Dolfinn is the private finance desk built only for creators. You create. We handle invoicing, collections, GST, TDS and tax.
Currently onboarding a select group of creators.
Six leaks we find in almost every creator's books. All fixable — but only if someone is looking.
A brand cuts 10% from your payment and never files its return. The credit never reaches your 26AS, so you can't claim it. You pay that tax twice.
Brands hold back the 18% GST until they can see it in their own GSTR-2B. Their team asks for proof of your filing, nobody sends it, and the money stays put.
A ₹1L hamper isn't free. It's a taxable supply at market value — 18% GST payable in cash, plus income tax — on a deal where you received no cash at all.
AdSense is an export of services. Without the LUT filed before the year begins, every rupee attracts 18% IGST — blocked with the department until a refund clears.
Without this one form in your AdSense account, Google can withhold up to 24% of your worldwide earnings instead of 15% on just the US share.
Between exchange markups, platform fees and intermediary bank charges, Indian creators lose 5–8% of every dollar before it lands. It never appears as a line item.
None of this is exotic. It's ordinary work that ordinary accountants don't do, because creators were never in their playbook. Figures shown are typical for a creator earning ₹40L a year.
Five things done before you've paid a second month.
Once you're registered as a micro enterprise and that number sits on your invoice, the MSMED Act gives the brand 45 days to pay. Miss it and interest runs at three times the RBI bank rate, and the payment can be disallowed as an expense in their own tax computation. Your follow-up stops being a request.
Ten minutes of work that stops Google withholding more US tax than the India treaty requires.
Your AdSense and foreign brand income treated correctly as exports, with the bank paperwork actually collected instead of scrambled for later.
Every rupee of TDS matched to an invoice. We tell you which brands deducted your tax and never deposited it.
One page telling you which gifts to accept, which to decline, and what each one really costs you.
Hello,
Invoice DLF/26/0417 for ₹1,20,000 was accepted on 4 July 2026 and remains unpaid on day 52.
Our client is a micro enterprise registered under the MSMED Act, and the Udyam registration number appears on the invoice. Payment was therefore due within 45 days.
Beyond that date, interest accrues at three times the RBI bank rate, and the expense may be disallowed in your tax computation for the year.
We would like to close this without escalation. Please confirm a payment date this week.
Dolfinn — finance desk for the creator
Most accountants answer when you ask. Dolfinn tells you before you think to ask — twice a month, on WhatsApp, in six numbers and one instruction.
Every rupee follows the same path. We own all seven steps.
Brand deals, AdSense, affiliate, courses, foreign income — however you earn it, Dolfinn accounts for it.
One monthly fee, set by your gross revenue last financial year — total money billed, not your profit. No quote calls.
Founding cohort pricing is held for twelve months from the day you join. Applications are reviewed before onboarding.
We aren't accountants trying to understand the creator economy. We're creators who happen to be Chartered Accountants. We built the finance system we wanted for ourselves — and now we're opening it to a small group of creators.
Rajat Jaiswal & Isha Jaiswal · Chartered Accountants
We work with a limited number of creators while we build the finance experience the creator economy should have had years ago. Tell us about your business and we'll come back to you.