The law moved.
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answer.
Ask about freelance tax in India. The agent checks which tax year you mean, retrieves the relevant provisions from Sanity, and shows where its answer came from. Old section numbers are mapped to the 2025 Act instead of silently reused.
Same question.
A different law.
One question. A traceable answer.
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A familiar section number.
A different Act.
Search for freelance tax advice and you'll still see references to the 1961 Act. But for tax year 2026-27, the 2025 Act applies. A useful answer has to identify the year before it cites a section.
Presumptive taxation for certain professions.
The corresponding provision for tax year 2026-27. Eligibility still depends on the facts of your case.
Not a chatbot
with a long prompt.
Sanity is the working knowledge layer. The agent uses its content tools at question time, rather than answering tax law from model memory.
Statutes, provisions, tax years, deadlines and source documents are linked in Sanity. Old-to-new section relationships are explicit.
The agent queries structured content through Sanity Context and checks for recorded conflicts when old and new rules diverge.
The answer names the section and links to an official source when available. If the dataset lacks a verified answer, the agent should say so.