Audit · Income Tax Audit

Income Tax Audit — Accurate. Transparent. Compliant.

We conduct thorough income tax audits for businesses and individuals, ensuring compliance with Indian tax laws while identifying savings opportunities and mitigating audit risks.

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N D Savla & Associates brings decades of expertise in tax compliance and audit services. Our team of chartered accountants specializes in income tax audits for corporates, partnerships, and high-net-worth individuals. We combine deep knowledge of the Income Tax Act with advanced analytical tools to deliver precise audit outcomes.

Any entity subject to Section 44AB or with a turnover exceeding ₹50 crore must undergo an income tax audit. Even smaller firms can benefit from a pre-audit review to avoid penalties.

Let our audit experts guide you through the process, ensuring peace of mind and regulatory compliance.

Our Income Tax Audit Services Services

Pre-Audit Consultation

We assess your financial records and tax filings to identify potential audit triggers. This proactive step helps you prepare a robust audit file.

Financial Statement Verification

Our auditors scrutinize balance sheets, profit and loss accounts, and cash flow statements for accuracy. We ensure all entries comply with the Income Tax Act and accounting standards.

Tax Return Reconciliation

We cross‑check your income tax returns against audited financials to spot discrepancies. This reconciliation reduces the likelihood of reassessment notices.

Audit Report Preparation

We compile a comprehensive audit report detailing findings, adjustments, and recommendations. The report is formatted to meet the requirements of the Income Tax Department.

Post-Audit Advisory

After the audit, we advise on corrective actions and tax-saving strategies. Our guidance helps you maintain compliance and optimize future tax positions.

Compliance Follow-up

We monitor your ongoing compliance status and provide updates on any regulatory changes. This ensures your records remain audit‑ready at all times.

Our Engagement Process

1

Audit Planning

We outline the audit scope, timelines, and key focus areas based on your business profile. This plan aligns with Section 44AB requirements.

2

Document Collection

Our team gathers financial statements, tax returns, and supporting documents from your records. We verify authenticity and completeness before analysis.

3

Field Audit

On-site or virtual, auditors examine transactions, ledger entries, and compliance with tax provisions. We document findings and seek clarifications from management.

4

Report Drafting

We draft a detailed audit report, highlighting adjustments, errors, and compliance gaps. The draft is reviewed internally for accuracy.

5

Final Review & Submission

We present the final audit report to your management and submit it to the Income Tax Department as required. We also coordinate with tax authorities during any follow‑up.

Why It Matters

Ensure compliance with Section 44AB and avoid penalties.
Identify tax-saving opportunities through accurate financial reporting.
Gain confidence in your financial statements for stakeholders.
Reduce audit risk with proactive documentation.
Receive expert guidance on tax law interpretation.
Benefit from a detailed audit report that supports future planning.
Stay updated on regulatory changes affecting your audit.
Minimize the time and cost of the audit process with our efficient methodology.

Frequently Asked Questions

Under Section 44AB of the Income Tax Act, any business with a turnover of ₹50 crore or more, or a prescribed turnover for certain professions, must file an audit report. Additionally, entities with a gross receipts of ₹20 crore or more for specified professions are also required.
The audit duration varies with the complexity of the business, but generally it takes 4 to 6 weeks from the audit plan to report submission. Factors such as document availability and the need for on‑site visits can extend this period.
Yes, a pre‑audit review identifies gaps in financial records and tax filings before the formal audit, allowing corrective actions to be taken. This proactive approach often reduces the likelihood of reassessment or penalties.
Key documents include audited financial statements, income tax returns for the last three years, books of accounts, bank statements, and supporting schedules for deductions and exemptions. Providing these documents in a structured format speeds up the audit process.