Every report your Indian return needs, built from your IBKR statements — CA-ready in minutes.
Plus a free read on what you hold — which purchases turn long-term soon, and whether your dividends are being over-taxed.
₹200 per brokerage account, per financial yearFree for now
Not tax advice — every figure is a draft for your CA to review before filing.
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Every part of the return a US brokerage account touches — filled, from your own statements.
Acquisition date, what it cost, its highest value during the year, closing balance, dividends credited and sale proceeds — detail no broker statement gives you.
Account number, opening date, and the highest and closing cash balance — rebuilt from a full year of deposits, trades and dividends.
Cost, proceeds, holding period and the STCG/LTCG split — US shares treated as unlisted, with the 24-month long-term rule applied.
Every dividend and broker-interest payment, before US tax was deducted, each converted at the rate its own payment date requires.
The US tax already withheld from you, split by country and laid out for the claim that stops the same income being taxed twice.
Delivered as CA-ready CSVs in both USD and INR, with the official bulk-upload column names and order — plus a plain-English readme explaining every file.
Every purchase you still hold with its gain and long-term status, which ones cross the 24-month line soon, and whether your dividends were taxed above the India–US treaty rate. That last one usually means a form your broker never asked you for — and it costs you every single year until it's filed.
All of it handled in your reports — with the rate and date used shown against every number.
Your IBKR data in, CA-ready ITR reports out.
Select one of the two options below to continue:
Upload every year's statement — from this year back to when you opened the account. You need all of them.
Choose the Indian tax filing year for your reports:
Include the statement covering Apr 1 2025 – Mar 31 2026 plus every earlier year, back to when you opened the account.
Select or drop your annual CSV statements below:
Step 1
Two IBKR exports, one for each reporting period — foreign assets are reported Jan–Dec, income and gains Apr–Mar.
Step 2
Every purchase tracked separately, dividends matched to the shares you held that day, and real daily SBI rates applied — the same work a careful manual filing takes days to do.
Step 3
CA-ready CSVs in USD and INR, official bulk-upload column names and order — hand them straight to your CA.
Exact bulk-upload column names and order for Schedule FA Tables A2 and A3, plus CA-ready working sheets for Schedule CG and OS — no guesswork on formatting.
Daily SBI TT buying rates and real closing prices, not placeholders — every converted figure carries the rate and date used.
Your statements are processed only for this session — never stored, logged, or shared with anyone.
Plain-language guides to Schedule FA, peak value, Rule 115 rates and the foreign tax credit — the same rules the reports apply.
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