Basic Plan
- Salary Income up to ₹50L
- Single House Property
- Income from Other Sources
Your return is filed by a tax expert ensuring precision, accuracy, and full compliance - no outsourcing, no compromises. While we handle your ITR, you stay stress-free.
We believe in earning your trust. That’s why you pay only after the return is filed. No surprises, no pressure - just honest service.
Simple cases? We can file in as fast as 30 minutes. Complex ones? Usually done within 12–24 hours — with all the attention your case deserves.
Have income from abroad & paid tax on it? We’ll help you claim your Foreign Tax Credit and file Form 67, at no extra charge - because compliance shouldn’t come with hidden costs.
If any corrections are needed, we’ll revise your return for free before the due date of filing the revised return. No blame game - just reliable support.
From the first document to the final filing, and even beyond. We offer dedicated ongoing support. We're just a WhatsApp away.
These plans are tailored to fit your profile - whether you're a salaried individual, a business owner, a freelancer, a trader, or an NRI.
Anyone whose total income exceeds the basic exemption limit is required to file an ITR. Even if your income is below the limit, filing becomes mandatory in specific cases — such as high-value transactions (like depositing over ₹1 crore), foreign travel expenses, electricity bill exceeding ₹1 lakh, or owning foreign assets. Filing ITR also helps in claiming refunds, carrying forward losses, and building financial credibility.
👉 Read full blog for the complete list of conditions.
The correct ITR form depends on your income sources, residential status, and other factors. For example, ITR-1 is for salaried individuals with income up to ₹50 lakhs, while ITR-3 or ITR-4 may apply to business owners or freelancers. If you have capital gains, foreign income, or income from multiple sources, ITR-2 is applicable.
Don't worry — at Infinitax, we analyze your case and choose the right form for you.
👉 Read our detailed blog to understand which ITR applies to each category.
If all your documents are clear and complete, we can compute your taxes and file the return within 30 minutes. For standard cases, it's usually done within 12 hours. Complex filings involving capital gains, business income, or foreign assets may take 1–2 working days.
*Subject to document clarity and prompt coordination.
Yes, we do! At Infinitax, we file Form 67 at no extra cost as part of your ITR filing — ensuring it’s done accurately and in full compliance with the applicable provisions and timelines. You won’t have to worry about the technicalities — we’ve got it covered.
Yes. If it’s a routine or simple notice (like verification or intimation), we’ll assist you at no extra cost as part of the ITR filing service. For complex notices involving detailed scrutiny or demand, a separate fee is applicable based on the nature of the case ( T&C apply ).
Definitely! While we aim for 100% accuracy, if any oversight comes to light after filing, we’ll help you revise the return before the due date, completely free of charge. At Infinitax, we believe in standing by you — even after the filing is done.
If you miss the ITR filing due date (generally 31st July for individuals not requiring audit, 15th September for current year), you can still file a belated return by 31st December of the same assessment year.
However, late filing attracts a penalty under section 234F :
🔹 ₹1,000 if your total income is below ₹5 lakh
🔹 ₹5,000 if it's above ₹5 lakh
You may also lose the benefit of carrying forward certain losses (like capital losses or business losses). So it’s always best to file on time!
Yes, you can file a return for missed past years using the Updated Return (ITR-U) facility — available for up to 2 years from the end of the relevant assessment year. Following additional tax liability will arise:
🔹 If filed within 12 months from the end of the Assessment Year: 25% additional tax + interest & late fee
🔹 If filed within 24 months from the end of the Assessment Year: 50% additional tax + interest & late fee
📌 Note: The 2025 Union Budget has proposed extending this window to 4 years.
Also, if you’ve already filed your ITR and noticed an error, a Revised Return can be filed before 31st December of the relevant assessment year.
Yes, if you are an NRI (Non-Resident Indian) and have income earned or received in India—such as salary, rent, interest, capital gains, or dividends—you are required to file ITR in India if the income exceeds the basic exemption limit.
Even if your Indian income is below the threshold, filing ITR helps you claim refunds, carry forward losses, and maintain financial records for visa and loan applications.