Lawyers in Gurgaon
Income Tax Return (ITR) Filing in Gurgaon
Professional filing assistance for salaried employees, pensioners, consultants, business owners, investors, F&O traders and NRIs in Gurgaon.
Before filing, the available Form 16, AIS, Form 26AS, income sources and eligible deductions are reviewed. Where relevant, the old and new tax regimes are compared and the computation is shared for your approval.
What type of ITR filing do you need?
You do not need to know whether ITR-1, ITR-2, ITR-3 or ITR-4 applies. Tell us your income category and we will check the appropriate return before confirming the scope and fee.
Salary or Pension
One or more employers, pension income, bank interest, HRA, deductions or housing-loan interest.
File Salary ITRCapital Gains
Sale of shares, mutual funds, property, bonds or other investments requiring capital-gain reporting.
Check Capital Gains ITRFreelancer or Professional
Consultants, doctors, designers, independent professionals and other service providers.
File Professional ITRBusiness, F&O or Intraday
Business income, presumptive taxation, futures and options, intraday trading or trading losses.
Check Business / F&O ITRNRI, Foreign Income or RSU/ESOP
Residential-status review, Indian income, foreign assets, foreign tax credit, overseas shares, RSUs or ESOPs.
Check NRI / Foreign ITRBelated, Revised or Updated
Missed income, wrong deductions, incorrect form, belated filing, revised return, defective return or eligible ITR-U.
Review My Previous ITRTransparent ITR filing charges
The appropriate package depends on the nature and volume of income, not merely the ITR form number. The fee is confirmed after a brief source-of-income check.
Ordinary salary or pension return with Form 16, normal bank interest and eligible deductions, within the stated scope.
Check EligibilitySalary cases involving multiple Form 16s, house property, rent, loan interest or additional income review.
Check ChargesProfessional receipts or eligible presumptive business income, subject to turnover, records and regime review.
Check ChargesShares, mutual funds, property or other capital assets, depending on transaction volume and complexity.
Check ChargesTrading turnover, profit or loss and available reports must be reviewed before final scope is confirmed.
Check ChargesResidential status, foreign income, assets, tax credit and disclosure requirements are checked case by case.
Check ChargesIncome tax, interest, government late-filing fee, audit, balance-sheet or P&L preparation, additional statutory forms, extensive transaction reconstruction and notice response are separate unless specifically included in writing.
What we check before filing your ITR
A return should reflect the taxpayer’s complete income position. It should not simply reproduce one Form 16 and ignore other available information.
Correct ITR Form
Assessment year, residential status, income type and statutory eligibility are checked before form selection.
AIS, TIS & 26AS
Available tax information is compared with salary, interest, dividend, TDS and transaction details.
Tax Regime
Old and new regime outcomes are compared where the taxpayer has a lawful choice.
Tax Credits
TDS, advance tax and self-assessment tax details are checked against available records.
Capital Gains & Losses
Classification, available statements and eligible brought-forward or current losses are considered.
House Property
Ownership, rent, municipal tax, occupancy and housing-loan interest are reviewed where applicable.
Foreign Disclosure
Foreign assets, overseas income, RSU/ESOP and foreign-tax information are checked where relevant.
Approval & Verification
The computation is shared before submission and e-verification assistance is provided after filing.
What you receive after filing
Keep a complete filing record rather than only a WhatsApp confirmation that the return has been submitted.
Tax Computation
Income and tax computation prepared on the basis of the information and records supplied.
Filed ITR Copy
Copy of the Income Tax Return filed for the applicable assessment year.
Acknowledgement & ITR-V
ITR acknowledgement and ITR-V generated through the official e-filing portal.
Tax Challan
Self-assessment tax challan record where tax payment is required and made.
E-Verification Guidance
Assistance with the required verification step after the return is uploaded.
Record Guidance
Brief guidance on preserving relevant filing papers and supporting evidence.
The return must also be verified. The general e-verification or ITR-V period is 30 days from filing. Delayed verification can affect the effective filing date and related consequences.
Documents required for ITR filing
Only the documents relevant to your income profile are requested. Open the applicable category below.
Basic documents for every taxpayer
- PAN and Aadhaar
- Mobile number and email registered on the portal
- Bank-account details for refund and reporting
- Previous ITR, if available
- AIS, TIS and Form 26AS
- Advance-tax or self-assessment-tax challans, if any
Salary, pension and house property
- All Form 16 documents and salary slips where required
- Pension statement and previous-employer details
- HRA or rent documents not considered by the employer
- Housing-loan interest certificate
- Rent received, municipal tax, ownership share and co-owner details
- Deduction proofs not considered in Form 16
Shares, mutual funds or property capital gains
- Broker capital-gain and transaction statements
- Mutual-fund consolidated statement
- Purchase and sale documents for property
- Improvement and transfer-expense records
- Reinvestment or exemption documents
- Previous capital-loss details, if any
Business, freelance or professional income
- Gross-receipt and expense summary
- Business bank statements and TDS certificates
- GST information where applicable
- Books, P&L or balance-sheet information where required
- Advance-tax challans
- Details needed to evaluate presumptive-taxation eligibility
F&O, intraday or crypto income
- Broker tax P&L, ledger and turnover report
- Trading and expense details
- Crypto exchange transaction export, where applicable
- Previous trading-loss details
- Books or financial statements where required by the case
NRI, foreign income, RSU or ESOP
- Passport and travel or residential-status details
- Indian and overseas income information
- Foreign tax paid and overseas TIN
- Foreign asset and bank-account details
- RSU/ESOP vesting and sale statements
- Relevant DTAA or Form 67 information
How ITR filing works
Tell us your income sources
Choose salary, capital gains, freelance, business, F&O, NRI or another relevant category.
