Monthly
GST for larger taxpayers
Quarterly option exists below ₹5 crore
File on time
GST, income tax, TDS, and startup tax-exemption support.
Penalty-free compliance is mostly a calendar and a clean set of books. Bridgeway handles GST, income-tax, and TDS filings, and prepares DPIIT startups that want to claim the Section 80-IAC deduction. We will not describe a tax holiday as something every new company receives.
3 years
80-IAC deduction window
Three years out of the first ten, if eligible
Notices
Representation support
The department still decides
What this engagement covers
GST
Registration where needed, GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, and annual returns.
- Above ₹5 crore: monthly filing in the published guide
- Below ₹5 crore: quarterly filing with monthly tax payment may be available
- Late fees are described as a reason to file on time, not as a scare tactic
Income tax
Returns for individuals, firms, companies, and LLPs, with planning that stays inside the law.
- Companies and LLPs file even in a loss year
- Refund claims need a return
- We do not sell aggressive positions we cannot explain
TDS
TDS returns, challans, and Form 16 or 16A.
- Reconciliation against the books
- Payment and return are both required
Audit and notices
Tax audit support under Section 44AB, GST audit support where it applies, and replies to notices.
- Representation before the authorities you are actually facing
- A notice is not handled by ignoring it
Startup 80-IAC
For DPIIT-recognised startups, preparation of the three-year deduction under Section 80-IAC.
- Recognition is a precondition, not the deduction itself
- Intermediary and specified activities can be excluded by law
- We say if the startup is unlikely to qualify
Why clients use this
- A calendar instead of a last-week scramble.
- GST, TDS, and income tax looked at together, so the numbers match.
- Notice replies with the papers attached.
- Startup exemption explained before you plan cash around it.
How the work moves
01
Assessment
Turnover, entity, and current registrations tell us what is already due.
02
Registrations
GST or TAN is taken only if the law or the workflow requires it.
03
Filings
Returns go in with the working papers kept.
04
Planning
Through the year we flag deductions and risks. We do not wait for March.
Before you start
- The published late-fee note for GST is ₹50 a day, or ₹20 a day for a nil return, capped at ₹5,000, plus loss of input credit discipline. Confirm the current rate before you rely on it.
- A 100% tax saving headline on the old site described the 80-IAC deduction, not a result for every client.
- Wealth products and investment advice are not a substitute for a filing engagement. Ask what is included before you assume it.
GST is monthly or quarterly. Income-tax and TDS follow their statutory calendars. Professional fees are quoted by scope.