500+
Audits Completed
CAAFT delivers structured tax audit services under Section 44AB for startups, businesses, LLPs, and professionals — ensuring accurate reporting, timely filing, and full compliance without last-minute pressure.
Audits Completed
On-Time Filing
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A tax audit verifies income, deductions, and compliance through a CA-led review under Section 44AB. It supports regulatory compliance, financial transparency, and risk reduction for businesses and professionals.
Tax audit compliance helps avoid penalties, maintain clean records, reduce scrutiny risk, improve lender/investor confidence, and strengthen financial control.
Section 44AB statutory audit, scrutiny/departmental audit, special audit under Section 142(2A), and concurrent/internal audit for proactive compliance.
Applicability depends on turnover/receipts, entity type, digital transaction profile, and presumptive tax declarations for businesses and professionals.
Form 3CA/3CB with Form 3CD are used depending on existing statutory audit status and tax reporting context.
Complete statutory audit with full Form 3CD disclosure compliance.
Ledgers, trial balance, and statements reconciled for audit readiness.
Timely e-filing on income tax portal with complete validation checks.
Gap identification and corrective guidance before submission.
Dedicated support for professionals crossing Section 44AB thresholds.
Documentation and support during notices/scrutiny if required.
Applicability and entity profile reviewed upfront.
Books and records gathered, reconciled, and validated.
Detailed testing and Form 3CD drafting completed.
Draft forms shared for review and approval.
Forms filed securely on portal with valid UDIN.
Compliance summary and next-year readiness advisory.
Books of account, bank statements, trial balance, P&L, balance sheet, GST returns, TDS data, AIS/26AS, loan details, fixed asset schedules, and prior audit reports.
Typically 30 September; 31 October may apply for transfer-pricing cases under Section 92E. Audited-entity ITR deadlines depend on timely audit filing.
Penalty under Section 271B may apply at 0.5% of turnover/gross receipts or ₹1,50,000, whichever is lower, subject to law and reasonable-cause considerations.
Applicability confusion, unreconciled books near deadline, 3CD disclosure complexity, cross-filing inconsistencies, scrutiny response readiness, and new compliance interpretation risks.
Penalty-risk reduction, improved financing readiness, lower scrutiny exposure, cleaner financial insights, stronger stakeholder confidence, and robust legal defensibility.
Handled directly by qualified CAs.
Prepared early to avoid filing bottlenecks.
Tax audit, ITR, and GST logic aligned.
No hand-offs; clear advisor access.
Across manufacturing, services, startups, and professionals.
Book your free consultation before deadlines approach and get CA-led support through every stage of audit compliance.