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Tax Compliances · The Classic Partners LLP

Year-Round Income Tax Compliance Management

One managed calendar for every recurring obligation — advance tax, TDS deposits and returns, 15CA/CB certification, SFT reporting, audit and ITR deadlines, and portal responses — so nothing slips.

Quick answer

Tax compliance management keeps every recurring income tax obligation on schedule through a single managed calendar — advance tax instalments (15 June, 15 September, 15 December, 15 March), monthly TDS/TCS deposits and quarterly returns, Form 15CA/15CB certification for foreign remittances, SFT reporting in Form 61A by 31 May, tax audit and ITR deadlines, and timely responses to AIS and e-campaign communications so small mismatches never grow into assessments. A missed date costs interest at 1-1.5% per month plus fees and penalties; a managed calendar costs a fraction of that.

What we manage

Compliance is a calendar problem before it is a tax problem

Almost every rupee of interest, late fee and penalty in income tax is a scheduling failure — the computation was fine, the date was missed. The fix is structural: one owner, one calendar, escalations before deadlines instead of regrets after them.

We take over the recurring obligations as a managed service. Your team supplies data on a fixed rhythm; deposits, filings, certificates and responses happen on time, with a monthly status you can read in one minute.

  • Advance tax computation and instalment reminders
  • Monthly TDS/TCS deposit tracking
  • Quarterly TDS return filing
  • Form 15CA/15CB for outward remittances
  • SFT (Form 61A) and reporting obligations
  • ITR and tax audit deadline tracking
  • E-campaign, AIS and portal responses
The engagement

What compliance management includes

Six workstreams, one calendar, one owner.

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Advance Tax Management

Liability recomputed each quarter on live numbers, instalments paid on time, and interest u/s 234B/234C engineered out.

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TDS / TCS Lifecycle

Deduction, monthly deposit, quarterly statements, certificates and corrections — the full cycle run on schedule.

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15CA / 15CB Certification

Outward foreign remittances classified, certified where required, and filed before the bank asks — not after the transfer stalls.

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SFT & Reporting Obligations

Specified financial transaction reporting in Form 61A by 31 May, with the underlying data assembled through the year.

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Portal & E-Proceedings

E-campaign queries, AIS feedback, demand responses and refund follow-ups handled within their response windows.

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Calendar & Alerts

An entity-wise obligation map with owner, due date and status — escalated to you before a deadline, never after.

The calendar

The dates the system is built around

The recurring skeleton — your entity's map adds the rest.

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Advance Tax — Quarterly

15 June (15%), 15 September (45%), 15 December (75%) and 15 March (100%) cumulatively, once liability crosses ₹10,000.

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TDS Deposit — Monthly

Tax deducted must be deposited by the 7th of the following month, with 30 April as the deadline for March deductions.

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TDS Returns — Quarterly

31 July, 31 October, 31 January and 31 May — followed by certificate issuance within the prescribed windows.

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SFT — 31 May

Reporting entities file Form 61A for specified financial transactions of the previous financial year by 31 May.

How we work

Our compliance management process

Set up once, then run on rhythm.

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Obligation Mapping

Every applicable obligation identified for your entity and consolidated into one dated calendar.

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Monthly Execution

Deposits, certificates and filings executed on schedule against data supplied in a fixed format.

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Quarterly Reviews

Advance tax trued up on actual numbers and reconciliations run before each statement is filed.

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Reporting & Alerts

A one-page monthly status, with escalations raised before any deadline is at risk.

Why The Classic Partners

Compliance that runs without chasing

The value is measured in interest you never pay.

One owner, zero gaps

A single team owns the whole calendar — the handoff failures between advisors are where deadlines die.

Interest engineered out

Advance tax is recomputed quarterly on live numbers, so 234B and 234C stop being a routine line in your P&L.

Bank-ready remittances

15CA/CB paperwork classified and certified before the remittance date, so transfers never stall at the branch.

Small queries stay small

E-campaign and AIS communications are answered inside their windows — the cheapest point to resolve anything.

Audit-trail discipline

Every deposit, filing and response is archived with working papers, so any future question is answered in minutes.

The full stack, connected

The calendar plugs into TDS filing, business tax and notice handling — one team across all of it.

FAQs

Tax compliance questions answered

The recurring-obligation questions we hear most.

Anyone — individual or entity — whose estimated tax liability for the year, after TDS, is ₹10,000 or more. Resident senior citizens without business income are exempt. Presumptive taxpayers pay the whole amount in a single instalment by 15 March instead of four.
Interest u/s 234C runs at 1% per month on the shortfall for the deferral period, and if total payments fall below 90% of the assessed tax, interest u/s 234B runs at 1% per month from April until payment. Both are avoidable with quarterly recomputation — which is exactly what the managed calendar does.
Form 15CA is the remitter's declaration for payments to non-residents; Form 15CB is a CA's certificate on the taxability and rate, generally required where taxable remittances exceed ₹5 lakh in a year. Banks will not process most outward remittances without the right form — so the paperwork has to precede the transfer.
Specified Financial Transaction reporting (Form 61A, due 31 May) applies to prescribed reporting entities — banks, registrars, companies issuing shares or accepting large deposits, and businesses receiving cash above thresholds. If it applies, non-filing carries daily penalties; we confirm applicability as part of obligation mapping.
Not yet. E-campaign and e-verification communications ask you to confirm or explain information the department holds, on the compliance portal. Answered well and on time, most close quietly. Ignored, they graduate into actual notices — which is why they sit inside the managed calendar.
Yes — that is the design. Your team supplies data in a fixed monthly format; computation, deposits, filings, certificates and portal responses are executed by us, with a monthly status report and escalation before any at-risk deadline.
Interest at 1% to 1.5% per month across 234A/B/C and 201(1A), late fees like ₹200 per day u/s 234E for TDS statements, penalties for non-filing of reports, and — the hidden cost — a portal history that invites scrutiny. The managed calendar exists to make all of it a non-event.

Stop paying interest for missing dates

Tell us your entity type and current obligations. We'll map the calendar, quote a flat annual fee and take over from the next due date.

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