Taxation Comparison ITR

Quicko vs ClearTax

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Quicko vs ClearTax: India’s two leading ITR filing platforms compared.

FeatureQuickoClearTax
F&O / trading integrationStrong (Zerodha-first)Decent
Crypto taxYesYes
Broker importsMultiple supportedMultiple supported
Pricing (DIY)Rs 0 - 4,500Rs 0 - 5,000
CA-assisted filingAvailableAvailable
Tax planningYear-roundYear-round
User baseTrader-heavyBroader (employer-led salary filers)
Mobile appYesYes

When to pick which

Use caseBetter fit
Active F&O trader on ZerodhaQuicko
Salaried with simple ITR-1Either; ClearTax slightly more polished
Crypto-heavy investorBoth work
Need CA reviewBoth offer CA-assisted plans
Want tax-loss-harvesting toolsQuicko
Salary filing through employer planClearTax (employer partnerships)

CA-assisted option

Both offer CA review and direct filing. Costs:

  • Quicko CA-assisted: Rs 2,000 - 8,000+ depending on complexity.
  • ClearTax CA-assisted: Similar range.

For complex tax situations (audit, foreign income, business + investments), a direct CA engagement (not via platform) may still be best.

Cost comparison summary

Both platforms compete actively on pricing. Annual offers and discount codes are common during Aug-September filing season.

See also

External references

References

  1. Quicko, Pricing, quicko.com.
  2. ClearTax, Pricing, cleartax.in.
  3. Income Tax Department, e-filing, incometax.gov.in.

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