ITR-6 Return Filing Services in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
ITR-6 Filing · Nashik, Maharashtra

ITR-6 Return Filing — Corporate Returns. Filed With Precision.

ITR-6 filing for private limited and public companies not claiming exemption under Section 11, in Nashik and across Maharashtra.

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ITR-6 is the return form applicable to companies registered under the Companies Act, other than those claiming exemption under Section 11 for income from property held for charitable or religious purposes. It requires detailed reporting of financial statements, MAT/AMT computation, and various company-specific schedules aligned with audited accounts.

At N D Savla & Associates, we prepare and file ITR-6 returns for private limited and public companies across Nashik and Maharashtra, coordinating closely with the statutory and tax audit process so the return is fully aligned with the company's audited financial statements.

Given the mandatory tax audit requirement and the level of schedule detail ITR-6 demands, we work through the return methodically, ensuring MAT computation, depreciation, and disclosure schedules are all consistent with the underlying accounts.

Our ITR-6 Filing Services

Company Income Computation

Computing total income of the company under the head 'profits and gains of business or profession' and other applicable heads.

Financial Statement Alignment

Aligning the return with the company's audited profit and loss account and balance sheet under the Companies Act.

MAT / AMT Computation

Computing Minimum Alternate Tax liability under Section 115JB and reconciling with book profits as required.

Tax Audit Coordination

Coordinating ITR-6 filing with the statutory tax audit report under Section 44AB, mandatory for companies.

Depreciation Under Income Tax Act

Computing depreciation as per the Income Tax Act, distinct from Companies Act depreciation, for tax computation purposes.

Related Party & Transfer Pricing Disclosures

Reporting related-party transactions and, where applicable, transfer pricing disclosures within the return.

Carry Forward of Losses

Computing and reporting business losses and unabsorbed depreciation eligible for carry forward to future years.

Filing & E-Verification

Filing the completed ITR-6 on the e-filing portal, along with the tax audit report, and completing e-verification.

Our ITR-6 Filing Process

1

Audited Financials Review

We review the company's audited financial statements and tax audit report as the basis for the return.

2

Income & MAT Computation

Total income and MAT liability are computed, reconciling book profit with taxable income.

3

Schedule Preparation

Detailed schedules — depreciation, related-party transactions, carry-forward losses — are prepared as required.

4

Review & Finalisation

The return is reviewed against the audited accounts and tax audit report for consistency before submission.

5

Filing & E-Verification

The ITR-6 is filed along with the audit report, and e-verified to complete the process.

Why It Matters

Return fully aligned with audited financial statements
Accurate MAT computation and book-profit reconciliation
Seamless coordination with the mandatory tax audit process
Correct depreciation computation under the Income Tax Act
Complete related-party and applicable transfer pricing disclosures
Accurate carry-forward of losses and unabsorbed depreciation
Reduced risk of inconsistency between audit and tax filings
End-to-end filing support for companies of all sizes

Frequently Asked Questions

ITR-6 is applicable to all companies registered under the Companies Act — private limited, public limited, and others — except those claiming exemption under Section 11 for income from property held for charitable or religious purposes, which file ITR-7 instead.
Yes, companies are generally required to have their accounts audited under the Companies Act, and a tax audit under Section 44AB is also required if turnover or other prescribed conditions apply, both of which feed into the ITR-6 filing.
Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT) under Section 115JB ensures companies with low taxable income relative to book profit still pay a minimum level of tax, computed on book profit; this MAT liability is computed and reconciled as part of the ITR-6 filing.
Since companies are subject to audit, the due date generally aligns with the audit-linked deadline (commonly 31st October following the financial year), though this can be extended by the government in specific years, and companies with international transactions may have a later deadline.
Yes, ITR-6 includes schedules requiring disclosure of related-party transactions, and companies with international or specified domestic transactions with related parties may also need to comply with transfer pricing documentation and reporting requirements.
Yes, business losses and unabsorbed depreciation can generally be carried forward to future years for set-off, provided the return is filed within the original due date as required under the Income Tax Act.

Need your company's ITR-6 filed accurately?

Share your audited financials and tax audit report — we'll compute MAT, align schedules, and file your ITR-6.