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Tax Audit under Section 44AB: Free Scoping, Fixed Fee in Writing, UDIN on the Report

Form 3CA/3CB with Form 3CD, signed by a practising CA, uploaded to the income-tax portal with a UDIN. Limits, cash test and due date checked on your actual books.

Tax audit due21 Oct 2026AY 2026-27, as extended by CBDT
FeeFixed, in writingBefore you pay
Signed byPractising CAUDIN on every report
A tax audit under section 44AB of the Income-tax Act is a CA's audit of a business or profession's books against tax law, reported in Form 3CA or 3CB with Form 3CD. It applies above Rs 1 crore turnover for business (Rs 10 crore if cash is 5% or less) and Rs 50 lakh for professionals.
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Who Needs Tax Audit Services

The Details

Tax Audit Services: what to know

Who needs a tax audit?

A tax audit is triggered by turnover or receipts above the limit, and also by certain presumptive-scheme cases where profit is declared below the prescribed rate. The CA compares your books with the clauses of Form 3CD, which cover items such as loans, cash payments, depreciation, TDS and GST details.

Since 28 September 2026, CBDT's extension has moved the audit report date for AY 2026-27 from 30 September to 21 October 2026, and the return date for covered audit cases from 31 October to 21 November 2026. Transfer pricing cases keep separate dates. Check our limits and due dates guide for the full table.

Tax audit applicability (section 44AB)
TaxpayerAudit needed when
BusinessTurnover above Rs 1 crore
Business with low cashTurnover above Rs 10 crore if cash receipts and cash payments are each 5% or less
ProfessionalGross receipts above Rs 50 lakh
Presumptive schemeIf profit is declared below the prescribed rate and income is above the exemption limit

Entity-specific pages: proprietorship tax audit and partnership firm audit.

What You Get

What Is Included

  • Audit report in Form 3CA or 3CB
  • Form 3CD with all applicable clauses
  • UDIN generated and quoted on the report
  • Upload on the income-tax portal and your acceptance
  • Review of cash payment, loan and TDS clauses
  • Support for the income-tax return in audit cases
Documents Required

Documents Checklist

  • Trial balance and ledgers
  • Bank statements and loan statements
  • Sales and purchase registers
  • GST returns (GSTR-1, 3B, 9)
  • TDS returns, challans, Form 26AS or AIS
  • Fixed asset register with additions and sales
  • Details of cash payments above limits
  • Previous year's tax audit report and return

Free printable list: audit documents checklist format.

How It Works

How It Works, Step by Step

  1. Share your details

    Fill the form or WhatsApp us with your entity type and last year's turnover

    Day 1
  2. Free scoping call

    The CA reviews your trial balance, confirms the audit scope and quotes a fixed fee in writing

    Within 2 working days
  3. Audit fieldwork

    Testing, queries and adjustments on your records, with a clear list of open points

    Timeline agreed in writing
  4. Signed report with UDIN

    The CA signs the report, generates the UDIN and supports the follow-on filings

    On the agreed date
Transparent Fees

Audit Fees: Fixed in Writing After Free Scoping

The ICAI does not prescribe audit fees, so we do not publish a list price that would not fit your case. We scope your books for free and quote one fixed fee in writing, and you pay only after you accept it.

What decides your audit fee
FactorWhy it mattersEffect on fee
Turnover and transaction volumeMore entries to testHigher with more entries
Locations or branchesMore places to verifyHigher with each location
State of the booksUnreconciled books need cleaning firstLower with clean books
Reporting neededCARO, internal financial controls, consolidationHigher with more reports
TimelineShort notice means overtimeHigher if rushed
How the quote is laid out
LineHow it is shown
Our professional feeFixed amount in writing after scoping
GST at 18%Shown on its own line
Government or statutory fees (for example MCA filing fees)At actuals, shown separately
Total payableStated before you commit

Read the full explanation in our guide: audit fees in India.

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CA Rinky Vishwakarma, Fellow Chartered Accountant, ICAI No. 177507

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Signing Chartered Accountant, SVT & Associates
ICAI No.: 177507Fellow CA – ICAI20 years combined experience1,000+ clients served

Fellow Chartered Accountant (FCA) with over 12 years of experience across Big 4 audit, investment banking and independent practice. Personally reviews each engagement before sign-off, and signs audit reports in her capacity as a practising CA. Full profile: CA Rinky Vishwakarma.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the tax audit report due date different this year?

For AY 2026-27 (FY 2025-26), CBDT's press release of 28 September 2026 moved the audit report date to 21 October 2026 and the return date for covered audit cases to 21 November 2026. Transfer pricing cases have their own dates, so check which group you are in.

What happens if the report is late?

A default attracts a charge of 0.5% of turnover or gross receipts, capped at Rs 1,50,000. The recent Budget reportedly recast this as a fee, so the current position for your year should be checked. A late report also delays the return in audit cases.

Who signs the tax audit report?

A practising Chartered Accountant signs it. Form 3CA is used where the books are also audited under another law, and Form 3CB where they are not. Every report carries a UDIN and is uploaded on the portal, where you accept it.

How long does an audit take?

The main driver is how complete and reconciled your books are when we start. Clean books with bank reconciliations done move quickly, while backlog, missing vouchers or unreconciled GST and TDS add time. After reviewing your trial balance and documents, we give you a timeline in writing before you commit.

How much does an audit cost?

The ICAI does not prescribe audit fees. The fee depends on turnover, transaction volume, number of locations or branches, state of the books, and the reporting needed, such as CARO or internal financial controls. We scope your case for free and share a written estimate. You pay only after you accept it.

How do I verify the UDIN on an audit report?

Every audit, attest and assurance report signed by a practising CA must carry an 18-digit UDIN generated through ICAI. You can check it at udin.icai.org. For tax audit reports, the UDIN is also quoted on the Income Tax e-filing portal when the report is uploaded.

Do you serve clients outside Mumbai?

Yes. Documents are shared online and review calls run on phone or video, so most audits can be run remotely. Work that needs physical presence, such as stock verification or branch visits, is planned around the location. Our office is at Topiwala Centre, Goregaon West, Mumbai.

What is the difference between statutory audit, tax audit and internal audit?

A statutory audit is required by the Companies Act (or the LLP Act) and ends with an opinion on whether the financial statements give a true and fair view. A tax audit under section 44AB of the Income-tax Act checks your books against tax law and is reported in Form 3CA/3CB with Form 3CD. An internal audit is a review of controls and processes during the year, and it is mandatory only for the classes of companies listed in Rule 13 of the Companies (Accounts) Rules, 2014.

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Who signs and issues the work. SVT & Associates is a Chartered Accountancy firm registered with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. Audit and assurance work is performed under the supervision of CA Rinky Vishwakarma (FCA, ICAI Membership No. 177507). Reports and certificates are signed by a practising CA and carry a UDIN. Under section 144 of the Companies Act, 2013, we do not provide book-keeping or internal audit services to a company whose statutory audit we perform. Our role in online document collection and delivery is administrative; the professional opinion is the CA's. Fees are shown before 18% GST. Dates and limits are as understood on the last-updated date and can change by notification. We do not guarantee any outcome, approval or sanction by a bank, lender or authority.
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