Tax Audit.
Our tax audit practice covers the tax audit report under section 63 of the Income-tax Act, 2025 (section 44AB of the 1961 Act) and the accountant's report on transfer pricing under section 172 (previously section 92E). Audits of financial year 2025-26 use the old forms; from tax year 2026-27, Forms 26 and 48 apply. We verify, sign and file each report on time.
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Signs it's time to talk to us.
- Your turnover or professional receipts cross the tax audit limit
- You opt out of a presumptive scheme and declare lower profits
- You transact with a foreign parent, subsidiary or other associated enterprise
- Your return is due and the audit report must be filed a month earlier
How Tax Audit works with us.
- 1
Applicability check
We confirm which reports apply for the year and under which Act.
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Data collection
We collect financial statements, tax workings and transaction data.
- 3
Particulars verification
We verify each reportable particular and transaction against books and documents.
- 4
Review with you
We discuss disallowances and reporting points with you before signing.
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Signing and filing
We upload each report with a UDIN on the e-filing portal for your approval, one month before the return due date.
Tax Audit services.
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Tax Audit
A tax audit is the audit of your accounts for income-tax purposes once business turnover or professional receipts cross the prescribed limits.
Transfer Pricing Report (Form 48 / 3CEB)
If you transact with associated enterprises abroad, or have specified domestic transactions, you must obtain an accountant's report on those transactions every year.
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