Who's filing?
Pick your category — pricing and the form adjust automatically, as per our published fee structure below.
Salaried Employee
₹299
Form 16 + 26AS only
Self-Employed / Business
₹999
onwards
Professional
₹1,499
onwards
Partnership / LLP
₹2,999
onwards
Society / Trust / AOP
₹3,999
onwards
KG Finvest – Income Tax Return (ITR) Filing
Professional Fee Structure & Terms and Conditions
ITR Filing Fees
| Category | Professional Fee (₹) |
|---|---|
| Salaried (Form 16 + Form 26AS only, no verification required) | 299 |
| Salaried – Any correction, reconciliation or additional work | 599 onwards |
| Pensioners | 499 onwards |
| Self-Employed Individuals | 999 onwards |
| Professionals (Doctor, Advocate, CA, Architect, Consultant, Freelancer, etc.) | 1,499 onwards |
| Proprietorship Business | 1,499 onwards |
| Partnership Firm | 2,999 onwards |
| LLP | 3,999 onwards |
| Trusts | 3,999 onwards |
| Educational Societies / NGOs / Associations | 4,999 onwards |
| Private Limited Company | 5,999 onwards |
| Public Limited Company | 7,999 onwards |
| Cooperative Society | 4,999 onwards |
| Capital Gains ITR | 999 onwards |
| Rental / House Property Income | 499 onwards |
| Multiple Income Sources | 999 onwards |
| Revised Return / Rectification | 499 onwards |
| Income Tax Notice / Scrutiny Response | 999 onwards |
| Tax Planning & Consultation | 999 onwards |
Chartered Accountant (CA) Charges
Where the return requires:
- CA certification or review
- Audit or Tax Audit
- Complex business/professional income
- Books of accounts finalisation
- Legal opinion
- Income Tax scrutiny/appeal support
- Trust, Society or Company compliance
- Any specialised advisory
An additional CA professional fee of ₹5,000 or actual CA charges (whichever is higher) will be applicable.
Terms & Conditions
- The ₹299 fee is applicable only for simple salaried returns with Form 16 and Form 26AS, requiring no additional verification or computation.
- Any change, correction, reconciliation, additional document, deduction, exemption, income source, AIS/TIS mismatch, Form 26AS mismatch, or revised computation will attract additional professional charges.
- Professional fees vary depending on the complexity of the return and the time involved.
- Fees are payable in advance and are non-refundable once work has commenced.
- Filing is based solely on the information and documents provided by the client.
- The client is responsible for verifying the return before submission.
- Refunds, tax demands, notices, or assessments are subject to the Income Tax Department's processing and are not guaranteed by KG Finvest.
- GST, where applicable, will be charged extra.
- KG Finvest reserves the right to revise fees based on the complexity of the assignment.
Submission of documents and payment of fees constitute acceptance of these Terms & Conditions.
ITR filing · salaried employees · prepaid
File your income tax return — we'll handle the rest.
Fill in your details, pay the flat filing fee, upload your documents, verify your email, and submit. Our team files your return once payment and documents are received.
₹299 + GST
= ₹352.82 total · salaried employees
payable upfront — filing begins once payment is confirmed
GSTIN: 36AEIPR0022H1ZR
payable upfront — filing begins once payment is confirmed
GSTIN: 36AEIPR0022H1ZR
Documents you'll need
Form 16 (Part A & B) Required
PAN card copy Required
Aadhaar card copy Required
Bank statement / cancelled cheque Required
Form 26AS / AIS If available
Investment proofs (80C/80D) Optional
Request received
Thanks — we've received your payment, details, and documents. Our filing team will review everything and reach out by email or phone within 24 hours with next steps, or if anything further is needed.
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See a sample report
Every filing includes a Computation Sheet and an AI Filing Advisory, generated automatically after payment. Here's what they look like — using illustrative sample figures, not your actual data.
