Income Tax · ITR-6

ITR-6 Return Filing — corporate tax, MAT, and DSC-filed returns.

ITR-6 preparation and e-filing for private limited, public limited, and OPC companies — complete financial schedules, MAT computation, and DSC-authenticated submission by Chartered Accountants in Mumbai.

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ITR-6 is the income tax return for all companies registered under the Companies Act — private limited, public limited, one-person companies, and foreign companies — except those claiming Section 11 exemption. It is one of the most detailed return forms, requiring a full set of financial statements, schedules for depreciation, capital gains, related party transactions, and a Minimum Alternate Tax computation.

The corporate tax landscape in India is layered. Companies can choose between the regular regime, the concessional 22% regime under Section 115BAA, and the 15% rate for new manufacturing companies under Section 115BAB — each with its own eligibility conditions. MAT under Section 115JB creates a floor on tax liability based on book profits, and MAT credits must be tracked correctly over time.

NDS Advisors handles ITR-6 filing as part of our integrated corporate tax and statutory audit services. We prepare the return from audited financial statements, compute tax under all applicable provisions, advise on the optimal tax regime, and file with the authorised signatory's DSC. Every schedule is accurately populated before submission.

Our ITR-6 Return Filing Services

Financial Statement Schedules

Population of all income and balance sheet schedules in ITR-6 from audited financial statements prepared under AS or Ind AS.

MAT Computation (Sec 115JB)

Book profit computation with all statutory adjustments — DTA/DTL movements, provisions, reserves — and MAT credit tracking over 15 years.

Corporate Tax Regime Selection

Analysis of regular regime vs Section 115BAA concessional regime vs 115BAB for new manufacturers — with long-term tax impact assessment.

Depreciation Schedule

Block-wise depreciation computation under Income Tax Act (differing from Companies Act rates) with additions, disposals, and WDV tracking.

Related Party & International Transactions

Schedule 80IC, Schedule SH, and TP disclosures for companies with domestic or international related party transactions.

Carry Forward of Losses & MAT Credit

Tracking of brought-forward business losses, unabsorbed depreciation, and MAT credit — correctly set off and carried forward.

Advance Tax & TDS Reconciliation

Verification of advance tax payments across all four instalments, TDS certificates, and self-assessment tax before filing.

DSC-based E-filing

Authorised signatory DSC authentication for company returns — mandatory for all companies; physical ITR-V not applicable.

Our Process

1

Audited Financials & Data Collection

Obtain signed financial statements, tax audit report, depreciation schedules, TDS certificates, and advance tax challans.

2

Tax Computation

Compute income under all heads; determine tax under regular and concessional regimes; compute MAT and compare with regular tax.

3

Schedule Preparation

Prepare all ITR-6 schedules — BP, CG, 80IC, SH, SI, MAT credit — with full cross-referencing to financial statements.

4

Review & DSC Authorisation

Share complete draft with management for review and approval; obtain DSC from authorised signatory such as MD or Director.

5

Filing & Acknowledgement

Submit ITR-6 with DSC; provide ITR-V and acknowledgement; retain all workings and audit trail for assessments.

Why It Matters

Correct tax regime chosen — 22%, 25%, or 30%
MAT correctly computed on book profits
MAT credit carried forward accurately over 15 years
Depreciation differences reconciled — IT vs Companies Act
All related party disclosures complete
Advance tax and TDS fully credited
DSC filing — no defective return risk
Transfer pricing compliance integrated where applicable

Frequently Asked Questions

All companies registered under the Companies Act — private limited, public limited, OPC, and foreign companies — file ITR-6, except companies claiming Section 11 exemption for charitable or religious income, which file ITR-7.
MAT under Section 115JB requires companies to pay 15% on book profits when regular tax liability is lower. Book profits are computed by adjusting net profit with prescribed items. MAT credit can be carried forward for 15 years.
All companies must have accounts audited under the Companies Act, which satisfies the Section 44AB tax audit requirement. ITR-6 must be filed with the authorised signatory DSC.
The due date for audit-required companies is 31st October. For companies with international transactions subject to transfer pricing, the deadline extends to 30th November.
Domestic companies pay 22% under Section 115BAA without exemptions, 25% if turnover was below Rs 400 crore in the base year, or 30% under the regular regime. New manufacturers may be eligible for 15% under Section 115BAB.

Corporate tax returns — accurate, on time, DSC-filed.

Our Chartered Accountants prepare your ITR-6 with full schedule accuracy, MAT computations, and authorised DSC filing — every assessment year.