A software engineer spent 6 hours filing his ITR-2 with Claude.
He thought his return was simple enough to handle himself.
But Claude made one mistake that could have cost him later 👇
🚨Crypto TDS was deducted from your transactions?
That alone does not mean your crypto tax filing is complete.
2026 ITR season has revealed a significant gap between crypto TDS deductions and actual tax filings.
Here’s what crypto investors should know 👇
🚨Crypto TDS was deducted from your transactions?
That alone does not mean your crypto tax filing is complete.
2026 ITR season has revealed a significant gap between crypto TDS deductions and actual tax filings.
Here’s what crypto investors should know 👇
[8] The key takeaway:
TDS deducted ≠ crypto taxes filed.
If you had crypto transactions during the year, check your reporting before assuming your tax compliance is complete.
🚨ITR filing for Freelancers
Your ITR deadline is Aug 31, 2026 if your accounts don’t require an audit.
But filing as a freelancer is different from filing as a salaried employee.
Here’s what you need to know before filing 👇
🚨ITR filing for Freelancers
Your ITR deadline is Aug 31, 2026 if your accounts don’t require an audit.
But filing as a freelancer is different from filing as a salaried employee.
Here’s what you need to know before filing 👇
[9] So before filing your ITR as a freelancer, check three things:
🔸Whether ITR-3 or ITR-4 applies
🔸Whether all Indian and foreign income is reported
🔸Whether your income records match 26AS and AIS
For non-audit cases, the deadline is August 31, 2026.