Download CA Inter Taxation Past Papers with Answers | Updated for 2025

When it comes to scoring well on the CA Intermediate Taxation paper, theory alone will not cut it. You need practice — and not just any practice, but smart, targeted preparation. That is where the CA Intermediate Taxation Past Paper Notes step in.

These notes are not just a dump of previous year questions. They are carefully designed, exam-oriented solutions based on past ICAI exam papers — chapter-wise, trend-wise, and answer-format aligned. Whether it is your first attempt or a reattempt, these notes give you the edge every CA student needs.

What is inside the past paper notes?

Our notes go beyond just solving questions. Each solution is drafted as per the ICAI marking pattern, including proper working notes, headings, and relevant section numbers. We have also added trend analysis, so you can see which topics are most frequently tested and which are often combined in exam questions.

You will find:

• Chapter-wise sorted past paper questions from recent ICAI exams
• Suggested answers with explanations, not just one-liners
• Marking trend analysis to know the weightage of each topic
• Tips to write scoring answers in the ICAI expected format
• Questions from ICAI MTPs, RTPs, and past exams included

Topics like residential status, salary income, PGBP, deductions under 80C to 80U, and GST input/output tax are all covered with real ICAI-style answers.

Who Can Use These Notes?

These notes are ideal for:

• Self-study students who want to understand the answer presentation
• Students close to exams are looking to revise using practical Q&A
• Coaching students who want a concise reference after classes
• Anyone who feels unsure about what kind of questions come in the exam

Available in PDF format, the notes can be accessed from your mobile or laptop or printed for pen-and-paper practice. They are updated for the 2025 exam attempt and are based on the latest ICAI guidelines.

Using past paper notes is not just about practice — it is about understanding how the exam thinks. The more familiar you are with past paper patterns, the more confidently you will face the real paper.