Rajat Chauhan
Founder & publisher, TaxGamma · Author, Blog
Writes the Blog section: first-hand reviews of the finance websites and tools people search for, and plain-language guides on money.
What he writes
Rajat Chauhan founded TaxGamma and writes its Blog, the general personal-finance section that sits alongside the GST rate pages and guides. The Blog answers the questions people actually type into a search box — is this site legitimate, does this tool exist, what does this rule mean — from the source itself rather than from other articles about it.
How a review is done
- The site or tool is visited directly on a stated date, and its own About, Contact and disclaimer pages are read and quoted.
- Claims are tested, not repeated. If a site says it has calculators, its pages are checked for a working one; if search demand implies an app or a login, their absence is verified.
- Lookalike domains and copycat pages are checked, so readers can tell the real site from imitators.
- Screenshots are dated, and search-demand figures name the tool and date they came from.
- Links to a reviewed site carry a nofollow attribute. TaxGamma has no affiliate relationships and accepts no payment for reviews.
What a review is not. A review describes what a website published and offered on the day it was checked. It is not financial advice, and it is not a guarantee of how the site will behave later. Sites change, which is why every review states its date.
Scope
Blog posts carry Rajat Chauhan’s byline and are his work. They are not reviewed by CA Amit Tripathi, whose review is confined to the GST rate pages, and they do not carry the reviewed-by label those pages do. The editorial policy sets out the split.
Corrections
If something in a Blog post is wrong, write to hello@taxgamma.com or use the contact page. Material corrections are made on the page and dated.