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TaxCare

Who it's for

File ITR for your whole family

Add your own PAN, then each family member's. Every return is prepared, filed and e-verified separately — you manage them all from one login.

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In short

Parents, spouse, grown-up children — every PAN at home from one account.

Due date (no business income, no audit)
31-Jul-2026
Due date with business or professional income, no audit
31-Aug-2026

Is this you?

  • You file your parents' returns
  • Your spouse has their own income
  • Each person has their own PAN
  • You'd like to keep every return in one place

Key figures for Tax Year 2025-26

Taken from the same rule tables the TaxCare app files with.

Due date (no business income, no audit)
31-Jul-2026
Due date with business or professional income, no audit
31-Aug-2026

How TaxCare handles it

Only what the app does today — nothing promised for later.

  1. Every PAN at home, one loginAdd your own PAN first, then each family member's. Each one is verified with the OTP the Income Tax portal sends for that PAN.
  2. A separate return for each personEach family member gets their own return, figures and e-verification. You manage all of them from one account.
  3. Your records, fetchedOnce your PAN is connected, TaxCare pulls your AIS, TIS and Form 26AS or Form 168 straight from the Income Tax portal.
  4. Approve, upload, e-verifyNothing is released until you approve it. You upload the return on the Income Tax portal, then e-verify with an Aadhaar OTP, and reminders follow until it's done.
  5. A Tax Expert when you need oneIf your return has something self-filing doesn't cover, hand it to a verified TaxCare Tax Expert from inside the app. The price is shown before you book.

What you need

Most of your figures are fetched for you. Keep these ready.

  • Your PAN, linked with your Aadhaar

  • Each family member's PAN, and their OTP with their consent

  • A bank account in your name, validated on the Income Tax portal, for the refund

Guides on this topic

  • Special taxpayers and life situations

    ITR for senior citizens

    Senior citizens get a higher exemption limit, extra health insurance and interest deductions in the old regime, and some may not need to file. Learn the age bands, slabs, deductions, which form to use and what to watch for.

    5 min readUpdated 26-Oct-2026

  • Special taxpayers and life situations

    ITR for pensioners: forms, deductions and tips

    Pension is taxed as salary, with a standard deduction. Family pension is taxed as other income with its own deduction. Senior citizens get a higher exemption in the old regime and a savings interest deduction. See which ITR form to use and what to check.

    4 min readUpdated 26-Oct-2026

  • Special taxpayers and life situations

    ITR for housewives and homemakers

    A homemaker with no income need not file a return. But one with interest, rent, capital gains or business income may have to, and filing can help with refunds, loans and visas. Learn when and how, and what clubbing means.

    6 min readUpdated 26-Oct-2026

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Questions, answered

Why must I add my own PAN first?

Your own PAN anchors the account. Once it is connected, you can add family members.

Does my family member need to be involved?

Yes, once. Each PAN is verified with the OTP the Income Tax portal sends to that person's Aadhaar-linked or registered mobile, so do it with them and with their consent.

Are the returns combined?

No. Each person files their own return, with their own figures, refund and e-verification. You just manage them from one account.

What if someone else already added that PAN?

A PAN can be on one account at a time. Verifying it with the portal OTP moves it to yours, and the other account is told.

Everyone's ITR, from one account.

Your first return with TaxCare gets 25% off. The fee follows your income: free up to ₹1,00,000, then from ₹49 — never more than ₹1,499.

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