Receive the checklist and confirmed fee
The document requirement and professional fee are confirmed before processing begins.
Documents and tax information are reviewed
Available Form 16, AIS, Form 26AS and source-specific records are checked.
Computation and applicable form are prepared
The form, income heads, eligible deductions and tax-regime position are considered.
You approve before filing
The computation and any self-assessment tax payable are shared before submission.
Return is filed and e-verified
The filed return and acknowledgement are provided, with assistance for the verification step.
Simple returns are generally completed within one working day after complete documents and client approval. Capital-gain, business, F&O, NRI and foreign-asset cases may require additional time.
Which ITR form may apply?
The correct form depends on the complete income profile, residential status, losses, directorships, investments and foreign holdings—not merely the form used last year.
| Form | Broad category | May be suitable for | Important limitation |
|---|---|---|---|
| ITR-1 | Eligible simple individual return | Eligible resident individuals with total income up to ₹50 lakh from salary or pension, up to two house properties, permitted other-source income, agricultural income up to ₹5,000 and eligible LTCG under section 112A up to ₹1.25 lakh. | Subject to exclusions including specified business, capital-gain, foreign-asset, directorship and loss situations. |
| ITR-2 | Individual / HUF without business income | Broader capital gains, multiple properties, income above ₹50 lakh, foreign assets or other circumstances making ITR-1 unavailable. | Not for income chargeable as profits and gains of business or profession. |
| ITR-3 | Business or professional income | Individuals or HUFs with profits or gains from business or profession, including many F&O and complex trading cases. | Books, turnover, financial statements or audit implications may require separate review. |
| ITR-4 | Eligible presumptive return | Eligible resident individuals, HUFs and firms other than LLPs with total income up to ₹50 lakh and eligible presumptive income under sections 44AD, 44ADA or 44AE. | Subject to statutory conditions and exclusions; it is not automatically available to every small business. |
Old or new tax regime—compare first
The new tax regime is the default, but the better result depends on income, deductions, house-property position and the nature of income. A lower slab rate does not automatically mean a lower final liability.
Salary Cases
Eligible ITR-1 and ITR-2 taxpayers can generally make the applicable selection in the return, subject to law and their facts.
Business Income
Business or professional income may involve Form 10-IEA, due-date conditions and restrictions on switching regimes.
Special-Rate Income
Certain capital gains or other specially taxed income can affect rebate and final tax outcomes and should be computed separately.
ITR due dates for AY 2026–27
Dates can change through official notification. This page was substantively reviewed on 18 July 2026 and should be updated if CBDT issues a later extension.
| Sr. | Taxpayer / filing type | Current due date | Practical note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Salaried and ordinary ITR-1 / ITR-2 cases | 31 July 2026 | Do not assume that the August business deadline applies to an ordinary salary return. |
| 2 | Eligible non-audit ITR-3 / ITR-4 cases | 31 August 2026 | Typically relevant to eligible non-audit business and professional cases. |
| 3 | Tax-audit cases | 31 October 2026 | The audit report has its own earlier compliance timeline. |
| 4 | Transfer-pricing cases | 30 November 2026 | Special reporting and audit requirements apply. |
| 5 | Belated return | Ordinarily 31 December 2026 | Subject to law, assessment status, late fee, interest and other consequences. |
Late filing may lead to a statutory fee, interest, delayed refund and restrictions on carrying forward certain losses. The exact consequence depends on the taxpayer’s facts.
Common ITR errors we help identify
Wrong ITR Form
Using a simple form despite business income, foreign holdings or excluded capital gains.
Form 16 Only
Ignoring interest, dividend, another employer or transactions appearing in AIS and Form 26AS.
Capital-Gain Errors
Incorrect classification, missing acquisition cost, unreported property sale or overlooked losses.
F&O Reporting
Failing to review turnover, trading loss, expenses, books or possible audit implications.
Foreign Assets
Missing foreign bank, RSU/ESOP, overseas shares, income or foreign-tax-credit information.
Unsupported Deductions
Claiming an amount without checking eligibility, regime availability or supporting evidence.
Regime Chosen Blindly
Selecting old or new regime without a complete comparison of the taxpayer’s actual position.
No E-Verification
Uploading the return but leaving it pending for verification beyond the permitted period.
Your financial documents are sensitive
Review first. Approve before filing.
Initial eligibility and fee discussions may take place on WhatsApp. Sensitive documents should be shared only through the private channel agreed for the engagement.
The return is filed only after you have had an opportunity to review the computation and any tax payable.
