Qubera Tax: file your income tax return with a real chartered accountant, at a fair flat price

Qubera Tax is a CA-assisted income tax filing service built for India. AI computes your return under both the old and the new regime and finds every deduction you are eligible for. A real, practising chartered accountant then reviews it, signs off, and files it with the Income Tax Department, and confirms your e-verification. You pay one flat price for the whole return, tied to how complex it actually is, and you see that price before you pay a rupee. Qubera is a technology platform that connects you with independent chartered accountants. It is not itself a chartered accountancy firm.

Why tax filing needs a fair, flat price

Tax filing in India has no sticker price. Because nobody publishes what a return should cost, the same salaried filing gets billed 800 rupees by one CA and 5,000 rupees by another, and you have no way to tell which one is fair. Qubera fixes that. Every return gets one honest, flat price, tied to its complexity and your income, and it is the same number for everyone in the same situation. There is nothing to negotiate and no hourly meter running. You answer six quick questions, we place you on a transparent price grid, and you see the exact fee for your return in about two minutes, with no login and nothing to upload.

How Qubera Tax works

First, you answer six short questions about your income sources, residency, and rough income bracket. Second, you see your fair price: the correct ITR form for your return, a flat fee for it, and what CAs typically charge for the same work. Third, you hand it to a vetted Qubera chartered accountant who computes, reviews, and files it at that exact price. The AI does the arithmetic and drafts the return; a human CA is accountable for what gets filed.

What one flat price includes

Every Qubera Tax price includes the full job, not a stripped-down version. We run both the old and the new tax regime and file you under the one that pays less. We find every deduction you are entitled to, including 80C, 80D, HRA, NPS under 80CCD(1B), home loan interest, and the ones people usually forget. A real chartered accountant reviews and signs off before anything is submitted. Then we file with the Income Tax Department and confirm your e-verification. Prices shown are the base fee per return for assessment year 2026-27; 18% GST is added at checkout, and add-ons apply for extra Form-16s, additional house properties, and foreign income.

Which ITR form you need

The right form depends on your income. ITR-1 (Sahaj) suits most salaried people with one house property and interest income. ITR-2 covers capital gains, more than one house property, RSUs, or foreign assets. ITR-3 is for income from business or profession, and ITR-4 (Sugam) is for presumptive income under sections 44AD, 44ADA, or 44AE. Qubera picks the correct form for you from your answers, and the chartered accountant assigned to your return confirms it before filing, so you never file on the wrong form.

Old regime or new regime

The new tax regime has lower slab rates but removes most deductions and exemptions. The old regime keeps deductions such as 80C, 80D, HRA, and home loan interest, but taxes at higher slabs. Which one leaves more money in your pocket depends entirely on your deductions, and the answer is different for almost everyone. Qubera computes your tax both ways and files you under whichever regime pays less, so the choice is made on the maths, not on a guess.

What happens if you get a notice

If a routine intimation under Section 143(1) arises from a return Qubera filed for you, we help you understand and respond to it at no extra charge. That covers the common automated intimations that follow a normal filing. Matters that go beyond routine intimations, such as scrutiny assessments under Section 143(2), reassessment under Sections 147 and 148, penalty or prosecution proceedings, other assessment years, and anything arising from information you did not disclose, are outside that free support and are quoted to you separately before any work begins.

Privacy, security, and your data

Qubera Tax is built under India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, and treats your tax documents as highly sensitive. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. It is shared only with the chartered accountant assigned to your return and the regulated processors required to compute and file it, and it is never sold. You can read the full privacy policy to see exactly what we collect and why, and you can request deletion of your data at any time. Our terms of service and refund and cancellation policy are kept short and in plain English on purpose.

Who builds Qubera Tax

Qubera Tax is built by Qubera Technologies Private Limited, a small team based in Bangalore, India, founded by Abhay Arya and Siddharth Uttam, both IIT Bombay alumni. Qubera connects you with independent, practising chartered accountants and gives every return a fair, transparent price. For anything, including grievances, you can reach us at one address, abhay@qubera.club. Check your price in about two minutes and see what your return should actually cost.