Over 20 service areas across direct and indirect taxation, audit, corporate law, project advisory, and AI-driven financial consulting, updated for IT Act 2025.
Comprehensive income tax services covering filing, planning, assessments and appeals under the Income Tax Act 1961 and the new Income Tax Act 2025 effective from 1 April 2026.
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ITR Filing, Individuals and HUF
Accurate and timely income tax return filing for salaried individuals, professionals, freelancers, senior citizens and HUFs under old and new tax regimes.
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Documents Required
Form 16 from employer
Bank statements for all accounts
Capital gains statements from broker or mutual fund
Interest certificates from banks and post office
Rent receipts if HRA claimed
Loan statements for home or education loan
Investment proofs: PPF, LIC, ELSS, NPS, mediclaim
Our Process
Collect and verify all income documents
Compute tax under old and new regime to identify optimal choice
File return and obtain acknowledgement
Assist with any notices or defective return communications
Timeline: 1 to 3 working daysITR-1 to ITR-4 depending on income type
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ITR Filing, Business and Professionals
Return filing for proprietorships, partnership firms, companies and professionals with business income including books of accounts and audit where applicable.
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Documents Required
Books of accounts or tally data
Bank statements for all business accounts
GST returns filed during the year
Fixed asset register
Stock statement if applicable
Outstanding creditors and debtors list
TDS certificates received
Our Process
Preparation of financials and profit and loss account
Tax audit under Section 44AB where applicable
Presumptive taxation check under 44AD or 44ADA
Filing of ITR with supporting schedules
Timeline: 3 to 7 working days after documents receivedTax audit deadline: 30 September
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Tax Planning, Old vs New Regime
Structured analysis to help you choose the right tax regime and plan investments, salary structure and timing of income for maximum tax efficiency.
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What We Analyse
Salary structure and allowances
Eligible deductions under Chapter VI-A: 80C, 80D, 80E, 24(b) and others
HRA and LTA exemptions
Capital gains arising during the year
Business income projections for professionals
Deliverable
Regime comparison report with exact tax figures under both options
Recommended regime with rationale
Investment plan to optimize deductions if old regime is better
Advance tax schedule to avoid interest under Section 234B and 234C
Best done at the start of financial yearNew regime is default from AY 2025-26
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Assessment, Notices and Litigation
Representation before Income Tax authorities for scrutiny assessments, Section 143(1) intimations, rectification petitions and appellate proceedings.
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Matters Handled
Section 143(1) intimation discrepancies
Section 143(3) scrutiny assessments
Section 147 reopening notices
Section 154 rectification petitions
CPC demand reconciliation and correction
Appeals before CIT(A) and ITAT
Our Approach
Review the notice and identify the demand basis
Compile supporting documentation and compute correct tax
Draft and file written submissions or rectification applications
Attend hearings and represent before the assessing officer
Time sensitive, respond within 30 days of notice
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TDS and TCS Compliance
End-to-end TDS management for employers, businesses and individuals including computation, payment, return filing and certificate issuance.
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Services Covered
Monthly TDS computation and challan payment
Quarterly TDS returns: Form 24Q, 26Q, 27Q, 27EQ
Form 16 and 16A generation for employees and vendors
TAN registration for new deductors
Rectification of TDS mismatch in 26AS
Lower deduction certificate under Section 197
TDS payment due: 7th of following monthReturn due: 31st of month after quarter end
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Capital Gains and Investment Advisory
Computation of short-term and long-term capital gains from shares, mutual funds, property, gold and other assets with tax saving strategies.
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Asset Classes Covered
Listed shares and equity mutual funds: STCG 20%, LTCG 12.5% above Rs.1.25 lakh from FY 2024-25
Debt mutual funds and bonds
Residential and commercial property under Section 50C
Gold, jewellery and other assets
Tax Saving Options We Advise
Section 54 and 54F exemption on property sale proceeds
Section 54EC investment in capital gains bonds
Grandfathering benefit for pre-January 2018 equity holdings
Harvesting strategy to offset gains against losses
GST and Indirect Tax
Complete GST lifecycle management from registration through returns, refunds, notices and litigation under the CGST Act 2017.
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GST Registration
New GST registration for businesses crossing the threshold limit, interstate suppliers, e-commerce sellers and voluntary registrations.
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When Registration is Mandatory
Turnover above Rs.40 lakh per year for goods suppliers
Turnover above Rs.20 lakh per year for service providers
Any interstate supply regardless of turnover
E-commerce sellers and operators
Reverse charge mechanism recipients
Documents Required
PAN card of the business or proprietor
Aadhaar card of authorised signatory
Proof of business address: electricity bill, rent agreement or NOC from owner
Bank account details: cancelled cheque or bank statement
Passport-size photo of proprietor or directors
Certificate of incorporation for companies and LLPs
Process
File Part A of Form REG-01 on gst.gov.in with PAN, mobile and email
Fill Part B with business and promoter details using TRN
Upload documents and authenticate via Aadhaar OTP or DSC
Receive GSTIN within 3 to 7 working days
Timeline: 3 to 7 working daysFast-track: 3 days under Rule 14A for small businessesGovernment fee: Nil
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GST Return Filing
Monthly, quarterly and annual GST return filing covering GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C with reconciliation and ITC management.
