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News: The Income Tax Department launched ‘Kar Saathi’ website to simplify tax processes and support transition to the Income Tax Act, 2025.
About Kar Saathi AI Website

- Kar Saathi is an AI-powered digital assistant integrated into the revamped income tax portal for guidance and compliance support.
- Launched by: It is launched by the Income Tax Department.
- Aim: It aims to simplify tax compliance, provide 24×7 assistance, and improve taxpayer experience through technology-driven governance.
- Key Features:
- 24×7 AI assistance: It provides round-the-clock automated responses for queries related to filing returns, provisions, forms, notices, refunds, and compliance.
- Single platform access: It brings all direct tax resources such as forms, challans, e-payment, e-verification, and FAQs under one roof.
- User-friendly system: It is designed for faster navigation, easier usability, and reduced compliance complexity for taxpayers.
About PRARAMBH Programme
- PRARAMBH stands for Policy Reform and Responsible Action for Mission Viksit Bharat, which is a nationwide outreach programme for tax awareness.
- Nature: It is a citizen-first outreach and facilitation initiative conducted through print, digital media, workshops, and guidance material.
- Aim: It aims to reduce confusion, encourage voluntary compliance, and ensure clear understanding of new tax rules.
- Philosophy: It is guided by the spirit of “Nagrik Devo Bhava”, focusing on simple, clear, and reliable tax administration.
- Components
- Multi-channel Outreach: It uses print, radio, television, digital platforms, and social media for awareness.
- Educational Support: It provides simplified guidance material, FAQs, and workshops for better understanding.
- System Reforms: It highlights reduction of rules from 510 to 333 and forms from 399 to 190, easing compliance and reducing over six crore transaction requirements.




