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Published by: CA Nishant Kumar | Last Updated: August 2026 | Category: ICAI CA Intermediate
Taxation is one of the most important and, for many students, one of the most challenging subjects in CA Intermediate. It is divided into two parts, Income Tax and GST, and both require regular practice, updated knowledge of amendments, and consistent guidance from an experienced faculty. Choosing the right course and the right study material can make a huge difference in how confidently a student approaches this subject and, eventually, the exam.
Study material and proper guidance matter a great deal in this subject because Taxation keeps changing. New amendments, new provisions, and now a completely New Income Tax Act 2025 have made it even more important for students to stay updated. Without the right guidance, students often end up studying outdated content or missing key concepts that are important from an exam point of view. A structured course, backed by well-organized books and a mentor who explains the reasoning behind every provision, helps students study smart rather than just studying hard.
Currently the website offers courses for two different sets of attempts, based on the applicable law:
The study material included with these courses is one of their strongest aspects: 3 books in the Income Tax, GST, and the Taxation Scanner for practice. Both physical hard-copy books and e-book with LMS are available, so students can choose the format that suits them best.
Alongside the paid batches, free resources are also made available to students, including free notes, mind maps for quick revision, and test series. These resources are useful for both free users who are exploring the content and for students who have already purchased a batch, acting as a helpful supplement to their main course material.
Free Resources Taxation-Revision September 2026 / January 2027
Whether a student is appearing for the September 2026 or January 2027 attempt under the old Income Tax Act, or preparing for May 2027 onwards under the New Income Tax Act 2025, there is a course structured specifically for that attempt. With comprehensive study material, free resources, and quick doubt-solving support, students can choose the batch, whether Regular, Fast Track, or Live, that best fits their preparation timeline and learning style.
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