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Tax tools that run in your browser — no sign-up, no data leaves your device.

Each tool gives you a plain-English explanation, a checklist of documents you need, and a downloadable working (PDF or CSV) you can keep for your records. Zero personal details required.

Intimation Decoder

143(1) Intimation Decoder

Got a notice from CPC? Unlock the PDF password, decode each adjustment line — TDS mismatch, 80C disallowed, HRA denied, income added from AIS — get the exact documents you need, and know whether to accept, file rectification under section 154, or appeal.

For: any Indian taxpayer who received a 143(1) intimation showing a demand, reduced refund, or adjustments they don't understand.
Decode your intimation  →
Guide

Income Tax Demand Notice — What to Do

Step-by-step guide to understanding why CPC raised a demand, the different types of demand notices (143(1), 156, 245), top 5 reasons, how to respond online, and when to consult a CA.

For: any Indian taxpayer who received a demand notice or whose refund was reduced or denied.
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FTC Calculator

Form 67 Foreign Tax Credit Calculator

Calculate the FTC you can claim on Form 67 under your DTAA treaty, get a personalised checklist of supporting foreign tax documents (Form 1042-S, P60, IR8A, T4, PAYG, T5), and save the working for 16 years under the Black Money Act.

For: resident Indians with US RSUs, ESPP, foreign dividends or interest; NRIs claiming treaty relief; returning NRIs.
Open the calculator  →
AI Assistant Companion

Vault documents from Claude or ChatGPT

While working with your financial documents in Claude or ChatGPT, when you need to vault them for long-term retention — one phrase saves them into KarSafe. Your phone encrypts each file with its own fresh 256-bit key before upload; the AI assistant never touches your vault.

For: anyone using AI assistants to do their tax work who wants the proofs and workings to outlive the conversation.
See the flow  →
Explainer

Where is the key? — Why KarSafe is a vault, not cloud storage

Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, iCloud all encrypt your files. The question that actually matters is: who holds the key? A simple explanation of why KarSafe is a vault and cloud storage is a warehouse — and why every document in KarSafe is encrypted with its own separate key.

For: anyone who's ever wondered what the difference is between cloud storage encryption and a real vault, and whether uploading tax documents to KarSafe is actually safer than dropping them in Drive.
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