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For delivery & ride partners · FY 2025-26

You deliveredall year.Now claim what'salready yours.

If tax was deducted from your platform payouts, filing your return is how you get it back — for a flat 599, everything included.

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599

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Delivery and ride partners with platform income and TDS · FY 2025-26

  • Return prepared and filed by a tax expert
  • AIS and Form 26AS reconciliation
  • TDS refund assistance
  • WhatsApp support and filing updates

Not included: capital gains, F&O, foreign income, multiple businesses, or tax-audit cases. Any extra fee is confirmed before work starts.

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The part nobody told you

Where did your money go?

  1. 01

    You deliver

    the platform pays you

  2. 02

    Tax deducted

    a slice held back as TDS

  3. 03

    Government

    your money sits there

  4. 04

    Never claimed

    most riders stop here

  5. 05

    TaxPlan files

    your return, done for you

  6. 06

    Refund arrives

    back in your bank

It left quietly, every month.

Apr

214

May

189

Jun

246

Jul

302

Aug

258

Sep

231

Oct

274

Nov

312

Dec

289

Jan

244

Feb

276

Mar

289

Annual TDS · example

3,124

This money may still be yours.

See your own number

Refund slipTaxPlan estimate
₹15,000
Annual earnings (12 months)
₹1,80,000
TDS deducted (~1%)
₹1,800
Tax payable (presumptive scheme)
₹0

Estimated refund · most cases, once filed

₹1,800

Illustrative estimate. Assumes presumptive filing under Section 44AD (6% of digital receipts) with no other taxable income — which is why tax payable stays near zero for most rider incomes. Your actual refund depends on your real earnings and the TDS in your Form 26AS, confirmed when you file.

Why riders miss refunds

I didn't know tax was being deducted.

It happens quietly, a little from each payout. It's in the payout breakup most riders never open.

I thought filing wasn't worth it.

For many riders the refund is bigger than the ₹599 fee. Filing is how you find out.

The refund can be larger than the filing fee.

That's the whole point of this campaign. If tax was deducted from your payouts, claiming it usually pays for itself.

How ₹599 works

Three steps. You do one of them.

01

Send your documents

PAN, Aadhaar, the earnings summary from your platform app, and your bank statement. All from your phone.

  • PAN card
  • Aadhaar number
  • Annual earnings or payout summary from your platform app
  • Bank statement for the year
02

Your expert files

Your tax expert prepares your return and reconciles every rupee of TDS in your Form 26AS. You get updates on WhatsApp.

03

The refund reaches your bank

If a refund is due, the tax department sends it straight to your account. You receive the filed ITR-V either way.

No Form 16 needed — platform earnings aren't salary, so there won't be one.

One fee. Clear edges.

Covered

  • Income from any delivery or ride platform — Zomato, Blinkit, Swiggy, Zepto, Rapido, Uber, Ola
  • Presumptive filing under Section 44AD / 44ADA where you are eligible
  • Salary income, if you also worked a job during the year
  • Bank and FD interest, and Indian dividends
  • Refund claim on TDS already deducted by the platform
  • E-verification and the filed acknowledgement (ITR-V)

Not covered

  • Capital gains — shares, mutual funds, crypto or property sales
  • Rental or house-property income
  • Foreign income or foreign assets
  • More than one financial year (this covers one year)
  • GST registration or GST return filing

Have one of these? We'll still file it — your expert quotes the extra before any work starts, and you can decline.

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Reviewed by a person,
not a portal.

Every rider filing in this campaign is prepared and reviewed by a qualified tax expert. One expert, one flat fee, and your questions answered on WhatsApp — not a ticket queue.

Questions riders ask

Do delivery partners have to file an income tax return?

Yes, if your gross total income for the year crosses ₹2.5 lakh. Even below that, filing is worth it if the platform deducted TDS on your payouts — filing the return is the only way to claim that money back as a refund. An ITR is also what banks and NBFCs ask for when you apply for a vehicle loan or a personal loan.

Which ITR form should a Zomato, Swiggy or Blinkit delivery partner file?

Delivery and ride earnings are business income, not salary, so you file ITR-4 (Sugam) under the Section 44AD presumptive scheme in most cases. That lets you declare a prescribed percentage of your gross receipts as income without maintaining detailed books. If you also want to claim actual expenses such as fuel, EMI interest or phone bills, or your receipts exceed the presumptive limit, you file ITR-3 instead.

I ride for more than one platform — can you still file for ₹599?

Yes. Earnings from any number of delivery or ride platforms are covered in the flat ₹599 fee, whether you worked with Zomato, Blinkit, Swiggy, Zepto, Rapido, Uber, Ola, or several of them in the same year. Just share the annual earnings summary from each app.

I do not have Form 16. Can I still file?

Yes, and you should not expect one. Form 16 is issued only for salary income, and platform payouts are not salary. Your annual earnings or payout summary from the platform app, along with your bank statement, is all your tax expert needs.

What documents do I need to give?

Four things: your PAN card, your Aadhaar number, the annual earnings or payout summary downloaded from your delivery or ride platform app, and your bank statement for the financial year.

Can I claim back the TDS the platform deducted from my payouts?

Yes. Platforms deduct TDS under Section 194C or 194O on rider payouts, and it shows up in your Form 26AS and AIS. If the TDS deducted is more than your actual tax liability for the year — which is common for riders — filing your ITR is how you get that difference refunded to your bank account.

Is the ₹599 the final amount, or is GST added on top?

₹599 is the final amount you pay. GST is already included, and you receive a proper GST invoice after payment. There are no additional charges for the scope covered by this offer.

What is not covered by the ₹599 rider filing?

The flat fee covers one financial year of delivery or ride income, plus salary, bank interest and Indian dividends if you have them. Capital gains from shares, mutual funds, crypto or property sales, rental income, foreign income or foreign assets, and GST registration or GST returns are not covered. If you have any of these, your expert will quote the extra before starting work and you are free to decline.

How long does the filing take?

Typically 2 to 3 working days from the time you share your documents. Straightforward returns are often filed sooner. You receive the filed acknowledgement (ITR-V) once the return is submitted and e-verified.

Can I claim my fuel, EMI and phone bills as expenses?

Under the Section 44AD presumptive scheme you declare a fixed percentage of receipts as income and do not separately claim expenses, which usually works out simpler and often cheaper for riders. If your actual expenses are high enough that claiming them would reduce your tax further, your expert will tell you and file under ITR-3 instead — that route may carry an additional fee, which will be quoted to you first.

It was always your money.

One return, FY 2025-26, filed by your tax expert. Flat ₹599, inclusive of GST.

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599
incl. GST