Concept demo
A live-reconciliation concept for ITR filing
This shows one idea: fill in numbers from your AIS and Form 26AS automatically, show your estimated refund updating live as you check each one, and walk through the full filing process — not just a single screen.
- New regime, FY 2025-26 rates
- Illustrative, not advice
- Nothing leaves your browser
Try a different taxpayer profile
Your details, from your e-filing profile
Pulled from your PAN-linked profile and pre-validated bank account — nothing to type here.
Based on your Form 16 and AIS, you'll likely file ITR-2
Salary and capital gains, with no business income — this combination usually needs ITR-2.
We've filled in what your AIS already shows
Rows in green are matched and read-only. Amber rows need a look.
Deductions
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Tax summary & verification
Tied to the specific schedule that was drafted, not a blanket agreement to the whole return.
Tax computation
Taxes already paid
Refund credit
I've checked the draft above against my own records, and it's correct.
Check the box above to confirm you've reviewed the drafted figures first.
Verify with Aadhaar OTP
A concept mock — no OTP is actually sent, and nothing is really e-verified. Enter any 6 digits to continue.
Enter a 6-digit OTP to continue — any 6 digits work in this demo.
Return submitted and e-verified
Filed for AY 2026-27 and verified with the OTP sent to your Aadhaar-linked mobile. Here's the recap, and where each figure came from.
Extends a UX case study on India's ITR filing experience. The four profiles above mirror four sample AIS statements built to test the idea: a clean salaried case, multiple capital-gains rows plus an unconfirmed one, a freelancer with several TDS deductors, and a business case with an unlinked tax challan — the exact "paid but not reflected" gap the original research surfaced. Idea stage only.
Tax math: new regime, FY 2025-26 slabs, with the ₹75,000 salaried standard deduction, the section 87A rebate and marginal relief up to ₹12,00,000 in slab-rate income, equity STCG at 20%, equity LTCG at 12.5% above a pooled ₹1,25,000/year exemption, presumptive income at 50% of receipts (44ADA) or 6% of digital turnover (44AD) where relevant, and 4% health & education cess. Surcharge applies above ₹50L total income — 10% (₹50L–1Cr), 15% (₹1Cr–2Cr), capped at 25% beyond that under the new regime — with equity capital-gains surcharge separately capped at 15%. Marginal relief is modeled at the ₹12L rebate cliff but not at the surcharge thresholds; old-regime deductions and other edge cases are left out. This demonstrates the mechanic, not a filing-grade calculator.