Our standard
Every guide should let a reader do the thing it describes, without needing a second source. If a page cannot meet that bar, we do not publish it.
How guides are produced
- Sourcing. Topics come from questions clients actually ask and from gaps we hit in our own work.
- Research. Regulatory content is checked against primary sources — the CGST Act, CBIC notifications, MCA and platform documentation — not against other blogs.
- Calculation review. Every formula on the site is checked against worked examples before publication, and the calculator implementing it is tested against the same numbers.
- Editing. Drafts are edited for accuracy first and readability second.
- Review cycle. Tax and compliance pages are reviewed at least twice a year, and immediately when rates or rules change.
Use of AI
We use AI tools for research assistance, outlining and editing. We do not publish unedited AI output. Every guide is reviewed and revised by a human who is accountable for its accuracy, and the named author has read and stands behind every published page.
Independence
We do not accept payment for coverage, links or favourable mentions. Where a guide names a product, it is because we have used it or evaluated it. If a commercial relationship ever exists, it will be disclosed in the guide itself.
Limits of what we publish
TZAP Blog provides general information. It is not tax, legal, financial or investment advice, and no page here creates a professional relationship. For decisions specific to your business, consult a qualified chartered accountant, company secretary or lawyer.