Income Tax & TDS Consultant Gurugram
Quick answer: Income tax jurisdiction is PAN-based, so Gurugram taxpayers answer to the local charge of the Income Tax Department while filing on the national portal. We file ITRs, tax audits and TDS returns under the Income-tax Act 2025 numbering in force from 1 April 2026, and reply to and appear on notices — the Gurugram-specific defaults (gurugram files carry the most 27q (non-resident payments) and 15ca/15cb work in ncr — paym) included.
Last verified 4 October 2026 — rules on this page checked against the current notifications. We update it the day a rule changes.
Income tax & TDS in Gurugram — what we handle
| Service | Detail |
|---|---|
| ITR filing | ITR-1 to ITR-7 — salaried, capital gains, business and professional (incl. presumptive 44AD/44ADA), firms, companies, trusts; NRI returns with DTAA relief |
| Tax audit | Where turnover or receipts cross the threshold — audit report under the new 2026 numbering |
| TDS / TCS | TAN, monthly deposits, quarterly 24Q / 26Q / 27Q / 27EQ, correction statements, Form 16/16A, lower-deduction certificates |
| Foreign payments | Form 15CA/15CB, treaty classification, 27Q |
| Notices & appeals | 143(1), 139(9), 142(1), 143(2), 148 replies; CIT(A) and ITAT representation |
| Planning | Old vs new regime, advance tax, capital gains on property and shares, salary structuring under the new wage rules |
Our Gurugram practice is weighted toward high-salary professionals with multiple Form 16s, founders with ESOP exercises, NRIs with Gurugram property income, and companies and LLPs with 24Q/26Q/27Q filings including foreign remittances.
Client: A Cyber City marketing agency paying overseas freelancers.
Situation: Had been paying foreign contractors without TDS or 15CA/15CB; a TDS-default notice arrived with interest and disallowance proposed.
Approach: Classified each payment under the correct section and treaty article, filed the pending 15CA/15CB, regularised 27Q with interest, and replied to the notice with the reconciliation.
Outcome: Disallowance dropped on regularisation; process set up so every foreign payment now clears compliance before release.
Client identity and certain details have been changed or withheld to protect confidentiality. Outcomes depend on individual facts and are not a guarantee of results.
Related in Gurugram: GST · company registration · EPF, ESIC & Shop Act. Running a business here and want one team for all of it? That is the point.
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Frequently asked questions
Who handles income tax matters for Gurugram taxpayers?
Jurisdiction is PAN-based: your Assessing Officer sits in the Gurugram charge of the Income Tax Department (Haryana region) for most Gurugram addresses, while filing itself is on the national e-filing portal. Notices and hearings come from that local office — we appear there.
What kind of tax work is typical in Gurugram?
High-salary professionals with multiple Form 16s, founders with ESOP exercises, NRIs with Gurugram property income, and companies and LLPs with 24Q/26Q/27Q filings including foreign remittances.
What changed with the Income-tax Act, 2025?
It took effect on 1 April 2026. 'Tax Year' replaces the old Previous Year / Assessment Year, and forms and section numbers are being renumbered under the Income-tax Rules, 2026 (the tax audit report, for instance, is now Form 26). Income for FY 2025-26 is still governed by the 1961 Act. We file under whichever applies to the year in question.
When are returns due?
For individuals and non-audit cases the standard date is 31 July; non-audit ITR-3/ITR-4 filers have 31 August for AY 2026-27; audit cases 31 October. An updated return (ITR-U) can be filed within 48 months where income was under-reported. Dates are per the Board's notifications and we track extensions.
Old or new regime?
Under the new regime, income up to ₹12 lakh carries no tax (₹12.75 lakh for salaried with standard deduction). Whether the old regime still wins depends on your deductions — HRA, home-loan interest, 80C/80D. We compute both before filing, not by default.
I got an income tax notice — what now?
Read the section first: 143(1) is an intimation, 139(9) a defective return, 142(1)/143(2) scrutiny, 148 reassessment. Each has a different deadline and reply route on the e-filing portal. We reply within the window and, where needed, appear before the Assessing Officer or in appeal before CIT(A).