File Taxes for a Family Member
Once your family member’s profile is set up on Quicko, you can plan, calculate & pay their taxes, file their tax returns, and track refunds just like you would for your own account. You’ll also be able to access their tax documents and get expert help if needed.
Important Note: Each Quicko account is permanently linked to a single PAN. If you wish to file taxes for a family member or friend, you’ll need to create a separate Quicko account for them using their own PAN.
Steps to File Taxes for a Family Member
Log Out of Your Quicko Account:
Start by logging out of your current account to switch users.
Create a New Account for Your Family Member:
Go to Quicko.com and click on Sign Up. Use their email ID or phone number and onboard using their PAN details.
Set Up Their Profile
Enter details exactly as per their PAN and Aadhaar records to ensure smooth filing. These details cannot be changed later.
Start Filing Their Taxes:
Once the profile is ready, you can plan, calculate, and file their return just like you would for your own.
That’s it! You can now manage and file ITRs for your family or friends, securely and easily.
Log Out of Your Quicko Account:
Start by logging out of your current account to switch users.
Create a New Account for Your Family Member:
Go to Quicko.com and click on Sign Up. Use their email ID or phone number and onboard using their PAN details.
Set Up Their Profile
Enter details exactly as per their PAN and Aadhaar records to ensure smooth filing. These details cannot be changed later.
Start Filing Their Taxes:
Once the profile is ready, you can plan, calculate, and file their return just like you would for your own.
Note: Keep login credentials handy for each account, especially if you're managing returns for multiple family members.
That’s it! You can now manage and file ITRs for your family or friends, securely and easily.
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