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AskSolique is an AI tax research tool built for India. Ask a question in plain language and get an answer reasoned across all six tax and regulatory modules - GST, income tax, FEMA, SEBI, customs and corporate law - every line cited to the section, circular or judgment it came from, so you can sign your name to it.

It is built for how CA firms actually work: the research, the drafting and the firm's accumulated knowledge in one workspace, starting from Rs 999 of credits.

The AI that CAs, CFOs, company secretaries and bankers cite. Every citation, circular, ruling and notification, one click away.

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1) Executive Summary

The relevant test is substance, not the label “interest.” If the GST order identifies an interest component computed mechanically for delay and a distinct penalty for fraud, suppression, or another contravention, the interest claim has a supportable deduction position under Section 37(1) of the Income-tax Act, 1961; the separately imposed penalty must be added back. Where a composite statutory demand contains both compensatory and penal elements, the components require bifurcation. [3][6]

2) Follow-up Queries
  1. How should the statutory mechanism for interest under the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 be analysed to establish that delayed-GST interest is compensatory rather than penal for deduction under Section 37(1) of the Income-tax Act, 1961?
  2. What is the effect of Bharat Commerce and Industries Ltd. v. CIT, Mahalakshmi Sugar Mills Co. v. CIT, and Prakash Cotton Mills Pvt. Ltd. v. CIT on deductibility of interest paid for delayed indirect-tax liabilities?
Sources
  1. [9]ActIncome-tax Act, 1961, Section - 37, General
  2. [10]ActIncome-tax Act, 1961, Section - 43B, Certain deductions to be only on actual payment
  3. [2]JudgementIncome Tax: Bharat Commerce Industries Ltd v. CIT (1998) [ Supreme Court of India ]
  4. [3]JudgementIncome Tax: OVERSEAS TRADING AND SHIPPING CO. PVT. LTD v. ACIT (2013) [ Gujarat High Court ]
  5. [4]JudgementIncome Tax: Aspinwall And Company Limited v. The Commissioner Of Income Tax (2025) [ Kerala High Court ]

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Why CA firms rate it the best AI tool for tax research in India

Three things separate a tool a firm can rely on from one it cannot. The answer has to be reasoned over Indian primary sources rather than summarised from the open web. The citation has to be shown, verbatim, so a reviewing partner can check it in seconds. And the work has to end in a deliverable rather than a paragraph you then have to write up. AskSolique was built to clear all three.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best AI tool for tax research in India?

For Indian tax work the tool has to reason over Indian primary sources - the bare Acts, CBIC circulars, notifications and Indian judicial precedent - and show them. General assistants summarise from the open web and cannot be signed off. AskSolique reasons only over Indian sources and attaches the verbatim source to every answer.

Which AI tools should CA firms use in 2026?

A firm needs three things from an AI tool: answers cited to primary Indian sources, drafting that produces a client-ready deliverable, and knowledge that stays in the firm when a team member leaves. Most tools deliver only the first. AskSolique covers all three in a single workspace.

How is an AI tax research tool different from ChatGPT?

A general assistant predicts a plausible answer and will state a section number with equal confidence whether or not it is correct. An AI tax research tool reasons over a maintained corpus of Indian law and shows the passage it relied on, so the answer is verifiable rather than merely fluent.

Does AskSolique cover GST as well as income tax?

Yes. The same workspace reasons across GST, income tax, FEMA, SEBI, customs, and corporate law, , and can reason across several of them at once - which matters because a real matter rarely stays inside one statute.

What does it cost to start?

AskSolique runs on credits rather than per-seat annual licences, starting from Rs 999. A smaller firm pays for the research it actually does instead of committing to seats it may not use, and there is a free tier to try a real matter first.

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