Expert CA-assisted income tax return filing for salaried individuals based in Delhi. Whether you receive salary income, have rental income, capital gains, or need to claim HRA exemption, our team ensures accurate filing under the appropriate ITR form (ITR‑1 or ITR‑2) for AY 2026‑27. Maximise your refunds, choose the right tax regime, and stay compliant with the latest Delhi‑specific tax rules.
Delhi is not just the national capital; it is a major financial hub where thousands of salaried employees generate income from varied sources. Your ITR filing needs are unique because of the city’s high cost of living, higher HRA percentages, and frequent inter‑state NCR transfers. Whether you live in a rented flat in South Delhi or own a house in Noida, our CAs understand the Delhi‑specific income tax exemptions, HRA calculations, and deductions that maximise your tax savings. Filing correctly also helps you:
With the due date for non‑audit cases being 31 July 2026, early filing ensures you never miss a deadline and avoid late fees under Section 234F[reference:0].
Delhi: 50% HRA + higher cost of living → significant tax savings
Choosing the correct ITR form is the first step to a flawless filing. Most salaried employees in Delhi fall into one of the following categories:
A major tweak for AY 2026‑27: ITR‑1 now allows reporting income from up to two house properties, previously only one, making it easier for those with two self‑occupied or rented houses[reference:4].
ITR‑1 (Sahaj) for most salaried employees | ITR‑2 for complex cases
Under the old tax regime, you can claim a wide range of deductions that reduce your taxable income. Common deductions for Delhi‑based employees include:
Under the new tax regime (default), most deductions are not allowed, except the standard deduction of ₹75,000 and certain employer‑provided exemptions. We help you compare both regimes to pick the one that gives you the lowest tax liability[reference:7].
House Rent Allowance (HRA) is one of the most valuable tax‑saving components for salaried employees living in rented accommodation in Delhi. Under the old tax regime, the exemption is calculated as the least of the three amounts:
Important: HRA exemption is available ONLY under the old tax regime. Under the new regime, HRA exemption is not allowed[reference:9]. We help you calculate the exact exemption and decide which regime benefits you more. Also, from FY 2026‑27, HRA 50% exemption now applies to 8 cities, including additional cities like Pune, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, and Bengaluru[reference:10].
Example for Delhi employee: Basic salary ₹30,000/month, HRA ₹15,000/month, rent ₹12,000/month → the exempt amount would be min. of (₹1.8 lakh HRA received, ₹1.8 lakh (50% of basic), ₹1.08 lakh (rent paid‑10% of basic)) = ₹1.08 lakh[reference:11].
Delhi: 50% of basic salary counts towards HRA exemption
For AY 2026‑27, the new tax regime is the default. To opt for the old regime, you must explicitly choose it while filing your ITR[reference:12]. Here is a quick comparison:
Our CAs compute your tax liability under both regimes and recommend the one that saves you more. The break‑even point typically lies between ₹5 lakh and ₹8 lakh of deductions; if you claim over ₹8 lakh deductions, the old regime is often beneficial[reference:13].
New regime: zero tax up to ₹12.75 lakh | Old regime: best for high deductions
We provide a personalised checklist – just upload your documents safely online
Average turnaround: 3–5 working days after receipt of all documents.
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Local expertise, CA‑driven accuracy and transparent pricing
We accurately compute HRA exemption using Delhi’s 50% metro calculation and help you retain rental receipts for a smooth claim.
We compare new vs old tax regime side‑by‑side, especially for Delhi employees with high HRA, home loans and 80C investments.
Never miss the 31 July deadline. We send reminders, complete your filing early, and also assist with belated returns if needed.
We help you rectify any defective notice, process refunds, and file revised returns in case of missed income or deductions.
Includes salary income, one/two house properties, interest income, and standard deductions. Ideal for most Delhi salaried employees.
For salaried employees with stock market gains, foreign assets, more than two house properties, or income above ₹50 lakh.
Correction of previously filed return or filing for past assessment years (with applicable late fees).
*GST extra. Special discounts for first‑time filers and group filings.
Expert‑assisted filing for every type of taxpayer
Don’t let the 31 July 2026 deadline catch you off guard. Our Delhi‑based CAs handle your salaried ITR with personalised attention – from HRA calculation to regime selection. Get maximum refund and peace of mind.