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ITR Filing

File your Income Tax Return accurately and on time. Our CA team identifies every deduction you qualify for, picks the right form (ITR-1 through ITR-7), and submits with maximum refund — minimising both your liability and audit exposure.

All ITR forms covered (1 to 7)Maximum legal refund securedPre-filing review by a CAAudit-ready supporting documentation
CA/CS-led delivery· Clear timelines· End-to-end documentation

Why choose Openedze

What you get when our experts handle this end-to-end

Maximum refund

We map every deduction (80C, 80D, HRA, home loan interest, donations, capital gains exemptions) and claim them all.

Lower tax liability

Strategic use of available deductions, business expenses, depreciation, and old vs new regime comparison.

Audit-safe filing

All claims supported by documentation. We retain audit-ready files so notices and reassessments are easy to defend.

Right form, every time

Picking the wrong ITR form is the #1 reason returns get marked defective. We pick correctly based on your income mix.

All sources covered

Salary, business, profession, capital gains, house property, foreign income, crypto — handled together in one return.

On-time filing

Filed before deadline so you avoid late fees (up to ₹5,000) and don't lose the right to carry forward losses.

What we help with

ITR-1 (Sahaj) — Salaried individuals

Income from salary, one house property, and other sources up to ₹50 lakhs total income.

ITR-2 — Individuals with capital gains

Salaried with capital gains, multiple house properties, foreign assets, or income above ₹50 lakhs.

ITR-3 — Business & professional income

Proprietors, freelancers, consultants, doctors, lawyers, and anyone with business or professional income.

ITR-4 (Sugam) — Presumptive scheme

Section 44AD / 44ADA / 44AE filers — businesses opting for presumptive taxation.

ITR-5 — LLP & Partnership Firms

Annual return for LLPs, partnership firms, AOPs, and BOIs.

ITR-6 — Companies (non-section-11)

Private Limited and Public Limited companies that don't claim exemption under section 11.

Why ITR filing deserves a CA's attention

ITR filing looks simple — fill a form, submit, get refund. In practice, it's the most error-prone compliance for Indian taxpayers. Wrong form, missed deductions, capital gains misclassification, regime switching errors, and unreported foreign assets routinely trigger notices and reassessments years later.

Our CAs treat ITR filing as a tax-planning exercise, not data entry. Before filing, we run a deductions sweep (80C, 80D, 80G, HRA, home loan, NPS, etc.), compare the old vs new regime, check for unreported foreign income or crypto gains, and reconcile against Form 26AS, AIS, and TIS to surface anything the department already knows about.

The result: every deduction claimed, the right form filed, audit-ready documentation retained, and the return submitted before the deadline so loss carry-forward rights are preserved.

Eligibility & documents

Who must file an ITR

  • Total income above the basic exemption limit (₹2.5 L / ₹3 L / ₹5 L depending on age and regime)
  • Anyone with capital gains, even if total income is below exemption
  • Holders of foreign assets or foreign income (mandatory regardless of income)
  • Anyone who deposited > ₹1 Cr in current accounts, or > ₹50 L in savings during the year
  • Anyone with electricity bills > ₹1 L / foreign travel spend > ₹2 L
  • Businesses, professionals, LLPs, partnerships, and companies — mandatory regardless of profit/loss
  • Anyone wanting to claim a refund of TDS deducted

Documents we'll need

  • PAN and Aadhaar
  • Form 16 (for salaried) / 16A (for TDS on other income)
  • Bank statements for the financial year
  • Investment proofs (LIC, PPF, ELSS, NPS, etc.)
  • Home loan interest certificate (if applicable)
  • Medical insurance premium receipts (80D)
  • Donation receipts (80G)
  • Capital gains details (broker statement for shares / sale deed for property)
  • Business P&L and balance sheet (for business/professional income)
  • Form 26AS, AIS, TIS — we download these directly from the income tax portal

How Openedze helps

A clear, milestone-based path from kick-off to delivery

01

Income mapping

We collect your income sources, 26AS, AIS, and TIS to build a complete picture of taxable income.

02

Deductions sweep

Every deduction you qualify for is identified and documented — old vs new regime compared.

03

Draft return + your review

Draft ITR shared with computation summary. You approve before we file.

04

Filing + acknowledgement

Filed on the income tax portal. Acknowledgement and e-verification handled the same day.

Support journey

  1. Document collection

    Day 0–2

    Form 16, investment proofs, and other documents uploaded; 26AS/AIS/TIS pulled by us.

  2. Computation

    Day 2–3

    CA prepares the return — old vs new regime compared, deductions claimed, capital gains classified.

  3. Review + approval

    Day 3–4

    Draft and tax computation shared. You review and approve.

  4. Filing + e-verification

    Day 4–5

    Filed on the portal. E-verification via Aadhaar OTP or net banking completed.

Frequently asked questions

Which ITR form do I need?

It depends on your income mix — salary, business, capital gains, foreign income all change the form. We pick the right one based on a quick 10-minute scoping call. Don't worry, this is the first thing we do.

Should I pick old or new tax regime?

Depends on your deductions. If you have HRA + home loan + 80C + 80D + NPS, the old regime usually wins. If you have minimal deductions, new regime is simpler and often cheaper. We compute both and pick the better one for you.

What if I have crypto income?

Crypto gains are taxed at 30% with 1% TDS on transfers. We report them under 'Income from Virtual Digital Assets' with proper computation. Failing to report attracts severe penalties.

Can I revise a return I already filed?

Yes — revised returns can be filed within the timelines specified under section 139(5). We handle revised returns and rectifications regularly.

What happens if I get a notice?

Most notices (intimation under 143(1), defective return under 139(9), reassessment under 148) are responded to as part of our engagement. We file replies, attach supporting documents, and follow up with the department.

Experts ready to guide you

File your ITR with a CA — not a generic tool

Maximum refund, minimum exposure, zero stress. Talk to a tax expert and we'll handle your return end-to-end.