Write for us: publish finance, tax and law articles and get paid for the readers you bring
Finin2min is an Indian finance and law reference site. Contribute an original article on income tax, GST, company law, SEBI, RBI or any other finance topic, publish it under your own name, photo and bio, and earn for every 1,000 qualifying views it receives. There is no fee to submit.
How it works
From draft to payout in four steps. Send your article as PDF, Word, HTML or text — or write it directly on the site; we convert everything into one clean format.
What the editorial team does with your article
You send the content; we make it look and perform like it belongs on a professional publication. Nothing goes live until an editor has reviewed it and you have a link to share.
The pay scale
Paid per article, in complete blocks of 1,000 qualifying views. Part-blocks are never rounded up, and a block you have completed never shrinks.
| Qualifying views | You earn |
|---|---|
| First 1,000 | ₹50 |
| Next 1,000 (1,001 – 2,000) | ₹75 |
| Every further 1,000 (2,001 onwards) | ₹100 |
| Example article | Total earned |
|---|---|
| 1,000 qualifying views | ₹50 |
| 2,000 qualifying views | ₹125 |
| 5,000 qualifying views | ₹425 |
| 10,000 qualifying views | ₹925 |
Estimate your earnings
An estimate only — actual earnings follow the qualifying views recorded on your dashboard.
What counts as a qualifying view
Every article page shows its total views publicly. Earnings are based on qualifying views — genuine readers only.
- A real person who actually opens and reads the page (automated visits, crawlers and link-preview bots are ignored).
- Reloading the same article within 30 minutes is not counted again.
- One network address can add at most 5 qualifying views to one article.
- Your own visits to your own article never count.
Visitor identity is checked using an irreversible keyed fingerprint — your readers' IP addresses are never stored.
What we publish
Original work you hold the rights to.
- Practical, accurate finance, tax, GST, company-law and compliance explainers.
- Primary sources cited — Act, section, notification or circular, with dates.
- No promotion of products, services or firms, and no copied text.
- Clear structure: a descriptive title, short intro and headed sections.
Topics we publish
Practical, accurate explainers for Indian professionals and taxpayers. Browse the existing library to see the depth we expect before you write.
- Income taxIncome-tax Act, 2025, returns, notices, TDS, capital gains
- GSTReturns, ITC, notices, appeals, rates and forms
- Customs and foreign tradeClassification, valuation, duty, DGFT
- Company law and MCACompanies Act, filings, governance, LLPs
- Insolvency (IBC)CIRP, liquidation, IBBI rules and case law
- SEBI and securitiesListing, intermediaries, investor protection
- FEMA and cross-borderFDI, ODI, NRI rules, remittances
- Labour and employmentLabour codes, EPFO, ESIC, POSH, state rules
- Data protection and complianceDPDP Act, cyber and privacy compliance
Also welcome: banking and RBI, insurance, personal finance and investing, accounting standards and case-law analysis. Browse everything in the Knowledge Hubs and Insights.
Author guidelines
What editors check before an article goes live.
- Original and yours to publish — no copied text; you confirm this when you submit.
- Accurate and current — state the Act, section, notification or circular and its date; link to the official source.
- Useful structure — a descriptive title, a short answer-first introduction, headed sections, a worked example where it helps. Most articles run 700–1,500 words.
- Neutral — no advertising of products, services or firms, and no guaranteed outcomes.
- Any file format — write on the site, or upload PDF, Word, HTML or text; we convert it to the standard layout and keep your original downloadable.
Why write for Finin2min
What you get besides the pay scale.
- A byline with your name, photo and short bio, and a public author page that lists all your published articles.
- Editorial review and conversion into a clean, searchable, mobile-friendly page.
- A dashboard showing every article, its total and qualifying views, and how far you are from your next ₹ block.
- Transparent rules: the exact pay scale, payout cycle and view-counting policy are published in the Contributor Terms.
- A save-for-later draft area, so you can write at your own pace.
Payouts, KYC and tax — in brief
The full, binding wording is in the Contributor Terms; you accept it when you submit.
Payout cycle
- Views and earnings are calculated for each calendar month.
- A 10-day audit follows month-end to remove invalid traffic, bots and repeat-visit breaches.
- Approved earnings are paid by the end of the following month (October earnings by 30 November).
- Payment by UPI or NEFT/IMPS to an account in your own legal name, linked to your registered mobile.
KYC & tax
- Before your first payout: legal name, mobile, PAN and UPI/bank details, verified by our team.
- TDS is deducted as per the Income-tax Act; above the yearly TDS threshold you submit a TDS certificate or a declaration first.
- Failed transfers caused by wrong details are held 90 days, then forfeited. Accounts terminated for breach forfeit unpaid balances.
- Your details are stored encrypted and handled under the DPDP Act, 2023.
Important: Finin2min has the final right to accept, edit, reject or remove any article, and its record of qualifying views is final. Every acceptance of the terms is logged (time, IP address, version) as an audit trail.
Your contributor dashboard
Everything about your articles in one place.
Frequently asked questions
Everything contributors ask before submitting their first article.
Do I need to be a CA, CS or lawyer?
No. We welcome practising professionals, students and finance writers. What matters is accuracy and clear sources.
Which file formats can I send?
PDF, Word (.docx), HTML and plain text are read automatically and published in the site's standard layout. Older .doc files are reviewed manually by the editorial team.
Can I edit or withdraw an article after it is published?
Write to editorial@finin2min.com with the article link and the change you need. Corrections of fact are handled quickly.
When and how am I paid?
Earnings are calculated monthly and audited for 10 days. Approved earnings are paid by the end of the following month by UPI or bank transfer to an account in your own legal name, after your KYC is verified. TDS is deducted as per law.
What if my payout is above the TDS threshold?
Once your payments in a financial year would pass the TDS threshold, we need either a TDS certificate (lower or nil deduction) or your declaration that TDS may be deducted at the applicable rate before paying more. You can do either from your dashboard.
Can Finin2min reject or remove my article?
Yes. Submission does not guarantee publication; the editorial team has the final right to accept, edit, reject or remove articles. Uploaded files are converted into a standard web article and reviewed by an editor first; your original file stays downloadable beside the article, credited to you.
Do my profile photo and bio go live immediately?
No. Every photo, name and bio is checked by the editorial team before it appears on your articles.
Is my UPI ID safe?
It is optional, stored encrypted, shown back to you only in masked form, and used only to pay you. You can remove it at any time from your dashboard.
Is this a guest-post or a paid-writing programme?
It is a contributor programme: you contribute an original article under your own name, and you are paid per 1,000 qualifying views (₹50 for the first 1,000, ₹75 for the next 1,000, ₹100 for every further 1,000) after review and the monthly audit. There is no fee to submit.
How long does review take?
We aim to review submissions within 48 hours. In busy periods it can take 3–5 working days. You can follow the status of every article on your contributor dashboard.
How long should an article be, and what topics are accepted?
Most published explainers run 700–1,500 words, and the submission form asks for at least 500. Topics: income tax, GST, customs, company law, IBC, SEBI and securities, RBI and banking, FEMA, labour codes, case law and personal finance — see the list above.
Can I promote my firm or add links to my website?
No. Articles must not promote products, services or firms. Your byline shows your name, photo and short bio after editorial approval; the article itself must stand on its own as useful, sourced information.
Can I submit something already published on my blog or elsewhere?
We publish original work you hold the rights to. If a version already appears elsewhere, write to editorial@finin2min.com before submitting so the editors can advise.
Why are some views not counted?
To keep payouts fair, only genuine reader visits count — see "What counts as a qualifying view" above. Total views are always shown publicly on the article.
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