Share your documents — photos are fine. I read them, work out the regime that leaves the most in your pocket, and file on the government portal. A flat ₹400. Nothing is sent until you say so.
You bring the documents; I do the tax work. Most people are done in a few minutes.
Form 16, rent receipts, LIC, insurance, home-loan certificate, broker statement — upload them or photograph them. Don't know a number? Just send the document.
Your figures are extracted and cross-checked against your AIS and 26AS, both tax regimes are computed, and I find the deductions you're entitled to.
You confirm the numbers, pay a flat ₹400, and I file your return on the government portal — then you get the acknowledgement.
If you missed declaring something in your Form 16 and want to claim it back, that's exactly what I'm here for.
I, CA Sowmiya, assure you that everything you share — your Form 16, your bank and investment details, every document — is used only to prepare and file your return, and is never disclosed to anyone without your consent.
This isn't only a promise — it binds me in law. The Chartered Accountants Act, 1949 makes it professional misconduct to disclose client information without consent, and confidentiality is one of the five fundamental principles of the ICAI Code of Ethics.
"There's no incentive to inflate anything — only to get it right."
Income-tax returns, filed by CA Sowmiya, a practising Chartered Accountant. Filed on the Government of India's income-tax portal. Held in strict confidence per the ICAI Code of Ethics.