An income tax return is not simply a matter of entering income and TDS figures. A tax consultant can review and identify potential tax liabilities, reporting requirements and possible tax-planning opportunities before the return is filed.

Yes. Legitimate tax planning involves structuring transactions and making use of deductions, exemptions, tax regimes, all other measures permitted by law. Entrecap’s income tax team aims to minimise tax legally while ensuring that the taxpayer makes complete and accurate disclosures and complies with applicable tax provisions.

Not always, but professional tax advice can be useful where your tax affairs are more complex—for example, if you have capital gains, rental income, substantial investments, foreign income or assets, multiple sources of income, director positions or tax notices. A tax consultant can also help with tax planning and return selection where the circumstances warrant it.

Yes. If you spotted a missed deduction or an error, we can file a revised return within the permissible time limit; if there's a mistake in processing or an order, we handle rectification. Both routes help you claim benefits you missed and avoid unintended tax consequences, without heading into a full appeal. You can check our income tax returns page here.

Yes. Our team manages assessments and appeals end to end — responding to notices, filing appeals and cross-appeals, and handling rejoinders and objections. If your return has been picked up for scrutiny or you disagree with an order, we represent your position and build the supporting case, so you're not facing the department alone. You can check our specific page here. You can check our public google services written by actual clients.

Yes. Written tax opinions are a core part of our advisory service. For transactions such as foreign remittances, sale of an asset, we give personalised, well-researched opinions — grounded in the relevant sections, rules, circulars, notifications and court judgments — so you can act with clarity and confidence. Our opinions strive to consider the FEMA and corporate law aspects along with the income tax question.

Yes. Entrecap Business Services serves taxpayers and businesses in Borivali and the wider Mumbai region for income tax consultancy, tax planning, return-related matters, capital gains, international taxation, notices, assessments and appeals.

Entrecap Business Services is based in Kandivali West, Mumbai. We provide tax advisory and income tax consultancy across Kandivali, Borivali and all suburbs in Mumbai and Pune and across India with our associates in six states. Entrecap has clients for Income tax consultancy in Punjab, Delhi, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh etc. Whether you're a salaried professional in Borivali, a business owner in Pune, or an NRI with Indian income, we offer personalised, considered advice tailored to your situation.

Both work. Our income tax consultancy is fully available online — you can share documents and get advice remotely from anywhere in Mumbai, Pune or beyond. If you'd rather sit down in person, our Kandivali West, Mumbai office is open for a scheduled detailed discussion of your tax matters.

Yes. Tenancy rights are treated as a capital asset, so selling them attracts capital gains tax. Since the rights were inherited, the previous holder's holding period is included — which usually makes it a long-term capital gain. Note that the cost of acquisition of tenancy rights is often taken as nil under the law, so most of the sale value can be taxable.

Yes. If a director draws a salary, TDS is deducted like any other employee. If the payment isn't in the nature of salary — for example, sitting fees or professional/commission-based remuneration — it typically attracts TDS at 10%. The correct section depends on the nature of the payment, not just the person's designation.

Our International Desk handles cross-border tax matters end to end — determining the taxability of your transactions, obtaining Tax Residency Certificates, certifying foreign remittances (Form 146/145 – corresponding to the old forms 15CB/ 15CA), and interpreting Indian tax law alongside the relevant DTAA. Whether you're an NRI, a freelancer with overseas clients, or a Mumbai professional earning abroad, we make sure you're taxed correctly, and never twice.

Yes. Because you're physically in India performing the work and are a resident here, that income is earned in India and taxable in India — even though your employer is in the UAE and you're paid in dirhams. Residential status, not the currency or the employer's location, is what decides your tax liability.

A Tax Residency Certificate is an official document proving which country you're a tax resident of — it's what lets you claim benefits under a Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) and avoid being taxed twice on the same income. In India, residents apply to the Assessing Officer in Form 42 of Income tax Act, 2025 ( corresponding to Form 10FA under the old Income tax Act, 1961) and receive the TRC in Form 43 (old form 10FB). NRIs obtain theirs from their country of residence.

Yes. Indian tax law provides mechanisms for claiming foreign tax credit where applicable. Entrecap’s income tax team helps in filling out all schedules, details, applicable tax rates and reliefs. We also help to file Form 44 (Old form 67) to claim income tax credit in India for foreign taxes paid.

Yes. Entrecap Business Services provides income tax consultancy services to  NRIs and foreign nationals especially on deputation to India for projects or offices.