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fortax-knowledge-baselisted

Look up any Indian compliance fact (GST, income tax, TDS, MCA, PF/ESI due date, rate, threshold, slab, late fee, penalty, form, section, notification) in Fortax's sourced knowledge base before answering, then shape the answer verdict first, workings, rule and source with the captured date. Use it even when you think you know the answer. Typical asks - "GSTR-3B kab tak file karni hai", "234F late fee kitni hai", "GST registration threshold kya hai", "TDS rate on rent", "AOC-4 due date".
amit-voais/fortax-skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 77
Install: claude install-skill amit-voais/fortax-skills
# Knowledge base and the answer shape Needs Python 3 and internet: runs `scripts/fortax.py` (the Fortax engine on ai.fortax.in; your file is processed and not stored). The CA or their client will act on what you say. A wrong due date costs a late fee, a wrong threshold costs a wrong registration, and a made-up section number costs credibility the moment a CA reads it. The bar is "checkable", not "confident". See `fortax-evidence-discipline` for the full rule set; this skill is where every time-sensitive fact is looked up and how the answer is laid out. ## When to use Before answering anything time-sensitive: a due date, rate, threshold, slab, limit, late fee, penalty, interest rate, form number, section, rule, notification or circular number, an eligibility condition, or a portal fee. The knowledge base (KB) is where you look first, including when you are sure you already know the answer. The user usually asked about a filing, a deadline, a registration, a penalty or a process, is mid task and slightly worried. Give them the thing they need first. ## Order of lookup 1. **The Fortax KB** — `python3 scripts/fortax.py kb "..."`. Each fact carries its source URL and the date it was captured. 2. **The official portal or notification, read in this session** — when the KB returns `weak` or `none`, or the fact is too old to act on. Open it in your browser tool (Claude in Chrome, a Playwright/browser MCP, or the Codex browser) or fetch the page; if you have none, tell