Income Tax
Income Tax Department introduces Kar Saathi portal for round-the-clock artificial intelligence assistance
Originally reported by DD News as: Income Tax Dept launches ‘Kar Saathi’ website to simplify tax filing, offer 24×7 AI help
12 Nov 2026, 6:31 pm IST · Xecute.finance News DeskArchive edition
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The Income Tax Department has rolled out the Kar Saathi website to ease tax filing procedures for citizens. The platform delivers continuous artificial intelligence-driven support around the clock to resolve taxpayer queries.
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The Income Tax Department has launched a new online platform named the Kar Saathi website to simplify the tax filing process and provide continuous support to taxpayers. This digital initiative aims to make compliance easier for individuals and entities navigating their tax obligations. The portal is equipped with a twenty-four-seven artificial intelligence assistance feature designed to answer taxpayer queries at any time of day.
In traditional compliance frameworks, taxpayers often face bottlenecks while seeking timely clarifications during peak filing seasons, leading to delays and errors. Tax professionals and practitioners should explore the new portal to understand its capabilities for client assistance. Stakeholders should monitor official departmental notifications regarding further feature rollouts and integration guidelines to streamline their annual filing workflows.
Bottom Line: Familiarizing yourself with this new artificial intelligence portal can help reduce turnaround times for client support and compliance queries.
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