Sleet

Editorial policy

How the Sleet blog is written, checked and corrected.

Who writes

Articles are written by people at Airwix Technologies, the company behind Sleet: Vatsal Sutariya (Founder) and Nihit Dobariya (HR Manager). Each article shows its author.

Sources first

Every rule, rate and due date is checked against the official source before publishing: the Act, rule, notification or circular on a government site (incometaxindia.gov.in, cbic-gst.gov.in, epfindia.gov.in, esic.gov.in, labour.gov.in, egazette.gov.in, state labour and finance departments). Each article lists its sources at the end. We do not cite software vendors as authorities.

Worked examples

Examples use realistic ₹ figures and show the arithmetic step by step, so you can check it. The businesses in examples are illustrations, not customers.

Dates

The date on an article is the day it was first published. When a rule changes, we update the article and say what changed.

No made-up proof

We do not publish invented statistics, testimonials or customer stories. If a number has no source, it does not go in.

Not legal advice

Articles explain the rules in plain language. They are not legal or tax advice; for your own case, confirm with your tax adviser or the official text.

Corrections

Found a mistake? Email support@getsleet.cloud with the article link and the source. We check it against the official text and fix it.