
With our online portal, register your business in India without traveling from anywhere in the world.
Complete assistance to NRIs to start and manage their business in India seamlessly. From business registration to incorporation, our experts handle all.
By understanding your service area, business expectations, presence, and size, at Savetaxs, we provide you with tailored solutions for your business setup in India. Here is how we help you:
With our online portal, register your business in India without traveling from anywhere in the world.
From company registration to documentation and annual tax filings, we assist you with everything.
On your foreign investment, get advice from professionals and stay compliant with FEMA & RBI guidelines.
From providing the document checklist to verification, our experts ensure your papers are legally valid and compliant with laws.
Our team 24*7 available to solve your Indian company registration for foreign nationals queries and provide you with proper guidance.
At Savetaxs, we have proper security measures that keep your data and documents encrypted.
tart your business in India with ease. Expert support for Global Indians (NRIs) to simplify business setup, ensure compliance, and unlock growth opportunities seamlessly.
Choose the right structure
Expert advice on selecting the most suitable business entity in India—Private Limited, LLP, or Partnership—based on your goals and compliance needs.
Hassle-free paperwork process
End-to-end assistance with drafting, filing, and obtaining required approvals under Indian laws, ensuring your business incorporation is smooth and compliant.
Get mandatory registrations done
Assistance in securing PAN, TAN, GST, and other statutory registrations so your business is fully compliant from day one.
Simplify NRI banking setup
Support in opening business bank accounts and ensuring FEMA compliance for smooth capital inflows, foreign investment, and transactions in India.
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Read MoreRead the most common questions asked by our NRI clients about income tax notices from our experts.
There are several reasons why a person receives an income tax notice from the Income Tax Department. These include arithmetic errors, mismatches in mentioned income, incorrect claims of tax deductions or losses, or non-disclosure of high-value transactions. In this scenario, the IT department requires additional information from you, along with the submission of some documents.
If you ignore an income tax notice, there are different consequences you can face depending on the income tax notice you received. You might face a tax penalty of INR 10,000 and 1 year imprisonment. Under Section 148 notice, if the tax official has evidence or a key reason to believe that you have not accurately reported your income or not paid your liable taxes in full, you might receive a notice from the IT department.
You get 30 days to reply to the income tax notice you received from the Income Tax Department of India from its issue date. During this timeline, you are supposed to file a response to the received notice. Further, if you do not respond to the notice on time without giving any further chance, if there is some outstanding demand, the income tax department will adjust it with that.
The document type you require to respond to depends on your income tax notice type. Generally, you need to submit a copy of your income tax notice, proof of your income sources, such as a salary slip, bank statements, etc., a TDS certificate, an indemnity bond, Form 16, a letter requesting rectification, and, if applicable, proof of investment.