Income Tax Return Filing Consultant in Malad East, Mumbai

Income tax consultant and ITR filing agent near me in Mumbai

Our tax consultancy services in Mumbai cover income-tax return preparation, tax computation, AIS and Form 26AS review, capital-gain reporting, business-income working and notice assistance. We identify the appropriate ITR form from the information and documents provided by the taxpayer.

Clients searching for an IT return filing agent near them can contact our Malad East office for individual, professional, proprietor, partnership and company tax requirements. Filing advice depends on the facts of each case and current income-tax provisions.

ITR-3, ITR-4 and Section 44ADA for professional income

Professionals and consultants may be eligible to report income on a presumptive basis under Section 44ADA, but the correct return form depends on total income, residential status and every other source of income. Professional receipts are reported under the head Profits and Gains of Business or Profession, not as salary merely because tax was deducted.

For AY 2026-27, eligible taxpayers can use ITR-4 within its prescribed conditions, including its limited allowance for specified long-term capital gains under Section 112A. ITR-3 is generally considered when business or professional income is present and the taxpayer does not qualify for ITR-4, including many cases involving other capital gains. We check the complete facts before selecting the form.

• ✓ITR form review for Section 44ADA professional income
• ✓ITR-3 preparation for business, profession and capital gains
• ✓ITR-4 eligibility check before filing
• ✓Professional receipts, expenses and TDS reconciliation
• ✓Capital-gain statement and AIS review

ITR filing checklist: things needed for a tax return

A useful ITR checklist begins with identity, bank and tax-credit information, then adds documents for every source of income. PAN, Aadhaar, bank accounts, Form 16 or Form 16A, AIS, TIS, Form 26AS, interest certificates and tax challans should be reviewed before the return is prepared.

The checklist must then be expanded for the taxpayer's actual facts. Property owners may need rent and housing-loan records, investors need capital-gain statements, and business or professional taxpayers need books, sales, expenses, GST data, loans and asset information. Income-tax returns are generally filed without attaching these documents, but the records should be retained and reconciled.

• ✓Salary: Form 16, payslips and allowance or deduction details
• ✓Banking: all bank accounts, interest certificates and fixed deposits
• ✓Investments: capital-gain statements, dividends and mutual-fund data
• ✓Property: rent, municipal tax and housing-loan interest records
• ✓Business or profession: books, invoices, expenses, GST and TDS records
• ✓Tax credit: AIS, TIS, Form 26AS and advance or self-assessment tax challans