How to find software engineering roles that provide presumptive taxation under section 44ADA. It really saves a lot of taxes

It will turn out a year since I join Google as software engineer passing out of college. Now in this tax filing season I am very much scared to file my taxes since I don't know anything about ITR. Can you guys help me suggest some good platforms for tax filing, I have heard about these: 1. Cleartax 2. Quicko 3. Taxbuddy Btw, haa anyone tried quicko? Have heard about their experience is smooth and nice? Pepul please help me with this..

I recently received an offer from a early stage startup. But they told that that pay in contractual basis. when asked about the reason they told that it helps the company and employees to save tax. How does it work? will it affect my future employment if I take this job? like if I join some other company will they accept that I was actually working fulltime. The role is fulltime, but only the money transaction will happen as contractual.

Got a new offer for the role of Software Engineer - Frontend. What would I be getting in-hand ? Really scared of paying around 40k+ as taxes 🥺 Someone pls help me save as much taxes as possible and If I can ask them to make any optimisations to the offer letter to save taxes YOE : 2

So this is something that I have been researching for a while, apart from very well known instruments such as-(only mentioning the ones that should be done by everyone irrespective) * 1.5L annually through 80C * 50k standard deduction * HRA claim * Donation claims * Insurance/Medical claims How are you folks optimising your post tax income? Would really like to hear it from people getting >= 24 LPA fixed, since from this point onwards a major chunk (almost 20% goes in taxes) and it really hurts.

The foreign companies pay you the exact amount without deduction and the taxes need to be paid by the individual. Does the section 44ADA really help to save tax? What's the benefit if someone is earning the same amount from an Indian company and the same from a company outside India? I've read the rule change if you make above 50L. I would like to know from people who are actually paying freelance taxes.

Considering a fresher who will need to do a masters abroad (MiM/Masters not MBA as it needs work ex) with a loan vs a fresher who will start working right after UG in Consulting or Finance Considering the PPP, and also considering that it is a golden decade for India How will it look for these two different routes? Would love to hear your opinion/suggestions

As the title suggests, I'm a lawyer and good at what I do. Haven't got anything better to do, so AMA. Very happy to assist startups and young businesses as well!

I'm a software dev contractor and I'm working for 2 companies, having a total income of 50L per annum. when I consulted a CA, he mentioned that I'll have to pay 18% GST (since business income is over 20L) and will also have to pay 30% income tax. i understand taxes are important and all, but I'm so not willing to give 6 months of my hard work to the government. can anyone please advise me on what to do to save on taxes

Are there any tax benifits/ loss while working for a remote company while staying in India? I'm told that the pay would be a bank - wire transfer every month or it could be a payoneer. Are there any specific questions should i ask to get more clarity on this? If you have any resource, please paste the link below ...