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Fill your ITR in just Rs 11, Paytm has brought a special offer, only 4 days are left

July 28, 2026 by Uma Shankar

The last date for filing Income Tax Return (ITR) is near. Now only 4 days are left. If you are also among those who have not yet filed your return, then there is a good news for you. Now you do not need to pay huge fees to CA or any tax expert. Paytm has started a new feature in collaboration with ClearTax, from where you can fill your ITR for just Rs 11.

What will you get in the Rs 11 plan?

You will get this facility directly in the ‘Free Tools’ section of the Paytm app. The best thing about this is that you will not have to put too much thought into filling the form. Whatever information you already have with the Income Tax Department, it will be automatically filled in your form. Looking at your earnings, the system will automatically decide which form you should fill and which new or old tax system will be better for you.

Relief for those investing money in stock market

If you invest money in stock market or mutual funds, then this platform is very helpful for you. It fetches data from more than 80 stock brokers in a single click. You will not have to sit and calculate your profits or losses (capital gains) yourself. Apart from this, in this Rs 11 plan you also get free ‘Notice Protection’. That is, if any notice from the Income Tax Department comes after filing the return, then the ClearTax team will help you fully in understanding and responding to that notice.

Don’t trust blindly, keep these things in mind

This offer is perfect for those employed people whose tax is deducted from Form-16 and who get some interest from the bank. But, tax experts advise that one should not trust technology completely blindly. The app will fill your form automatically, but before pressing the ‘Submit’ button, you should check all the details yourself. You have to check whether all your earnings and tax exemptions (deductions) are recorded correctly or not. If your income comes from many different sources, like property rental, freelancing or you have changed jobs in the middle of the year, then you need to be even more careful.

About Uma Shankar

Uma Shankar writes about finance, business, and investment topics. He simplifies complex subjects like stock market, banking, tax, and cryptocurrency to help readers make informed financial decisions. Data-driven reporting is his strength.

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