Any eligible refund is processed by the Income Tax Department directly to the taxpayer’s validated bank account.
Income-tax return computation and filing are handled through an independent tax-compliance associate. Lawyers in Gurgaon coordinates the service and client communication. The identity and scope of the engaged professional are confirmed before sensitive documents are processed. Information reviewed for AY 2026–27 on 18 July 2026.
ITR filing assistance for Gurgaon taxpayers
The service is designed for Gurgaon salaried professionals, pensioners, consultants, business owners, investors, property sellers, F&O traders, NRIs and RSU/ESOP holders. Document review and filing coordination can be completed online for Gurgaon clients.
Corporate & Salaried
Multiple employers, Form 16, bank interest, house property, deductions, shares and employee stock benefits.
Professionals & Business
Consultancy receipts, TDS, expenses, presumptive taxation, books and regime-related questions.
Investment & NRI Cases
Share or property capital gains, foreign income, NRI status, overseas assets and tax-credit reporting.
Questions about ITR filing in Gurgaon
How much does ITR filing cost in Gurgaon?
A simple salary or pension return starts at ₹999. Multiple-employer or house-property cases start at ₹1,499; professional or presumptive business cases at ₹1,999; capital-gain cases at ₹2,499; F&O, intraday or crypto cases at ₹3,499; and NRI or foreign-income cases at ₹4,999. The final scope and fee are confirmed before work begins.
Can I file my ITR using only Form 16?
Form 16 is important for salary income, but it may not contain every item appearing in AIS or Form 26AS. Bank interest, dividend, another employer, property transactions, capital gains and other income may also require reporting.
Do you check AIS and Form 26AS before filing?
Available AIS, TIS and Form 26AS information is reviewed along with the taxpayer’s documents so that visible TDS and transaction information can be considered before filing.
Which ITR form should a salaried person file?
Many eligible resident salaried individuals can use ITR-1, but ITR-2 may be required where the taxpayer has excluded capital gains, foreign assets, income above ₹50 lakh, directorship, specified losses or another disqualifying circumstance. The complete income profile must be checked.
Which ITR applies if I sold shares, mutual funds or property?
ITR-2 commonly applies to individuals with capital gains and no business income, while ITR-3 may apply if business or professional income is also present. Limited section 112A long-term equity gains may be permitted in ITR-1 or ITR-4 for AY 2026–27 subject to all conditions.
Can you assist with property capital gains?
Yes. Purchase and sale documents, acquisition cost, eligible improvement or transfer expenses and any reinvestment claim must be reviewed. Tax advice depends on the actual transaction and supporting records.
Can you file a return for F&O or intraday losses?
Yes, subject to review of the broker tax P&L, turnover, ledger, expenses, books and possible audit implications. Filing within the applicable due date can be important for carrying forward eligible losses.
Do you compare the old and new tax regimes?
Where the taxpayer has a lawful choice, the regimes can be compared using the income and deduction details provided. Business or professional income may involve additional Form 10-IEA and switching conditions.
What is the filing deadline for AY 2026–27?
The current deadline is 31 July 2026 for ordinary salaried and ITR-1/ITR-2 cases, and 31 August 2026 for eligible non-audit ITR-3/ITR-4 cases. Audit and transfer-pricing cases have later dates. All dates remain subject to official notification.
Can an already-filed ITR be corrected?
A return may be revised or otherwise corrected where the applicable legal conditions and time limits permit. Share the filed return, acknowledgement and reason for correction so the appropriate route can be checked.
Do you handle NRI, foreign income, RSU and ESOP cases?
Yes, subject to residential-status, foreign income, asset, tax-credit and transaction review. These cases generally require more information than a domestic salary return.
Can an income-tax refund be guaranteed?
No. A service provider can prepare and file a return based on the supplied facts, but cannot guarantee a refund amount or departmental processing time. An eligible refund is issued by the Income Tax Department to the taxpayer’s validated bank account.
Can I file ITR myself without professional assistance?
Yes. Eligible taxpayers may file directly through the official Income Tax e-filing portal. The professional fee on this page is for form selection, record review, computation, filing coordination and verification assistance within the agreed scope.
If my tax is zero, can filing still be required or useful?
Tax liability and the obligation or practical need to file are not always the same. Filing may still be relevant because of income level, specified transactions, refund claims, losses, visa or loan records or another statutory condition. The taxpayer’s facts should be checked.
Which law applies to income earned during FY 2025–26?
The return for income earned during FY 2025–26 is filed for AY 2026–27 under the Income-tax Act, 1961, even though the Income-tax Act, 2025 came into force from 1 April 2026.
Ready to file your ITR for AY 2026–27?
Tell us your income sources and receive the applicable document checklist and confirmed professional fee before work begins. Simple salaried ITR filing starts at ₹999.
Official Income Tax references
Disclaimer: This page provides general information and service-scope guidance. Income-tax treatment depends on individual facts, records and applicable law. Filing is undertaken through an independent tax-compliance associate after engagement scope is confirmed. Nothing on this page guarantees a particular tax outcome, refund amount, processing time or absence of departmental enquiry.