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ITR-6 Workbook Preparation

Upload last year's filled ITR-6 utility and your current-year financial workbook. The ITR automation prepares the workbook step by step — General, then Balance Sheet, then Profit & Loss — on the official ITR-6 template (ITR 6_AY 26-27.xlsm) maintained by our team, and gives you the prepared workbook along with any warnings it reports. If the Income Tax Department releases a newer version of the template, you can run with your own copy instead. It runs entirely in the AWS cloud, so you can keep using your computer or phone while we prepare it.

Just ₹245 per execution

Plus one-time development, infrastructure and marketplace fees (90% launch discount) and 18% GST.

  • Runs in the AWS cloud
  • Keep working, or take a coffee break
  • Run and track it from your phone
  • Named users: up to 5. They share your firm's one execution pool. No charge per named user.
  • Concurrent runs: 1. Runs start one at a time on a shared worker. A run may wait until the worker is free, and while it starts up after being idle, which can take several minutes.

You will upload

  • Last year's filled ITR-6 utility

    Accepted: .xlsm, .xlsx · up to 50 MB.

  • Current-year financial workbook

    Accepted: .xlsx, .xlsm · up to 50 MB.

    Download sample financial workbook

  • ITR-6 template — kept up to date by our team, so you don't need to upload it. You can replace it with your own copy when you run.

Preparing your files

Current-year financial workbook (year ended 31 March 2026)

Download sample financial workbook (.xlsx)

Fictional figures. A guide to the structure, not a required layout: tab order, column and row positions, row counts and line wording can differ, within the rules above. It covers only the current-year financial workbook; last year's filled ITR-6 utility is a separate required upload.

  • Include the Balance Sheet, the Statement of Profit and Loss and their notes and schedules: share capital, reserves, borrowings, the fixed-asset register, inventories, receivables ageing, revenue, other income and each expense note. Notes can be on one tab or several. Keep property, plant and equipment and intangible assets in one fixed-asset note, as the sample does.
  • Use readable tab names: the Balance Sheet tab named "BS" or containing "Balance Sheet", and the Profit and Loss tab containing "Profit", "P&L", "P and L" or "Income statement", or named "PL".
  • On the Balance Sheet, keep the sub-headings (Shareholders' funds, Non-current and Current liabilities, Non-current and Current assets) and give each line its note number, so its note's details are read.
  • Start each note with its own heading, such as "Note 10: Property, plant and equipment". A title that begins with a note number, such as "Notes 10 and 11: …", is read as a note heading.
  • Put the current year (31 March 2026) to the left of the previous year (31 March 2025), under headings such as "As at 31 March 2026". The previous-year column is optional, but some figures, such as opening stock, use it.
  • Keep the share capital line ("12,50,000 equity shares of Rs 10 each") and a units line on the Balance Sheet tab, such as "(All amounts in Rupees)", or in thousands, lakhs or crores. Without them, the unit can be read wrongly.
  • Amounts must be numbers, not text, with calculated values saved. Hidden tabs, rows and columns are not read. Keep every Balance Sheet line above the signature block.
  • Use .xlsx or .xlsm, and remove any password needed to open the file.

Last year's filled ITR-6 utility is a separate required upload. General details come from it, plus one default (secondary address).

How a run works

  1. Upload your files and press Run.
  2. A secure worker starts and runs the automation in order: General → Balance Sheet → Profit & Loss.
  3. The output is checked, then made available to download for a limited time.

Each run uses one execution from your shared pool.