Taxation Services
File Your Society’s Taxes On Time, Every Time
Say goodbye to penalties and confusion. We handle your tax compliance so you don’t have to.
Why Taxation Matters for Housing Societies ?
Most societies assume they don’t need to file taxes—but that’s a costly mistake.
Even if you're a non-profit CHS, you're legally required to:
- File ITR-5 annually
- Deduct and deposit TDS
- Submit audit reports
- Stay compliant with the Income Tax Department
Missed filings lead to penalties, legal notices, and scrutiny. We make sure that never happens.
Our Complete CHS Taxation Services
“What We Handle for Your Society”
Service
- Income Tax Return Filing (ITR-5)
- Form 10B Audit Filing
-
Professional Tax (PT)
What You Get
- Complete filing including all CHS exemptions and clauses
- Coordinate audit reports with your appointed auditor and file correctly
- Registration & annual filing—especially for societies with staff
- Got a tax notice? We draft and file a professional reply and handle follow-ups
Why Choose
The Society Consultants?
We specialize in housing societies—not generic CA services
Our system tracks every due date so you never default
Get one expert consultant—not a ticketing system or chatbot
Why Choose The Society Consultants (TSC)?
Not all consultants are created equal. Here's why over 300+ housing societies trust us with their formation:
CHS-Specific Expertise
We specialize in housing societies—not generic CA services
Zero Missed Deadlines
Our system tracks every due date so you never default.
Direct Support
Get one expert consultant—not a ticketing system or chatbot
Important Tax Filing Timeline
Highlight your history, showcase growth and key milestones.
April–May
Appoint Auditor, PT Registration/Renewal
July 31
File Income Tax Return (ITR-5)
Quarterly
File TDS Returns (26Q)
October 31
File Audit Report (Form 10B)
FAQs – Tax Filing for Societies
Yes. Even if your society is not-for-profit, you are still required to file an ITR-5 annually. Housing societies typically claim exemptions under Section 80P, but that exemption is claimed after filing the return. Not filing at all can result in notices and penalties.
You may face penalties starting from ₹1,000 up to ₹10,000, plus interest on unpaid taxes. In some cases, the society may even receive scrutiny notices from the Income Tax Department.
Yes, you must still file. Even if there's no taxable income, filing a Nil Return keeps your compliance clean and avoids future complications. It also helps when applying for loans, registrations, or government schemes.
R -5 is your annual income tax return.
Audit filing (Form 10B) is a mandatory report submitted by your auditor if your society’s income exceeds ₹2.5 lakh (as per most cases). Both are separate filings with separate deadlines.
Here’s a basic checklist:
- Society PAN Card
- Previous year’s ITR (if available)
- Bank statements
- Income & expense statement
- Maintenance collection report
- Auditor’s report (if applicable)
We help you compile and prepare all these