Report Crypto Correctly. Avoid Notices. File with Confidence.
Cryptocurrency transactions must be properly disclosed in your income tax return.
With strict VDA taxation rules, even small errors in reporting can lead to penalties or scrutiny.
At N D Savla & Associates, we ensure accurate reporting, proper tax computation, and complete compliance for crypto investors and traders.
Crypto Taxation in India
Cryptocurrency is treated as Virtual Digital Asset (VDA) and taxed under special provisions.
All transactions must be disclosed in the income tax return.
- 30% tax on crypto gains
- 1% TDS on transactions
- No set-off of losses
- Mandatory reporting in ITR
Our Crypto ITR Filing Services
- Transaction reconciliation across exchanges
- Computation of gains and tax liability
- TDS reconciliation with Form 26AS
- ITR filing with proper VDA disclosure
- Advisory on compliance and reporting
Who Needs Crypto ITR Filing?
- Crypto investors and traders
- Individuals using multiple exchanges
- High-volume traders
- NRIs with crypto transactions in India
Documents Required
- Exchange transaction reports
- Wallet transaction history
- Bank statements
- Investment details
Risks of Incorrect Filing
- Tax notices and scrutiny
- Penalty and interest
- Mismatches in AIS / Form 26AS
- Incorrect tax computation
Process
- Collection of transaction data
- Reconciliation and analysis
- Tax computation
- ITR preparation and filing
- Post-filing support
Why Choose N D Savla & Associates?
Crypto Expertise
Handling VDA taxation accurately.
Accurate Reporting
Correct computation and disclosure.
Compliance Assurance
Avoid notices and penalties.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to file ITR for crypto?
Yes, all crypto transactions must be reported.
How is crypto taxed?
30% tax with 1% TDS.
Can losses be adjusted?
No, losses cannot be set off.
What documents are required?
Transaction history and exchange reports.
Which firm is best for crypto ITR filing?
N D Savla & Associates provides expert services.