Never get a tax notice you didn't see coming.

Open Karr on your phone and the money is the first thing you see: in the bank, owed to you, owed by you.

A bill goes to the customer from your own WhatsApp, from the same screen.

And Karr tells you, on the phone, the moment something needs you.

You tell Karr who bought what. It writes the invoice and works out the GST on every line.

Saving it posts the sale: what the customer owes on one side, the sale and the GST on the other.

The same figure is in the books at once, and the trial balance still agrees to the paise.

The GST waits in the month's return, worked out from the invoices already in the books.

And it adds up into the year, so the annual return is already written when its date comes.

Karr reads your books against the tax law every day and counts what could bring a notice.

Each risk carries the rupees at stake and the date it turns into a problem, with the fix beside it.

You fix it in the books, the flag clears, and the notice never comes.

Every bill carries your country's GST, at the right rate, worked out line by line.

Karr adds it up as you go, so you always know what you will owe.

And every date you must file by sits on one calendar, worked out for your business.

Close the year and the statements are drawn from the books, ready to read.

Karr walks the audit with you, one thing at a time, starting with who the auditor is.

Directors sign the statements by a link on their phones, with nothing to install.

Then the company's forms (AOC-4, MGT-7) are filled from the signed year, ready to file.