Why TaxOS exists
Tax practices run on client information, documents, deadlines and follow-ups. That work is usually split across spreadsheets, shared folders, email and chat — so the practice depends on memory rather than a system.
Our story
Tax practices run on client information, documents, deadlines and follow-ups. That work is usually split across spreadsheets, shared folders, email and chat — so the practice depends on memory rather than a system.
One operating system for the practice: clients, KYC, documents, tasks, workflows, compliance items, billing and team collaboration in a single connected workspace instead of nine disconnected tools.
Indian tax consultants, chartered accountants, accountants, tax firms and growing tax teams who need repeatable process without adding administrative overhead.
TaxOS is in beta and shaped directly by the practices using it. Feedback sent from inside the product reaches the team building it.
Principles
TaxOS is practice-management software. It does not file returns with government portals, it is not connected to live government APIs and it never stores portal credentials.
Every firm workspace is isolated. Clients invited to the portal can only ever see their own records.
A due date on its own is not a system. TaxOS ties each obligation to the documents, steps, owners and approvals that actually complete it.