Contribute to NewTaxRegime.com
Are you a Chartered Accountant, tax consultant, financial planner, or a finance writer with a genuine interest in Indian income tax law? We’re always open to well-researched, original contributions from knowledgeable writers who want to help everyday taxpayers understand the New Tax Regime better.
If you can explain tax concepts clearly, back up your claims with facts, and bring a fresh perspective or real-world example to the table, we’d love to hear from you.
Who We’re Looking For
- Chartered Accountants (CAs) & Tax Consultants with practical, client-facing experience
- Financial Planners / CFPs who help individuals with tax planning
- Finance & Tax Writers with a strong research background and clear writing style
- Tax Law Students/Researchers with a well-cited, well-structured perspective on a specific provision
Topics We Accept
We publish content specifically around India’s New Tax Regime and related personal income tax topics, including:
- Tax slabs, rates, and updates for current/upcoming financial years
- Old vs. New Tax Regime comparisons and decision frameworks
- Deductions and exemptions (Section 80C, 80D, 80CCD/NPS, HRA, Standard Deduction, etc.) under both regimes
- Practical tax-saving strategies within the New Tax Regime
- Special cases: senior citizens, HUFs, salaried vs. self-employed, specific income brackets
- Recent Budget announcements and their real-world impact on taxpayers
- Common mistakes taxpayers make when choosing or filing under a tax regime
We do not accept generic “10 tips to save money” listicles, content unrelated to Indian income tax, or promotional pieces disguised as articles.
Content Guidelines
To maintain the quality and integrity of our Site (and stay compliant with our editorial and advertising standards), all guest submissions must meet the following requirements:
- 100% original — must not be published anywhere else (online or offline), and must not be copied, spun, or closely paraphrased from another source.
- Well-researched and accurate — claims involving tax slabs, section numbers, deduction limits, or rebates must reflect currently applicable rules. Please mention your source (official notification, Budget document, etc.) for any specific figure.
- Minimum 1200 words — thorough enough to genuinely help the reader, not a thin overview.
- Clear structure — proper headings (H2/H3), short paragraphs, and at least one practical example, table, or worked calculation where relevant.
- No excessive self-promotion — you may include a short author bio with one relevant link (see below), but the article body must not read like an advertisement for your firm or services.
- Plain, reader-friendly language — write for a general salaried taxpayer, not exclusively for other tax professionals. Explain technical terms when first used.
- No AI-generated filler — we welcome the use of AI as a drafting aid, but the final piece must reflect genuine expertise, original analysis, and human review — not generic, low-value AI output.
What You Get
- Byline and author credit on the published article
- A short author bio (2-3 lines) with one contextual link to your professional profile, firm website, or LinkedIn
- Exposure to our growing audience of taxpayers actively researching the New Tax Regime
(Note: we do not offer monetary payment for guest contributions at this time.)
How to Submit
- Send us a short pitch (2-3 lines) describing your proposed topic and angle, along with a line or two about your background/expertise.
- If approved, submit your complete draft in a Google Doc or Word file, following the guidelines above.
- Our editorial team will review your submission for accuracy, originality, and quality. We may suggest edits before publishing.
- Once finalized, we’ll schedule your article for publication and notify you with the live link.
Send your pitch to: [admin@newtaxregime.com]
Subject line: “Guest Post Pitch — [Your Proposed Topic]”
We look forward to featuring genuine tax expertise on NewTaxRegime.com and helping more taxpayers make informed decisions.