ITR for Companies in Pune - Overview
📌 TL;DR - ITR for Companies in Pune Services at a Glance
Every company registered under the Companies Act in India - private limited, OPC, public limited, and Section 8 (except those claiming Section 11 exemption) - must file ITR-6 annually on incometax.gov.in, regardless of turnover or profitability. The due date is 31 October 2026 for FY 2025-26. Companies must choose their tax regime: 22% under Section 115BAA (file Form 10-IC), 15% under Section 115BAB for new manufacturing (file Form 10-ID), 25% for turnover up to Rs 400 crore, or 30% under the old regime with exemptions and deductions. Companies under 115BAA/115BAB are exempt from MAT. Even loss-making and dormant companies must file.
Pune is home to thousands of registered companies across every sector. The Hinjewadi-Kharadi IT corridor houses software companies ranging from bootstrapped startups to subsidiaries of Fortune 500 MNCs. MIDC Bhosari, Chakan, and Ranjangaon host manufacturing companies that may qualify for 15% tax under Section 115BAB. Baner and Kharadi are hubs for newly incorporated startups filing loss-making ITR-6 returns to carry forward losses. The Income Tax Office, Pune and CIT (Pune) jurisdiction administer ITR compliance. Learn more about ITR for Companies across India.
Each company faces a critical annual decision: which tax regime to choose. The difference between 22% (115BAA) and 30% (old regime) can amount to lakhs or crores in tax. Filing ITR-6 with the correct regime selection, accurate financial disclosures, proper audit reports, and timely Form 10-IC/10-ID submission is essential. After ITR filing, companies benefit from Annual ROC Filing and Accounting Services.
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