CMA Tax CompanionGrounded in Acts.Grounded in Acts.
Citation-first, zero-hallucination tax intelligence — built for the ICMAI-CMA practitioner.
01 · The Problem
Old Vs New
Five structural failures every CMA practice hits — and the system component that removes each one.
| Problem | CTC Answer |
|---|---|
Statute churnIT Act 1961 → 2025 transition; circulars superseded weekly. No practitioner can track supersession chains manually. | Informed ActionDaily CBDT ingestion + supersession detection; superseded law never returned as primary; Keeps pipeline fully relevant. |
Hallucination riskGeneric AI invents sections and case law. One fabricated citation in a notice reply is a career event. | Grounded AnswerArchitectural evidence gate — no source, no answer; the model cannot fabricate. It only sticks to what it is told. No hallucination risk. |
Non-reproducible computationsSpreadsheet math with no lineage fails scrutiny and peer review. | Smart CalculatorsDeterministic calculators (temp 0), every figure traced to source data + citation |
Season overloadAdvance tax (234B/234C), TDS, audit and filing peaks collide; response time collapses. | Forecast and Balance<5s advisory, load-forecast autoscaling, WIP queue on the dashboard |
Fragmented knowledgeVerdicts, journals, portal data and firm workpapers live in silos with zero cross-referencing. | Unified Intelligence15-tier Legal Knowledge Graph unifying statute, rules, notifications, case law + firm uploads |
Statute churn
IT Act 1961 → 2025 transition; circulars superseded weekly. No practitioner can track supersession chains manually.
Informed Action
Daily CBDT ingestion + supersession detection; superseded law never returned as primary; Keeps pipeline fully relevant.
Hallucination risk
Generic AI invents sections and case law. One fabricated citation in a notice reply is a career event.
Grounded Answer
Architectural evidence gate — no source, no answer; the model cannot fabricate. It only sticks to what it is told. No hallucination risk.
Non-reproducible computations
Spreadsheet math with no lineage fails scrutiny and peer review.
Smart Calculators
Deterministic calculators (temp 0), every figure traced to source data + citation
Season overload
Advance tax (234B/234C), TDS, audit and filing peaks collide; response time collapses.
Forecast and Balance
<5s advisory, load-forecast autoscaling, WIP queue on the dashboard
Fragmented knowledge
Verdicts, journals, portal data and firm workpapers live in silos with zero cross-referencing.
Unified Intelligence
15-tier Legal Knowledge Graph unifying statute, rules, notifications, case law + firm uploads
02 · The Platform
Unified Studio For Everything
Is interest under 234C waived for presumptive income?
Partly. Declarants under 44AD/44ADA pay the whole advance tax by 15 March — a single instalment; 234C interest applies only on that shortfall.
| Clause | Old Regime | New Regime |
|---|---|---|
| Slab rate (top) | 30% | 30% |
| 80C / 80D | Allowed | Not allowed |
| Std. deduction | ₹50,000 | ₹75,000 |
ML scores risk. Rules compute tax. The CA certifies. — non-negotiable.
03 · Why It Can't Lie
No Bluffs, Only Real Stuffs
hallucination target
top-5 retrieval precision
immutable audit logs
uptime, filing-season autoscaled
05 · Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
A login-first workspace for ICMAI-CMA practitioners that brings tax research, drafting, client projects and analytics into one Studio. Every answer is citation-backed, and every workflow is built around the review-then-certify practice model.
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Book a WalkthroughPractice at the speed of the statute.
Login-first. Citation-always. Built with the ICMAI-CMA practitioner in mind.
P1 flagship: Tax Companion chat · Evidence Gate · Income Tax tab · 1961↔2025 Engine