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CA-assisted filing, explained
What is CA-assisted filing?
CA-assisted filing pairs you with a qualified tax expert who prepares, reviews and files your return — so complex income is handled correctly the first time.
Who needs it?
Anyone with capital gains, business or F&O income, multiple Form 16s, foreign income, NRI status, or an income tax notice — cases where accuracy and judgment matter.
Documents required
Your income documents (Form 16, broker statements, business P&L), Form 26AS/AIS, deduction proofs, and any notice you've received. Your expert tells you exactly what's needed.
Pricing
Expert filing starts from an indicative per-return fee that depends on income complexity. Your exact quote is shared before you pay — see the Pricing page.
When a human makes the difference
Optimised deductions
Experts spot legitimate savings automation misses.
Fewer notices
Accurate, reconciled returns reduce the chance of scrutiny.
Real accountability
A named expert owns your filing end to end.
We handle the hard stuff
- Capital gains across shares, MF and property
- F&O and intraday treated as business income
- Multiple Form 16s and switched jobs
- Foreign income, RSUs and DTAA relief
- NRIs with Indian rental or capital income
- Responding to an income tax notice
How working with your expert feels
- Step 1
Get matched
We assign an expert suited to your case.
- Step 2
Share documents
Upload securely; your expert reviews.
- Step 3
Review call
Discuss findings and optimise deductions.
- Step 4
We file
Filed and e-verified on your behalf.
Expert ITR filing starts from an indicative per-return fee based on your income complexity. You see the exact quote before paying.
Frequently asked questions
Generally, anyone whose gross total income exceeds the basic exemption limit, plus people meeting specific conditions such as high-value transactions, foreign assets, or claiming a refund. Use our ITR Eligibility Checker if you're unsure.
It depends on your income sources. Salary-only filers usually use ITR-1; those with capital gains use ITR-2; business or professional income typically uses ITR-3 or ITR-4. Our flow suggests the right form based on your answers.
Commonly: Form 16, Form 26AS / AIS, interest certificates, capital gains statements from your broker, rent receipts for HRA, and proof of deductions (80C, 80D, etc.).
Yes. A revised return can be filed within the timelines set by the Income Tax Department if you spot a mistake. Belated and updated (ITR-U) returns are also supported.
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