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UMESH RAVANI
AND ASSOCIATES.
Taxation
- Filing of Income Tax Returns.
- Filling of TDS Returns.
- Filling of GST Returns.
- Other Matters Related to Income Tax, TDS and GST
Audits
- Statutory Audit
- Tax Audit under Income Tax Act.
- Internal Audit
- Stock Audit
management consultancy services
- Guidance to Start-ups
- Scaling up business
- Project and finance
- Advanced tax planning
- Incorporation of companies
Umesh Ravani & Associates is established by CA Umesh in the year 1992. By the Efforts and commitment of CA Umesh Ravani, it has emerged as one of the leading practice unit. It has developed sufficient infrastructure to render comprehensive professional services on various fields of Audit & Assurance Service, Advisory Services, Taxation, Business Process Outsourcing and Management Consultancy to the various clients.
For the further expansion of the firm , in the year 2018 , the firm introduced CA Amar G Oza as a partner. With a background in areas of taxation , auditing , financial advisory , CA Amar G Oza has been instrumental in driving growth and providing high-level strategic counsel across a variety of industries.
In a world marked by constant change and new challenges, offering innovative and forward-thinking solutions is the need of present era. As the firm continues to navigate the evolving landscape of finance, regulation, and business , in the year 2024 , the firm introduced one more professional CA Rajesh Jani as a partner in the firm.
This partnership means even greater access to cutting-edge insights and an expanded array of services. The Firm is committed to continually improving their offerings to meet the evolving needs of business
DIRECT TAX
Tax Compliance including Income Tax Assessment, Appeals before Commissioner (Appeals) and Income Tax Appellate Tribunal.
INDIRECT TAXES
GST Refund Application in case of Exports and Advisory. GST Assessments, Handling Demand Notices and Scrutinies.
AUDITING & ASSURANCE
Bank Audit including System Audit, Revenue Audit, Book Debt Audit, Stock Audit, Concurrent Audit etc.Tax Audit under Income Tax Act.
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FAQ
It is a new law introduced by the Government of India to replace the existing Income-tax Act, 1961 from 1 April 2026 with the objective of simplifying tax provisions.
No major change in tax rates has been proposed under the new Act.
To simplify language, reduce complexity, and reorganize provisions of the old law.
The introduction of the “Tax Year”, replacing the system of Previous Year and Assessment Year.
A single 12-month period for computing and filing taxes, making compliance easier.
A Tax Year is a single 12-month period for:
- Earning income
- Computing tax
- Filing return
A single 12-month period for computing and filing taxes, making compliance easier.
A Tax Year is a single 12-month period for:
- Earning income
- Computing tax
- Filing return
The process will remain largely similar but may become more simplified and digital.
Yes. Under the Income Tax Act, 2025, both the old and new tax regimes are continues, as there is no major structural change in tax rates or regimes in the new law.
Most deductions are expected to continue, though they may be reorganized within the Act.
The concept of capital gains remains the same with simplified drafting.
These provisions are expected to continue for small businesses and professionals.
Yes, but mainly in format. TDS provisions will be consolidated into a simplified table structure.
No. The new Act only affects income tax provisions.
Yes. The law aims to reduce complicated cross-references and lengthy explanations.
Yes, digital and faceless tax administration will continue.
No major changes are expected in accounting methods.
Existing cases will continue under transitional provisions.
Penalty provisions will be simplified but enforcement remains strong.
There are no major changes in the basic taxation principles for NRIs under the Income Tax Act, 2025.
Income earned in India will continue to be taxable in India
Residency rules and taxability framework largely remain the same
Trust provisions are reorganized but the basic taxation framework remains similar.
No immediate action is required. Taxpayers should stay informed.