Salaried employees
- The problem
- The regime is chosen in April by guesswork and revisited only while filing.
- How we help
- Both regimes computed on your actual numbers, with a salary structure that supports the choice.
Tax planning
Decide your tax position before the year ends.
Regime selection, deduction planning and advance tax scheduled while you can still act on them — not discovered at filing time.
- Regime comparison
- Deduction mapping
- Advance tax schedule
- Written plan
FY 2025-26 · AY 2026-27
Return filing status
Income tax
₹1,86,420
Refund due
₹18,240
- Documents received
- AIS & 26AS reconciled
- Computation shared for approval
- Return filed & e-verified
Document verification7 of 8 verified
- Secure process
- 100% online
- Pan-India
- Transparent pricing
- Expert support
Who is this for
Who we usually do this for
Professionals
- The problem
- Presumptive versus regular books is decided by habit rather than by arithmetic.
- How we help
- We model both, including the audit exposure each one creates.
Business owners
- The problem
- Advance tax is paid late, so interest quietly accumulates every quarter.
- How we help
- A quarterly schedule built from projected income and reviewed as the year moves.
What we do
What a planning engagement covers
Regime comparison
Old versus new computed on your figures, not on a generic example.
Deduction mapping
80C, 80D, HRA, home loan interest and NPS checked against what you actually claim.
Salary structuring
Components reviewed with your employer's policy so allowances are usable.
Advance tax schedule
Instalments projected and diarised, so interest under 234B and 234C is avoided.
Investment timing
Gains and losses sequenced across years where the law allows it.
Written plan
A short document you can act on, not verbal advice you have to remember.
Our process
How the work runs
Step 1: Discovery
Income sources, existing investments and what changes this year.
Step 2: Modelling
Both regimes and any structuring options computed side by side.
Step 3: Recommendation
A written plan with the trade-offs stated, so the choice stays yours.
Step 4: Scheduling
Advance tax dates and investment deadlines put on a calendar.
Step 5: Mid-year review
Revisited when income or rules change, not left until March.
Common questions
Questions we are asked most
Scope, timing and cost — answered before you have to ask for them.
Related services
- Early in the financial year, when there is still time to act. Planning done in March is limited to whatever investments you can still make before the 31st.
- No. Saving is one outcome; planning also covers cash flow, advance tax timing and avoiding interest and penalties. Sometimes the correct plan does not reduce this year's tax at all.
- If you have only salary, pension, house property or capital gains income, you can choose afresh each year. With business or professional income the choice is made through Form 10-IEA and switching back is restricted.
- No. We are not investment advisers and do not sell products. We tell you which sections apply and what limits are available; the product choice is yours or your adviser's.
- Yes — including remuneration and interest to partners, depreciation timing, and how money reaches you personally from the business.
Plan it while you can still change it.
Book a consultation and leave with a written plan for the year, not a list of things you should have done.