Doctors, lawyers & architects
Professionals earning fees from their practice.
Professional receipts, allowable expenses and presumptive taxation under 44ADA, filed correctly for doctors, lawyers, architects and consultants.

Professionals earning fees from their practice.
Independent consultants billing clients directly.
Wanting to use the simplified presumptive scheme.
We total your professional fee receipts for the year from all clients and sources.
Rent, staff salaries, equipment and other expenses are claimed against your income.
Under Section 44ADA, professionals with receipts up to ₹50 lakh (₹75 lakh if cash received is 5% or less) can declare 50% as taxable income without maintaining detailed books.
Professionals file ITR-3 if they keep regular books of account, or ITR-4 if they declare presumptive income under section 44ADA and meet its conditions.
We collect all income and deduction documents.
We compute your tax liability and select the right ITR form.
Return is filed and e-verified on the income tax portal.
One transparent professional fee, confirmed in writing before we begin.
Have other income too? See all ITR filing charges.
Missing legitimate business expenses inflates taxable income unnecessarily.
Using the wrong percentage under 44ADA leads to under- or over-reporting income.
Real accountants, fixed fees, and a person who knows your file.
Every return is prepared and reviewed by an ICAI-registered CA.
The fee you see is what you pay.
One point of contact who knows your file end to end.
From gathering documents to e-verification, we manage every step.
No. Above ₹75 lakh (or above ₹50 lakh if more than 5% of receipts came in cash), you must maintain regular books and file under ITR-3 with actual profit computation.
Only in two cases: your gross receipts are more than ₹50 lakh and you do not declare income under section 44ADA, or you are eligible for 44ADA but declare profit below 50% of your receipts and your income is above the basic exemption limit.
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