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For Solopreneurs & Small Business
Running it solo? Tax + GST, handled.
Small-business income, presumptive taxation under 44AD and GST — income tax and GST in one place for AY 2026-27. Estimate your tax, then file with an expert.
- 44AD Presumptive business income
- GST Registration & returns
- One Place Tax + GST together
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Presumptive 44AD, the simple route
Eligible small businesses can declare 6–8% of turnover as income and skip detailed books. We check if you qualify and whether it saves you tax.
Income tax and GST, under one roof
A solopreneur juggles both. We file your ITR and keep your GSTR-1 and 3B on time, reconciled and penalty-free — no two agencies, no dropped balls.
Advance tax, planned across the year
Business income needs quarterly advance tax. We compute yours so interest under 234B and 234C never eats your margin.
Solopreneurs with EasyTax vs juggling it alone
Say NO to
- Not knowing if 44AD applies to you
- Two agencies for income tax and GST
- GST late fees stacking at ₹50/day
- Input credit lost to unmatched invoices
- Advance-tax interest under 234B/234C
- A scramble every 20th and every July
Say YES to
- A clear 44AD eligibility and benefit check
- Income tax and GST under one roof
- GSTR-1 & 3B filed on time, every month
- Input credit reconciled against 2B
- Advance tax computed across four quarters
- One expert who knows your whole picture
How it works
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Estimate your tax
Use the calculators below for tax and GST.
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Share your numbers
Turnover, expenses and GST invoices.
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We handle both
ITR under 44AD or books, plus GST returns on time.
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Stay compliant
Advance tax planned, deadlines tracked, penalties gone.
Tax for solopreneurs, AY 2026-27 explained
How a solopreneur is taxed
Running a small business solo means two parallel obligations: income tax on your business profit, and GST once your turnover crosses the threshold. For income tax in AY 2026-27 you either declare profit presumptively under Section 44AD (a flat 6–8% of turnover, no detailed books) or maintain accounts and claim actual expenses, filing ITR-4 or ITR-3 respectively. On the GST side you file GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B on their monthly (or quarterly QRMP) cycle. Handling both together, on time, is what keeps a solo business compliant and its cash flow intact — so we start you with a tax estimate.
Who this is for
Sole proprietors, single-owner shops and studios, D2C sellers, consultants trading as a business, and small service providers — anyone running the business alone and personally responsible for both income tax and GST. If you’re unsure whether 44AD saves you money, whether you need GST yet, or you’re tired of chasing two different agencies, this is built for you.
Presumptive taxation under 44AD
Section 44AD lets eligible resident small businesses with turnover up to the prescribed limit declare 6% of digital turnover (8% of cash) as income, pay tax on that, and skip books and audit. It’s simple and often generous, but opting out later locks you out for five years, and high-margin or high-expense businesses sometimes fare differently under books. We assess eligibility and compare both before filing, rather than defaulting to presumptive.
GST, thresholds and advance tax
GST registration becomes mandatory once turnover crosses ₹40 lakh for goods or ₹20 lakh for services (lower in special-category states), and e-commerce or inter-state sellers need it regardless. Once registered, GSTR-1 (by the 11th) and GSTR-3B (by the 20th) are due every cycle, with input credit reconciled against GSTR-2B. Business income also needs quarterly advance tax. Use the calculators below to estimate your income tax and GST before you file.
What you will need
- PAN and Aadhaar
- Turnover / receipts summary for the year
- Business bank statements
- GST login or GSTIN, if registered
- Sales and purchase invoices, for GST
- Expense records, if filing under books
Whatever your small business
Sole proprietors
Presumptive 44AD or books, whichever wins.
D2C & online sellers
GST registration and monthly returns.
Service businesses
Income tax and GST handled together.
44AD presumptive
Simple flat-rate business income.
GST filers
GSTR-1 & 3B on time, 2B reconciled.
Advance-tax planning
Quarterly instalments computed.
Composition scheme
Evaluated where it lowers compliance.
Growing past thresholds
GST flagged and set up in time.
Estimate your tax & GST
Free tools for solopreneurs — size your income tax and GST before you file.
GST deadlines, penalties & why one expert wins
What you’ll need, and why
Solo-business filing starts with your turnover summary and business bank statements, which establish your income for both ITR and advance tax. For GST we need your GSTIN or portal login and your sales and purchase invoices, so returns are filed and input credit reconciled against GSTR-2B. If you file income tax under books, we need your expense records; under 44AD presumptive, we don’t.
What missing a GST deadline costs
GST late filing is not a minor slip: the late fee is ₹50 per day per return (₹20 for NIL), interest runs at 18% a year on unpaid tax, and persistent default can block e-way bills and suspend your registration. Input credit lost to unmatched invoices is money gone every month. Filing GSTR-1 by the 11th and GSTR-3B by the 20th, with proper 2B reconciliation, protects both compliance and your working capital.
Why file with EasyTax
One expert handles your income tax and GST together, so nothing falls between two agencies. We check 44AD eligibility, compare presumptive against books, keep your GST returns on time and reconciled, and plan your advance tax — all under India’s DPDP Act. For the ongoing GST work, our GST Return Filing and GST Registration services take over.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions from solopreneurs and small businesses.
It lets eligible resident small businesses with turnover up to the prescribed limit declare 6% of digital turnover (8% of cash) as income, pay tax on that, and skip detailed books and audit. It’s simple, but opting out later locks you out for five years, so we assess whether it genuinely benefits you before filing.
Registration is mandatory once turnover crosses ₹40 lakh for goods or ₹20 lakh for services (lower in special-category states), and e-commerce or inter-state sellers need it regardless of turnover. We assess your position and, if you need it, handle the registration and ongoing returns.
ITR-4 (Sugam) if you declare income presumptively under 44AD, or ITR-3 if you maintain books and claim actual expenses. We select the right form and the route — presumptive or books — that leaves more money with you.
Yes — that’s the point of this page. One expert files your ITR and keeps your GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B on time and reconciled, so you don’t chase two agencies or drop a deadline. It’s the same picture handled end to end.
A late fee of ₹50 per day per return (₹20 for NIL), plus 18% annual interest on unpaid tax. Persistent non-filing can block your e-way bills and suspend your registration, which stops you invoicing. We file on time so these costs never arise.
Yes — business income is subject to advance tax in four instalments across the year, and shortfalls attract interest under Sections 234B and 234C. Because business income is variable, we estimate and plan your instalments so June and September don’t bring a surprise.
The Income Tax calculator sizes your income-tax liability, the GST calculator works out tax on your invoices, and the GSTR-3B Interest calculator estimates interest on a late payment. They’re a quick first look; the final filing is built from your actual turnover and invoices.
Yes. Your turnover, bank statements, invoices and GST login are used only to prepare and file your returns, stored securely, and never shared. You can revoke access any time. All handling follows India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act.
Running it solo? Let us handle tax + GST.
Estimate above, then file income tax and GST with one expert who knows your whole picture.