TaxSavvy

For CAs, lawyers and technical consultants

Half your fees, taxed. No cost proof needed.

Legal, accountancy and technical consultancy are specified professions under Sec 58 (old 44ADA). Management, marketing and HR consulting are not.

  • ₹2,02,800

    less tax on ₹30 lakh of fees

    ₹1,09,200 at 50% profit vs ₹3,12,000 if books show 20% costs. New regime, with 4% cess. [1][2][3][4]

  • ₹20 lakh

    of fees before GST registration

    Aggregate turnover in a year; ₹10 lakh in Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura. Advocates: business clients pay GST under reverse charge, so you usually need not register. [5][6]

  • ₹5,460

    interest avoided by paying advance tax by 15 March

    On ₹1,09,200 of tax, paid on 31 July instead. [7][8]

Worked examples for tax year 2026-27, Income-tax Act 2025, resident individual in the new regime unless stated. Your own figures will differ.

Step 1

Upload your bank statement

Bank statement analyser

Fee credits, TDS deducted by clients, cash share.

Upload bank statement

Step 2

What you get

Your benefit

₹2,02,800

a year, on the example above. Your own number comes from your statement.

The service that gets it done

Presumptive income tax return, ITR-4 (Sugam), Sec 58 (old 44AD, 44ADA, 44AE)

Delivered in 2 working days after bank statements, turnover and balances

₹1,999

Yearly, plus 18% GST

  1. Information

    • Bank statements for the year
    • Gross turnover or receipts
    • +7 more

  2. Discussion

    • Are you a director, do you hold unlisted shares, foreign assets, or agricultural income above ₹5,000?
    • What share of receipts came in cash?
    • +4 more

  3. Forms

    • Check ITR-4 eligibility and presumptive limits
    • If old regime is wanted, file Form 10-IEA (or the re-entry choice)
    • +4 more

  4. Deliverables

    • Filed ITR-4 acknowledgement
    • Presumptive income working
    • +1 more
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Every answer comes as FPAC: Facts, Provisions and law, Analysis, Conclusion. A verified Savvy does the work, a CA checks it, and you pay the price shown.

Sources

  1. [1]Sec 58 (old 44AD, 44ADA): presumptive income
  2. [2]Who can use the 50% scheme (old 44ADA)
  3. [3]Sec 202, Income-tax Act 2025 (old 115BAC): new regime slabs
  4. [4]Tax rates: Health and Education Cess 4%
  5. [5]CGST Act Sec 22: register above ₹20 lakh
  6. [6]CBEC press release: advocates' services, reverse charge
  7. [7]Sec 425 (old 234C): interest on instalments
  8. [8]Sec 424 (old 234B): interest, 1% a month
  9. [9]Income-tax Act 2025 in force from 1 April 2026

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