Tax Computation Sheet (Provisional)
Sample Customer · PAN ABCDE1234F · AY 2026-27 · Ref KGF-ITR-2026-SAMPLE
Gross income (salary + rental + interest + capital gains)₹12,00,000
Standard deduction — New regime₹75,000
Standard deduction — Old regime₹50,000
Home loan interest (Sec 24b)₹1,20,000
Other old-regime deductions (80C/80D/NPS)₹1,90,000
Taxable income — New regime₹11,25,000
Taxable income — Old regime₹8,40,000
Crypto/VDA tax (flat 30% + cess)₹0
Estimated tax (incl. 4% cess) — New regime₹0
Estimated tax (incl. 4% cess) — Old regime₹76,700
Recommended regimeNew Regime
TDS + advance tax already paid₹95,000
Estimated refund / (payable)₹95,000 refund
Suggested ITR form (indicative)ITR-1 (Sahaj)
This is a provisional, indicative computation. It does not account for every deduction, exemption, surcharge, or marginal-relief rule, and is not final until reviewed against your documents by KG Finvest's filing team.
AI Filing Advisory
Sample Customer · AY 2026-27 · Ref KGF-ITR-2026-SAMPLE
1. Which ITR form applies: Based on your profile — salary income plus limited bank interest, no capital gains or business income — ITR-1 (Sahaj) is likely sufficient.
2. Relevant schedules: Schedule S (salary details) and Schedule TDS (tax already deducted) are the main sections you'll need; your Form 16 covers most of this directly.
3. Documents to keep ready: Form 16 from your employer, Form 26AS/AIS from the e-Filing portal, bank interest certificate, and proof of any deductions claimed (80C/80D/NPS receipts).
4. Filing steps: Log in at incometax.gov.in with your PAN, go to "File Income Tax Return," select the assessment year and ITR-1, and most fields will pre-fill from your Form 26AS/AIS — review these carefully against your Form 16 before submitting.
5. E-verification: After filing, e-verify within 30 days using Aadhaar OTP, net banking, or your bank account — your return isn't considered filed until this step is done.
This is general guidance for orientation only, not tax advice — KG Finvest's filing team handles your actual return.
AI-generated from the details you provide — personalized to your actual income sources, deductions, and complexity (capital gains, crypto, foreign assets, etc.) rather than this generic example.
Illustrative sample only — your report is generated from your own figures after payment is confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about filing, pricing, tax regimes, and saving on tax — for every filer category we support.
What does the fee cover, and how much is it for my category?
Pricing depends on your filer category, selected at the top of this page — these are our published starting prices (+ GST):
- Salaried Employee — ₹299 (Form 16 + Form 26AS only, no verification required)
- Self-Employed / Business — ₹999 onwards
- Professional — ₹1,499 onwards
- Partnership / LLP — ₹2,999 onwards
- Society / Trust / AOP — ₹3,999 onwards
Why do I have to pay before uploading documents?
This is a prepaid service — payment confirms your filing slot and unlocks document upload, email verification, and submission. It also lets us start reviewing your case as soon as your UTR/reference and documents are in, rather than waiting on a separate payment step later.
What is the Section 87A rebate — does it apply to me?
Section 87A gives you a rebate that can wipe out your tax entirely if your taxable income is under a threshold: under the new regime, taxable income up to ₹12 lakh (around ₹12.75 lakh gross for salaried employees, after the ₹75,000 standard deduction) currently pays no tax at all — the rebate is up to ₹60,000. Under the old regime, the same idea applies up to ₹5 lakh taxable income, with a rebate of up to ₹12,500. Your tax projection in Step 4 already factors this in when estimating your liability under both regimes. This rebate applies to individuals (Salaried, Self-Employed, Professional) — it doesn't apply to Partnership/LLP firms or Societies/Trusts, which are taxed under different rules.
Old regime or new regime — which should I pick?
It depends on how much you claim in deductions. As a rough guide:
Note: this old vs. new regime choice applies to individuals (Salaried, Self-Employed, Professional) — Partnership/LLP firms are taxed at a flat rate regardless of regime, and Societies/Trusts follow the exemption rules under Sections 11–13 instead.
- Few deductions (little/no 80C, no home loan, no HRA claim) → the new regime is usually better, thanks to the lower slab rates and higher 87A threshold.
- Large deductions (maxed-out 80C, home loan interest, HRA, high 80D) → the old regime can work out cheaper.
Note: this old vs. new regime choice applies to individuals (Salaried, Self-Employed, Professional) — Partnership/LLP firms are taxed at a flat rate regardless of regime, and Societies/Trusts follow the exemption rules under Sections 11–13 instead.
How can I reduce my tax liability (tax-saving options)?
