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Section 44AB of the Income Tax Act, 1961 requires certain businesses and professionals to have their books audited by a Chartered Accountant. TaxFillingIndia handles your audit end-to-end — from inspecting accounts to responding to any notice.
Section 44AB of the Income-tax Act, 1961 sets out the regulations for the tax audit of a firm or entity. The audit is conducted to ensure the taxpayer has provided complete and true information about their income, deductions, and taxes — and must be carried out by a Chartered Accountant.
An income tax audit examines a person’s books and records for errors, assessing income and deductions from a tax compliance viewpoint. Your entity must maintain proper books of accounts that comply with the rules and regulations of the Income Tax Act, ready for the Chartered Accountant to audit.
The best way to reduce audit risk is to keep your books properly audited and reviewed proactively — if the government finds errors in your financial statements, you’ll be asked to respond, and interest continues to accrue until the matter is resolved.
A well-conducted audit protects your business from penalties and disputes.
Entities meeting Section 44AB thresholds, plus anyone wanting proactive compliance.
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If the government finds errors in your financial statements, here’s what typically happens next.
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Pro Tip: The best way to reduce audit risk is to review and reconcile your books proactively, before the government identifies errors on its own.
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Everything you need to know about income tax audits in India.
An income tax audit under Section 44AB must be conducted by a Chartered Accountant, who reviews your books to ensure they comply with the Income Tax Act.
The audit ensures the taxpayer has provided complete and true information about their income, deductions, and taxes, in compliance with the Income Tax Act.
Most letters request a response within 30 days. If you need more time, you can request an extension from the auditor.
You’ll be sent a notice of proposed assessment, and interest will continue to accrue until the matter is resolved.
Yes, if you don’t receive a notice of assessment, you retain the right to file an appeal.
The most effective way is to ensure your books and records are properly and proactively audited before the government identifies errors on its own.
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