Tax Audit under Section 44AB
Business turnover above ₹1 crore, or profession above ₹50 lakh
- Books review and finalisation
- Every 3CD clause and annexure prepared
- Turnover reconciled with GST returns
10 to 15 business days
Tax audit under section 44AB, statutory audit under the Companies Act, cost audit under section 148 and internal audit. We prepare the working papers and schedules; the report is signed by the professional the law requires for that audit.
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LIVEShare turnover, entity type and last year's financials. We confirm which audits apply and quote a fixed fee.
Within 1 working day
We compile or review the books, prepare the annexures and reconcile GST, TDS and 26AS with the accounts.
5 to 15 business days
The empanelled Chartered Accountant or Cost Accountant reviews, signs and uploads the report before the due date.
Before the statutory due date
3CA / 3CB with 3CD
Turnover above ₹1 crore, or ₹10 crore with 95% digital receipts.
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Companies Act audit
Every company needs a statutory audit regardless of turnover.
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CRA-1, CRA-3, CRA-4
Cost records and cost audit under section 148. This is a Cost Accountant's work.
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Section 138 internal audit
Process, inventory and revenue leakage review, quarterly or annual.
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Prices exclude 18% GST and include everything listed. Government fees, where applicable, are charged at actuals with receipts.
Business turnover above ₹1 crore, or profession above ₹50 lakh
10 to 15 business days
Private Limited, OPC and LLPs crossing audit limits
15 to 25 business days
Manufacturing and regulated sectors above prescribed limits
15 to 25 business days
Growing businesses and companies covered by section 138
Per quarter, on an agreed calendar
Borrowers with working capital limits, and their lenders
5 to 10 business days
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A business with turnover above ₹1 crore, raised to ₹10 crore when at least 95% of receipts and payments are digital, and a profession with gross receipts above ₹50 lakh (₹75 lakh with 95% digital). It also applies if you declare profit below the presumptive rate under 44AD or 44ADA after having opted in.
The audit report in Form 3CA or 3CB with 3CD is due by 30 September 2026 and the return by 31 October 2026. Late filing of the report attracts a penalty under section 271B of 0.5% of turnover, capped at ₹1,50,000.
No. Section 44AB reserves the tax audit report for a Chartered Accountant. Our CMA team prepares the books, schedules and 3CD annexures, and an empanelled Chartered Accountant reviews and signs the report. We name that professional on your order.
A cost audit under section 148 of the Companies Act examines cost records for specified industries above prescribed turnover limits. It must be conducted by a Cost and Management Accountant, not a Chartered Accountant, and is filed in Form CRA-3 and CRA-4.
Yes. Every company must have its accounts audited each year regardless of turnover or profit, including dormant and zero-revenue companies. LLPs need an audit only above ₹40 lakh turnover or ₹25 lakh contribution.
Our tax audit engagements start at ₹14,999 for a straightforward business within presumptive limits and rise with turnover, number of branches and the state of the books. We quote a fixed fee after a scope review, before any work begins.
For statutory and tax audit, no. The auditor must be independent of the person maintaining the books. Where we keep your accounts, the audit is assigned to an empanelled professional with no involvement in that work.
Trial balance and ledgers, bank statements, sales and purchase registers, GST returns, TDS returns and Form 26AS, fixed asset register, loan statements, stock records and last year's audited financials.
Speak with a qualified tax professional who reviews your situation, explains your options in plain language and tells you exactly what to file.