Question 1

What is CA AI?

Accepted Answer

CA AI is an AI assistant built for Chartered Accountancy. It answers questions on accounting standards, direct and indirect taxation, auditing, corporate law, costing, and CA exam preparation, with step-by-step working and journal entries where relevant.

Question 2

Who created CA AI?

Accepted Answer

CA AI was created by ZAS Global Innovation, in association with the Al-Majeed School of Research Methodology and Innovation.

Question 3

Is CA AI free to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes. CA AI is free to use in your browser. No account or sign-up is required to ask a question.

Question 4

Which topics does CA AI cover?

Accepted Answer

Accounting and financial reporting under AS, Ind AS and IFRS; Income Tax and GST; Standards on Auditing; the Companies Act 2013 and allied corporate laws; financial management; cost and management accounting; and CA Foundation, Intermediate and Final exam preparation.

Question 5

Can CA AI solve numerical accounting problems?

Accepted Answer

Yes. CA AI shows the given data, the governing standard or section, step-by-step working, journal entries with narrations, the financial statement impact, and a clearly highlighted final answer.

Question 6

Can I rely on CA AI for filing or audit sign-off?

Accepted Answer

No. CA AI is an educational and research tool. Statutory provisions change frequently, so always verify against current circulars from ICAI, CBDT, CBIC, MCA, RBI and SEBI, and consult a practising Chartered Accountant before acting.

Question 7

Does CA AI answer questions outside accounting and finance?

Accepted Answer

No. CA AI is deliberately scoped to Chartered Accountancy, accounting, taxation, auditing, corporate law, compliance, and related career guidance. Questions outside those areas are politely declined.

Question 8

Are my conversations stored on a server?

Accepted Answer

No. Your conversation history is kept locally in your own browser storage. It is not written to any CA AI database, and clearing your browser data removes it.