Common ways to lower taxable income under the old regime (these mostly don't apply under the new regime, apart from NPS employer contribution):
- Section 80C (up to ₹1.5L): PPF, ELSS mutual funds, life insurance premiums, 5-year tax-saving FDs, EPF contributions, principal repayment on a home loan.
- Section 80CCD(1B) (up to ₹50,000 extra): additional NPS contribution, over and above 80C.
- Section 80D: health insurance premiums for yourself, your family, and (a higher limit) your parents.
- Section 24(b): home loan interest, up to ₹2 lakh for a self-occupied property.
- Section 80E: interest paid on an education loan, with no upper limit.
- Section 80G: donations to eligible charitable institutions.
- Section 80TTA/80TTB: savings account interest (up to ₹10,000, or ₹50,000 for senior citizens).
Is it safe to share my e-Filing portal password?
Sharing your password is entirely optional — most customers simply e-verify their own return after we prepare it. If you do choose to authorize direct access, that's covered by a formal written authorization (Step 6) limited strictly to filing your return for the assessment year selected, and we recommend resetting your password immediately after filing is complete either way.
I'm self-employed or a professional — is presumptive taxation right for me?
Possibly. If your turnover is within the prescribed limits, presumptive taxation under Section 44AD (business, up to ₹3 crore turnover with mostly digital receipts) or Section 44ADA (specified professions like doctors, CAs, engineers, freelancers, up to ₹75 lakh gross receipts) lets you declare a fixed percentage of turnover as profit (typically 8%/6% for 44AD, 50% for 44ADA) without maintaining detailed books of accounts. It's often simpler and can mean paying tax on less than your true profit — but it also gives up certain deductions and can affect eligibility for a home loan if a lender wants to see full books. Tell us your turnover and whether you maintain books in Step 1, and we'll advise which approach fits your case.
How are partnership firms and LLPs taxed differently?
Unlike individuals, a partnership firm or LLP doesn't get slab rates or the Section 87A rebate — profits are taxed at a flat 30%, plus applicable surcharge and 4% cess. Partner remuneration and interest paid to partners are deductible by the firm only within the limits set by Section 40(b), and are then taxable in the partners' own hands. A tax audit under Section 44AB becomes mandatory once turnover crosses the prescribed threshold. Let us know your turnover and partner remuneration structure in Step 1 so we can flag if an audit applies to you.
What compliance applies to a society, trust, or AOP?
If your trust or society is registered under Section 12A (and has 80G approval for donor tax benefits), income applied towards your charitable/religious objects is generally exempt, subject to conditions under Sections 11–13 — including minimum application of income and restrictions on related-party transactions. Once income crosses the prescribed threshold, an audit report in Form 10B or 10BB must be filed alongside the return. Tell us your registration status and numbers in Step 1, and our filing team will confirm what applies to your specific entity.
Is cryptocurrency taxable, and how do I report it?
Yes — crypto and other Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs) are taxable in India. If you're filing for AY 2026–27 (FY 2025–26), any crypto transactions need to be reported in your return under Schedule VDA. Gains are taxed at a flat 30% (plus 4% cess) under Section 115BBH regardless of which regime you choose, no deduction is allowed apart from the cost of acquisition, and losses can't be set off against other income. Keep complete records — purchase and sale details, exchange statements, and wallet transaction history — and enter your approximate gains in Step 1 so our team can account for it correctly.
What documents will I need?
It depends on your category:
- Salaried — Form 16, Form 26AS/AIS, bank interest certificates, investment proofs (80C/80D/NPS), home loan interest certificate if applicable.
- Self-Employed / Professional — profit & loss statement or income summary, bank statements, GST returns (if registered), TDS certificates (Form 16A/26AS), and books of accounts if maintained.
- Partnership / LLP — partnership deed/LLP agreement, firm's profit & loss and balance sheet, partner remuneration details, and the audit report if applicable.
- Society / Trust / AOP — 12A/80G registration certificate, income & expenditure statement, audit report (Form 10B/10BB if applicable), and details of income application.
How long does filing take, and when will I get my refund?
Our team typically reviews and files within a few business days of receiving your payment and documents. Refund timelines are set by the Income Tax Department, not by us — they usually arrive a few weeks after your return is processed and e-verified, though this can vary.