, and income computation.

Tax Audit (Sec 44AB)

Mandatory audit for businesses and professionals crossing turnover/receipt thresholds — Form 3CA/3CB and 3CD filed before the ITR.

Advance Tax Planning & Payments

Computation of advance tax liability for all four instalments; challan preparation and payment tracking to avoid Section 234B/234C interest.

TDS Compliance Review

Review of TDS deduction obligations across all payment categories; quarterly return filing in Form 24Q/26Q/27Q; certificate issuance.

Tax Regime Selection

Analysis of regular vs concessional 115BAA/115BAB regime for companies; presumptive vs regular for firms and proprietors.

Depreciation & Asset Register

Block-wise Income Tax depreciation computation; reconciliation with Companies Act depreciation; asset addition and disposal tracking.

Loss Carry-Forward & Set-Off

Maximising set-off of business losses, unabsorbed depreciation, and speculation losses within permitted time limits.

E-filing & DSC/EVC

Complete ITR submission with DSC for companies or EVC for firms and proprietors; acknowledgement and tax payment records maintained.

Our Process

1

Tax Calendar & Deadlines

Set up advance tax calendar, TDS deposit schedule, and ITR due dates at the start of each financial year.

2

Advance Tax Computation

Estimate income for the year; compute advance tax in four tranches; advise on payments before each due date.

3

Books Preparation & Audit

Prepare financial statements from books; conduct Section 44AB audit and Form 3CD where required; reconcile for ITR.

4

ITR Preparation & Review

Build all ITR schedules; compute tax under applicable provisions; share draft with management for approval before filing.

5

Filing & Post-Filing

Submit ITR with DSC/EVC; monitor for intimation under Section 143(1); respond to any notices or demands promptly.

Why It Matters

Correct ITR form matched to business structure
Tax audit completed and Form 3CD filed on time
Advance tax paid — Section 234B/234C interest avoided
All TDS obligations identified and met
Optimal tax regime selected — MAT vs regular
Depreciation fully claimed under Income Tax Act
Business losses carried forward and utilised
Year-round compliance — not just filing season

Frequently Asked Questions

ITR-6 for companies, ITR-5 for partnership firms and LLPs, ITR-3 for individual proprietors not opting for presumptive taxation, and ITR-4 for businesses under the presumptive scheme under Sections 44AD, 44ADA, or 44AE.
Advance tax is payable in four instalments: 15% by 15th June, 45% by 15th September, 75% by 15th December, and 100% by 15th March. Non-payment attracts interest under Sections 234B and 234C.
Businesses must deduct TDS on salary, professional and contractor payments, rent, and various other payments. TDS must be deposited by the 7th of the following month and quarterly returns filed in Form 24Q, 26Q, or 27Q.
Tax audit under Section 44AB is mandatory for businesses with turnover exceeding Rs 1 crore (Rs 10 crore for digital-receipt businesses) and professionals with receipts above Rs 50 lakh.
Businesses can claim all expenditure incurred wholly for business purposes — salaries, rent, depreciation, professional fees, interest on loans, insurance, and advertising. Section 32 depreciation and location-based deductions under 80IC/80IB may also apply.

Business tax compliance — handled start to finish.

From advance tax to audit to ITR filing, our Chartered Accountants manage your complete business tax cycle so you can focus on running the business.