Tax-saving tips built from your own shop’s numbers
Most shopkeepers overpay tax simply because nobody tells them the schemes they qualify for. BazarBook looks at your turnover, your margins and your GST status, and flags where a shop like yours can legally pay less — the composition scheme, presumptive tax under 44AD, going more digital, and more — in plain Hindi, Gujarati or English.
These are pointers to discuss with your CA, not a substitute for professional advice.
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You only hear about savings once a year
The schemes that cut a small shop’s tax — composition, presumptive income, input credit — have rules tied to your turnover and how you take payment. You meet your CA once a year, long after the decisions were made. BazarBook watches the numbers all year and tells you what to ask about.
What you get
Tips from your real numbers
The advisor reads your last twelve months — turnover, margin, GST status and how digital your payments are — not generic advice off the internet.
It knows the thresholds
Composition scheme under ₹1.5 crore, presumptive tax under 44AD, the GST registration limits — it checks where you sit against each.
Explained in your language
Munim rewrites each tip in plain Hindi, Gujarati or English, so it actually makes sense — no tax jargon.
Flags what you’re missing
Paying tax on turnover you could shelter, or not claiming a scheme you qualify for — it points these out early.
Made to check with your CA
Every tip comes with a clear reminder to confirm with your accountant. It puts the questions on the table; your CA signs them off.
Part of your reports
The advice sits in Reports next to your profit & loss and tax summary, so the savings connect to real figures.
How it works
Just keep billing
The advisor works from the sales and figures already in your shop — nothing extra to enter.
Open Reports → Tax
Find the “Ways to save tax” panel under your tax summary.
Take it to your CA
Go through the tips, tick the ones that fit, and confirm them with your accountant.
Tax-saving advisor — common questions
Is this proper tax advice?
No — and it never pretends to be. It highlights schemes and savings a shop like yours may qualify for, based on your numbers, so you know what to ask. Always confirm with a qualified CA before acting.
How does it know what applies to me?
It reads your trailing twelve-month turnover, your margins, whether you’re GST-registered and how much you take digitally, then checks those against the Indian thresholds that decide each scheme.
What languages does it speak?
The tips are explained in Hindi, Gujarati or English, whichever you use the app in.
Does it file my GST return?
No. It gives you a GST summary of what you’ve collected and guidance on saving — filing the return itself is still done with your CA or on the GST portal.
Which plan has the tax-saving advisor?
It’s on the Medium plan and up, as part of the reports.
Is it best on a phone or a computer?
The advice reads best on a computer or laptop next to your reports, though you can view it on a phone too.
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