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Structured correction & late filing under Section 139(4) & 139(5). Penalty-aware, professionally handled — with complete confidentiality.
Who This Service Is For
Filing late or correcting errors? You’re in the right place.
What We Handle
Comprehensive correction & late-filing services.
Foreign salary & employment income reporting
Foreign bank account & asset disclosure (Schedule FA)
RSU, ESOP & stock option taxation
Foreign dividend & interest income classification
Foreign salary & employment income reporting
Foreign bank account & asset disclosure (Schedule FA)
RSU, ESOP & stock option taxation
Foreign dividend & interest income classification
Belated vs Revised Return
Understand which applies to your situation.
Belated Return
Section 139(4)
- For returns not filed before the original due date
- Can be filed until 31st December of the assessment year
- Late fee under Section 234F may apply (up to ₹5,000)
- Interest under Section 234A on outstanding tax
- Cannot carry forward certain losses
Revised Return
Section 139(5)
- For correcting errors in an already-filed return
- Can be filed until 31st December of the assessment year
- No additional penalty for revision itself
- Can switch tax regime (Old ↔ New)
- Can add missed income or correct deductions
Choose the Correct ITR Form for Correction
Select the ITR form that matches your income type. We’ll handle the rest.
ITR-1
Salary Income (Up to ₹50 Lakhs)
- Salaried individuals
- Single house property
- Interest & other sources
- Total income up to ₹50 lakhs
Most Common for Residents
ITR-2
Salary + Capital Gains / Foreign Income
- Capital gains from shares, property, MF
- Foreign income or assets
- Multiple house properties
- Income above ₹50 lakhs
ITR-3
Business / Professional Income
- Freelancers & consultants
- Business income with P&L
- Crypto trading income
- Speculative or F&O income
ITR-4
Presumptive Business Income
- Small businesses under 44AD
- Professionals under 44ADA
- Turnover up to ₹2 crore
- Presumptive taxation scheme
Not sure which ITR applies?
Documents Required
Keep these ready for a smooth correction process.
Original Return / Acknowledgment
Computation Sheet
Updated Income Details
AIS / 26AS
Investment Proofs
Our Process
Seven expert-driven steps to compliant VDA filing.
STEP 1
Residential Status Review
Determine ROR, RNOR, or NR status.
STEP 2
Income Classification
Categorize all foreign income sources.
STEP 3
DTAA Evaluation
Identify applicable treaty benefits.
STEP 4
FTC Computation
Calculate foreign tax credit claims.
STEP 5
Schedule FA Preparation
Disclose all foreign assets & accounts.
STEP 6
ITR Filing
E-file with Form 67 & acknowledgment.
STEP 7
Post-Filing Support
Ongoing support for notices & queries.
STEP 1
Residential Status Review
Determine ROR, RNOR, or NR status.
STEP 2
Income Classification
Categorize all foreign income sources.
STEP 3
DTAA Evaluation
Identify applicable treaty benefits.
STEP 4
FTC Computation
Calculate foreign tax credit claims.
STEP 5
Schedule FA Preparation
Disclose all foreign assets & accounts.
STEP 5
ITR Filing
E-file with Form 67 & acknowledgment.
STEP 6
Post-Filing Support
Ongoing support for notices & queries.
Correct It Now.
Avoid Escalation Later.
Best judgment assessment
Penalty proceedings
Prosecution risk
Demand escalation
What's Included
Everything you need for complete foreign income compliance.
Dedicated CA for your case
Belated or revised return filing
Tax recalculation & optimization
Old vs New regime re-evaluation
Dedicated CA for your case
Belated or revised return filing
Tax recalculation & optimization
Old vs New regime re-evaluation
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common foreign income filing concerns.
If you are a Resident and Ordinarily Resident (ROR), you must report your global income in India, including foreign salary, investments, rental income, and interest. RNOR and NR individuals have limited reporting obligations. Our CAs determine your exact liability based on residential status.
Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA) are bilateral treaties between India and other countries that prevent the same income from being taxed twice. We evaluate the applicable DTAA to ensure you claim treaty benefits and avoid paying excess tax.
Form 67 is mandatory for claiming Foreign Tax Credit (FTC) under Section 90/91. It must be filed before the due date of the ITR. We ensure timely preparation and submission of Form 67 along with supporting foreign tax payment proofs.
Schedule FA (Foreign Assets) requires disclosure of all foreign bank accounts, financial interests, immovable properties, and other assets held outside India. Non-disclosure can attract severe penalties under the Black Money Act. We ensure complete and accurate reporting.
Most individuals with foreign income need ITR-2 (salary + foreign income). If you have business income along with foreign income, ITR-3 applies. Our CAs determine the correct form based on your complete income profile and residential status.
Absolutely. All documents including passport details, foreign bank statements, and tax records are encrypted, stored securely, and never shared with third parties. We follow strict confidentiality protocols for all foreign income cases.
Made a Filing Mistake? Fix It the Right Way.
Expert-led correction & late filing — structured, penalty-aware, and fully compliant.