Tax planning involves analyzing available tax-saving investment options and exemptions to maximize tax efficiency, reduce liability, and boost savings through deductions, credits, and exemptions, while staying compliant with tax laws.

Includes personlised consultation with an expert and a thorough analysis of tax-saving investment options and applicable exemptions to optimize tax efficiency, minimize liability, and enhance savings by leveraging deductions, credits, and exemptions, all while ensuring full compliance with tax regulations.

Individuals and businesses are required to estimate their total tax liability and pay a portion of it in advance based on specified due dates. The due dates for advance tax payments typically fall on June 15, September 15, December 15, and March 15. Timely payments help avoid penalties and interest charges, ensuring compliance with tax regulations.

NRI tax planning involves customized strategies for Non-Resident Indians to manage tax liabilities in India and their country of residence, optimizing taxes on rental income, capital gains, and interest, while addressing RSU/ESOP management, advance tax calculations, DTAA provisions, and tax implications of NRO/NRE accounts.

TDS return on salary refers to the tax deducted at source (TDS) on an employee’s income, which is filed by the employer. This return reports the amount of tax withheld and deposited with the government, ensuring compliance and accurate tax credit for the employee.

Form 26Q is a quarterly statement/return filed by deductors to report TDS on payments other than salary, such as interest, dividends, or contractor payments etc. It includes details of the deductor, deductee, and the amount of TDS deposited with the government.

Form 26QB is a statement/return for reporting TDS on property transactions. When a buyer purchases immovable property (other than agricultural land) valued at Rs. 50 lakhs or more, they must deduct 1% TDS from the sale amount and deposit it using Form 26QB. This form includes details of the buyer, seller, property, and TDS payment, ensuring compliance in property transactions.

Form 27Q is a quarterly return used to report TDS on non-salary payments to non-residents, including Rent, interest, dividends, and other income. It records details of the deductor, the non-resident payee, and the TDS amount deposited. Filing Form 27Q ensures compliance with tax laws for payments to foreign individuals or entities.