Quick answers
Does SKAG and Associates serve clients in Sagarpur?
Yes. Sagarpur falls within the firm’s immediate working area in South West Delhi. The firm offers salaried individuals, landlords, shopkeepers and small workshop owners in Sagarpur services such as income-tax returns, GST registration and returns, TDS filings and company or LLP incorporation.
Where is the office relative to Sagarpur?
The office is at Kh.No-84, Plot No -RZ-I-1, F/Floor, 12/2, Main Rd, opposite Yammaha Showroom, Mahavir Enclave, New Delhi, Delhi 110045, roughly 2–3 km from most parts of Sagarpur. It is usually a short auto-rickshaw or car ride through Dabri, and Dashrathpuri station on the Magenta Line is the closest Metro stop.
How do I reach the office from Sagarpur?
Most clients come through Dabri to the Mahavir Enclave main road, a few minutes by auto-rickshaw or car outside peak hours. From the Pankha Road side of Sagarpur, it can be easier to go along Pankha Road to Dabri Mor and turn south. Dashrathpuri on the Magenta Line is the closest Metro station. The office is open Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM (closed on Sundays); a map is on the contact page.
Sagarpur and the Palam office
Sagarpur is one of the older, closely built colonies of South West Delhi, lying a little to the east of Dabri. SKAG and Associates, providing Chartered Accountant (CA) services in Sagarpur, works from Kh.No-84, Plot No -RZ-I-1, F/Floor, 12/2, Main Rd, opposite Yammaha Showroom, Mahavir Enclave, New Delhi, Delhi 110045, which is roughly 2–3 km from most of Sagarpur. The practice is led by CA Gaurav Singh (ICAI Membership No. 539050). This page describes, for general information, the kind of work the firm handles for people and businesses in Sagarpur.
Reaching the office from Sagarpur
The usual route is through Dabri to the main road of Mahavir Enclave; an auto-rickshaw or car covers it in a few minutes outside peak hours. Clients coming from the Pankha Road side of Sagarpur may find it easier to travel along Pankha Road towards Dabri Mor and turn south from there. For Metro users, Dashrathpuri station on the Magenta Line is the closest stop to the office. Hours are Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM; directions are on the contact page.
Typical taxpayers in Sagarpur
Much of Sagarpur is made up of multi-storey family houses, and a common pattern is a household that lives on one floor and lets out the others. Such landlords need rental income reported correctly, and some also have capital gains when a floor or plot is sold. The colony also has many small shops, wholesale and retail traders, and workshops and small-scale units ; these businesses commonly ask whether they have crossed the GST registration limit, how presumptive taxation applies to them, and how to keep simple books. Salaried employees, including those who commute to offices elsewhere in Delhi and the NCR, generally need return filing, help with employer TDS mismatches and replies to income-tax notices.
Services commonly relevant to Sagarpur clients
- Income-tax return filing for salary, rental income, business income and capital gains
- GST registration for traders and workshops, and ongoing GST return filing
- TDS return filing for businesses that deduct tax on rent, contractor payments or salaries
- Company incorporation or LLP registration where a growing business wants a separate legal entity
Before applying for GST, business owners can read the GST registration guide for Delhi, which sets out the documents usually required and the general process. The complete list of services is on the services page.
Free tools
Free tools that Sagarpur landlords, traders and workshop owners can use before a discussion: house property income calculator, capital gains calculator, Delhi property stamp duty calculator, TDS / TCS rate chart, GST registration checker and compliance calendar. All of them are listed on the tools page. Seasonal guides: revised and belated return guide for AY 2026-27 and GSTR-9 / 9C guide for FY 2025-26.
Common Delhi registrations for a new shop
Opening a shop, office or small business in Sagarpur? These are the registrations most often needed in Delhi. Which ones apply depends on the business.
- Delhi Shops and Establishment registration — online on the Delhi Labour Department portal (labourcis.nic.in); the Department’s FAQ states that no fee is payable and no documents are needed, and the certificate is issued on submission.
- GST registration — when turnover crosses the threshold, or from the first sale for inter-State supplies of goods (sellers of goods through e-commerce operators within one State and below the threshold may be exempt under Notification 34/2023-Central Tax).
- Udyam (MSME) registration — online and free on the Udyam portal.
- Delhi Labour Welfare Fund — applies to shops, establishments and factories employing five or more persons. Contributions are half-yearly, per employee: Rs 0.75 from the employee and Rs 2.25 from the employer, due by 15 July and 15 January, as notified by the Delhi Labour Welfare Board.
- FSSAI registration or licence — for eateries and any food business.
Service pages for Sagarpur clients
Office location and hours
SKAG and Associates, Kh.No-84, Plot No -RZ-I-1, F/Floor, 12/2, Main Rd, opposite Yammaha Showroom, Mahavir Enclave, New Delhi, Delhi 110045. Open Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM. Phone / WhatsApp +91 88022 54567.
Frequently asked questions
A business tenant in my Sagarpur building deducts TDS on rent. What should I check?
Check that the TDS appears against your PAN in Form 26AS and the Annual Information Statement, and claim it in your return. A business or professional tenant deducts TDS at 10% on rent of land or building above ₹50,000 for a month, and an individual tenant not liable to tax audit deducts 2% where rent exceeds ₹50,000 a month. From 1 April 2026 these deductions fall under Section 393 of the Income-tax Act, 2025.
How is the sale of one floor of a family house in Sagarpur taxed?
The gain on a floor held for more than 24 months is long-term: 12.5% without indexation for transfers on or after 23 July 2024, or, for a resident individual or HUF who bought before that date, 20% with indexation if lower. If the stamp duty value is higher than the price, the higher value is generally used. Each co-owner reports their own share, and reinvestment in a residential house can give exemption within the time limits.