Add your Accountant

Add your Accountant

If you need your accountant to file your ITR on Quicko, here’s how you can securely give them access to your profile:

Steps to Add Accountant: 

1. Click on your Profile Icon > My Accountants
2. You'll see the option to Invite Accountant, click on it
3. Add your Accountant’s Name and Email Address. You can also set an optional expiry date for access. Click Send Invite
4. Once sent, you’ll see your Accountant’s status as Pending under the “My Accountants” tab
5. Now, your accountant needs to log in to accountant.quicko.com, go to Incoming Invitations, and click Accept
6. Once accepted, their status will show as Active

Your Accountant will now have access to manage your profile and file your ITR.

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