Tax Audit at Sakariya & Associates ensure accurate reporting of income, proper compliance with tax provisions, and full disclosure as required under the Income-tax Act.

Our approach focuses on correct verification of books, adherence to statutory requirements, TDS/TCS validation, and clause-wise reporting to ensure clients remain litigation-ready and compliant with evolving tax regulations.

Tax Audit

Our Approach to Tax Audit

We conduct Tax Audits with a detailed, documentation-driven methodology that emphasizes accuracy, statutory compliance and practical tax insights tailored to each client’s business.

01

Books & Compliance Verification

Examining books, transactions and statutory requirements.
02

Clause-wise Reporting & Analysis

Ensuring correct disclosures under tax audit forms.
03

Final Review & Advisory Notes

Providing insights to prevent future disputes and penalties.

Key Checks & Deliverables

  • Verification of books of accounts and transaction accuracy
  • TDS/TCS compliance review and correction analysis
  • Reporting under relevant Tax Audit clauses and schedules
  • Verification of deductions, depreciation and allowances
  • Identification of tax risks and non-compliance areas
  • Practical recommendations for improving tax discipline
  • Assistance during assessments or departmental queries

Why Choose Us for Tax Audit

Our tax audits provide clarity, reduce exposure to penalties, and strengthen compliance systems with a litigation-ready approach.

  • Detailed clause-wise documentation and tax accuracy
  • Strong interpretation of Income-tax provisions and reporting rules
  • Support during assessment, scrutiny and post-audit compliance

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Tax Audit?

A Tax Audit verifies books of accounts and ensures correct reporting under the Income-tax Act.

Businesses and professionals crossing specified turnover or gross receipt limits under Section 44AB.

Books of accounts, ledgers, bank statements, invoices, TDS records, depreciation schedules and compliance documents.

Yes — accurate reporting and proper documentation significantly reduce scrutiny and litigation risks.

Penalties, disallowances, interest exposure and increased risk of departmental scrutiny.

Yes — verification of TDS/TCS compliance is a key part of the audit.

While not designed specifically for fraud detection, discrepancies may indicate potential issues.

Through structured verification, detailed reporting and strong advisory to ensure compliance and accuracy.

Yes — we provide post-audit advisory to ensure smooth compliance and respond to departmental queries.