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Tax Audit (Section 44AB)

Mandatory tax audit under Section 44AB, completed accurately and well ahead of the due date.

Overview

What is Tax Audit (Section 44AB)?

A tax audit under Section 44AB of the Income Tax Act becomes mandatory once your business or professional turnover crosses the prescribed threshold. It involves verification of your books of accounts and reporting in Form 3CA/3CB and 3CD, which must be filed before your income tax return.

Our team reviews your accounts for accuracy and Section 44AB compliance, and files the audit report ahead of the statutory deadline so your ITR filing isn't delayed.

Benefits

Why it's worth getting right

Statutory compliance

Avoids the steep penalty for failing to get accounts audited.

Thorough books review

Identifies discrepancies before they trigger a tax notice.

Filed before deadline

Completed with enough buffer for your ITR filing.

Correct form selection

3CA/3CB and 3CD prepared accurately for your case.

Who needs this

Built for

Businesses above turnover limit Professionals above gross receipt limit Taxpayers opting out of presumptive taxation Companies & LLPs
Required documents

What you'll need to share

Books of accounts
Bank statements
Sales & purchase invoices
Previous year's tax audit report
Fixed asset register
Loan & investment details
Our process

How we take it from here

  • Applicability check

    We confirm whether tax audit applies to your case.

  • Books review

    Accounts are reviewed against Section 44AB requirements.

  • Form 3CD preparation

    Detailed particulars are compiled in Form 3CD.

  • Audit report signing

    The tax audit report is signed by our Chartered Accountant.

  • Filing on the portal

    The report is uploaded and your ITR filing can proceed.

Timeline

Estimated turnaround

Document review3–4 working days
Preparation & filing4–6 working days
Acknowledgement1–2 working days
Total turnaround 9–12 days
Pricing

Custom quote based on turnover

Pricing depends on business turnover and complexity — request a quote.

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FAQ

Common questions

Generally ₹1 crore for businesses (₹10 crore with high digital transactions) and ₹50 lakh for professionals, subject to periodic revision.

Typically 30th September of the assessment year, ahead of the extended ITR due date for audit cases.

A penalty of 0.5% of turnover (up to ₹1.5 lakh) can apply for failure to get accounts audited.
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