The AI copilot that answers from actual Indian tax law — CGST Act, CBIC circulars, CBDT notifications — with citations you can verify. Upload notices, generate professional replies, calculate interest. All within your private, isolated profile.
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Three core tools that save tax professionals hours every week — research, reply, and calculate.
Is ITC available on food and beverages under GST?
No. Input Tax Credit on food and beverages is a blocked credit under Section 17(5)(b) of the CGST Act, 2017.
The section states that ITC shall not be available for food, beverages, outdoor catering, beauty treatment, health services, cosmetic and plastic surgery, except where the inward supply is used for making an outward taxable supply of the same category or as an element of a taxable composite or mixed supply.
How it works
Tax Sahayogi doesn't guess. It retrieves the relevant legal text first, then generates an answer grounded only in that text. This is called RAG — and it's why every answer has a citation.
Type your GST or Income Tax query in plain English or Hindi. Optionally upload a notice PDF.
Your query is searched against our indexed knowledge base using both keyword matching (BM25) and semantic understanding (vector search) — so 'Section 16(4)' and 'ITC time limit' both find the right provision.
The LLM composes a response ONLY from the retrieved legal text — never from general knowledge. Every claim includes a [Source] citation linking back to the exact section or circular.
A second AI pass checks for hallucinated section numbers, contradictions with source text, and outdated provisions. Issues are flagged with confidence ratings.
Every query, conversation, uploaded notice, and generated reply is scoped to your user account. There is no cross-profile sharing — User A's data is never visible to User B, never used to improve another user's results, and never mixed into a shared training set. The knowledge base (Acts, Rules, Circulars) is shared because it's public law — but your private data (queries, notices, replies) is isolated at the database level with tenant-scoped queries.
Knowledge Base
Every answer comes from official Indian tax law. Our knowledge base is built from these government-published sources — indexed, chunked, and embedded for AI retrieval.
New consolidated Income Tax Act replacing the 1961 Act — simplified, restructured provisions effective from AY 2026-27
Sources are updated regularly. All documents are from official government domains (cbic-gst.gov.in, incometaxindia.gov.in, gstcouncil.gov.in).
Privacy & Security
Tax data is sensitive. We built Tax Sahayogi with privacy as the foundation — not an afterthought. No cross-profile sharing. No data selling. No AI training on your prompts.
All databases, search indexes, and caching run in Azure Central India (Pune). Your client data never leaves the country.
Every user's data is isolated at the database level. Your queries, notices, and conversations are never visible to or used by another user.
Under our enterprise agreement with Azure, your inputs are never used to train or improve AI models. Zero data leakage.
AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.2+ in transit. API keys managed via Azure Key Vault. Bcrypt password hashing.
Each organisation gets isolated database partitions. Role-based access controls ensure only authorised team members see client data.
Full compliance with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. ISMS framework aligned with ISO 27001 controls.
Your Query
Private to you
Knowledge Base
Public law only
AI Processing
Azure enterprise DPA
Your Answer
Private to you
The knowledge base (Acts, Circulars, Notifications) is shared — it's public law. Everything else is scoped to your account and never crosses profile boundaries.
Features
Built by people who understand Indian tax practice. Every feature designed to save time and reduce risk.
Ask any GST or Income Tax question. Every answer cites the exact section, circular, or notification. Click any citation to see the source text.
Upload a tax notice PDF. The AI parses it, extracts key fields (authority, sections cited, demand amount), researches the law, and drafts a professional point-by-point reply.
GST interest under Section 50, TDS applicability under 194C/194J/194H — deterministic calculations with formula shown. No AI involved, pure math.
Automated pipeline monitors CBIC and CBDT websites every 2 hours. New notifications and circulars are parsed, embedded, and indexed automatically.
Every conversation is logged with timestamps. Export any reply as a formatted PDF or DOCX with citations, assumptions, and confidence ratings.
Combines keyword search (for exact section numbers like '16(4)') with semantic search (for conceptual queries like 'can I claim credit on construction'). Best of both worlds.
Whether you're a solo practitioner or a large firm, Tax Sahayogi fits your workflow.
Join the professionals who save hours every week with AI-powered tax research and notice replies.
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Disclaimer: Tax Sahayogi is currently in beta and has been made live for testing purposes only. This tool uses AI to generate responses and may make mistakes. All outputs — including answers, notice replies, and calculations — must be independently verified by a qualified Chartered Accountant or tax professional before relying on them. Tax Sahayogi does not constitute legal or tax advice.