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Returns We Handle
GSTR-1: Outward supply details by 11th of following month (monthly) or 13th (quarterly)
GSTR-3B: Monthly summary and tax payment by 20th of following month
GSTR-9: Annual return by 31 December
GSTR-9C: Reconciliation statement with certified CA signature
LUT filing for export without payment of GST
CMP-08 for composition dealers
What We Reconcile
GSTR-2B auto-populated ITC vs books of accounts
Sales as per books vs GSTR-1
IMS dashboard credit note reconciliation
E-way bill and invoice matching
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GST Refund Claims
Refund applications for exporters, inverted duty structure cases, excess tax paid and SEZ supplies with complete documentation.
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Types of Refunds Handled
IGST refund on exports: integrated with ICEGATE, processed within 7 days of EGM filing
ITC refund on zero-rated supplies under LUT
Inverted duty structure refund under Section 54(3)
Refund of excess tax paid
SEZ supplies refund with Form RFD-01
Key Documents
Shipping bills and eBRC from DGFT portal
GSTR-1 export invoices and GSTR-3B filed
Purchase invoices for ITC claimed
CA certificate for ITC refund claims
Refund sanctioned within 60 days of application
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GST Notice and Litigation
Response to show cause notices, Section 73 and 74 demand orders, DRC-07 proceedings and appeals before First Appellate Authority and GSTAT.
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Matters Handled
ASMT-10 scrutiny notice responses
DRC-01 show cause notice replies
Section 73 demand without fraud: voluntary payment with interest to avoid penalty
Section 74 fraud demand defence
GSTAT appeals: pre-deposit 25% of confirmed demand, file by 30 June 2026 for backlog cases
Our Approach
Identify the basis of demand and review all notices carefully
Compute the exact tax, interest and penalty exposure
Draft detailed written reply with legal citations
Appear before officer or upload response on portal
Assess writ petition viability for legally untenable demands
SEZ / STPI Compliance
End-to-end compliance for Special Economic Zone units, Software Technology Parks and DTA exporters covering registration, performance reporting and GST zero-rating.
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SEZ Unit Registration and Setup
Guidance on obtaining SEZ unit approval, Letter of Approval from Development Commissioner and post-approval compliance framework.
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Registration Steps
Identify the appropriate SEZ based on sector and location
Prepare project report with investment, employment and NFE projections
Apply for Letter of Approval (LOA) from the Unit Approval Committee
Execute Bond-cum-Legal Undertaking (BLUT) with the Development Commissioner
Apply for Customs bond registration for duty-free imports
Post-Registration Compliance
Quarterly Performance Report (QPR) to Development Commissioner
Monthly Performance Report (MPR) for first two years
Annual Performance Report (APR) with Net Foreign Exchange Earning (NFE) computation
Softex filing for software and service exports
DSPF endorsement where applicable
Suitable for IT, BPO and GCC unitsNFE must be positive over 5-year period
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STPI Registration and Compliance
STPI membership, SOFTEX filing, SERF returns and customs duty exemption management for software and IT service exporters.
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STPI Registration
Apply to nearest STPI centre with project details
Obtain Letter of Permission (LOP) for duty-free import of equipment
Register with STPI Director for SOFTEX filing access
Annual renewal of STPI membership
Ongoing Compliance
SOFTEX: monthly filing for deemed export of software within 30 days of invoice
SERF: Software Export Return Filing — quarterly with STPI Director
eBRC generation on DGFT portal for each realised export invoice
Annual performance report with export and import data
Customs duty exemption on hardware and equipment under STPI scheme
SOFTEX filing: within 30 days of invoice dateRBI extended export realisation period: 15 months
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SEZ and STPI GST Compliance
Zero-rated supply treatment, LUT filing, IGST refund management and ITC reconciliation specific to SEZ and STPI exporters.
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GST on SEZ Supplies
All supplies to SEZ units are zero-rated under Section 16(1)(b) of IGST Act
Supplier can export with payment of IGST and claim refund, or supply under LUT without payment
Form RFD-01 for refund of IGST paid or ITC accumulated on inputs used for SEZ supplies
LUT filing for zero-rated exports: file before the financial year begins
GST on STPI Exports
Services exported by STPI units are zero-rated if made under LUT
IGST refund on services exported with payment: linked with eBRC and GSTR-1
Input ITC fully claimable for STPI units unlike SEZ units where some restrictions apply
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FEMA and RBI Compliance for Exporters
EDPMS reconciliation, export realisation tracking, APR filing and FEMA advisory for software and service exporters through SEZ and STPI.
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EDPMS Compliance
Every export invoice above USD 25,000 must be reported in EDPMS through the authorised dealer bank
Foreign exchange realisation must be received within 15 months of shipment (as extended by RBI)
eBRC must be generated on DGFT portal once realisation is confirmed by bank
Unresolved EDPMS entries require regularisation with RBI through the AD bank
APR Filing
Annual Performance Report to RBI through AD bank for each overseas subsidiary or office
Form ODI Part II: annual reporting of overseas direct investments
FC-GPR for receiving FDI into the Indian entity from a foreign parent
Customs and DGFT
Import duty classification, IEC registration, export benefit schemes under the Foreign Trade Policy and eBRC compliance for traders and exporters.
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IEC Registration
Import Export Code registration — mandatory for every business importing or exporting goods and services from India.
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Who Needs IEC
Any business or individual importing goods into India
Any business exporting goods or services from India
Not required for personal imports or government departments
Documents Required
PAN of the entity or individual
Certificate of incorporation or partnership deed
Aadhaar of authorised signatory
Cancelled cheque or bank certificate
Address proof of business premises
Process
Apply online at dgft.gov.in
Upload documents and pay government fee of Rs.500
IEC issued within 2 to 3 working days
IEC is permanent and does not require annual renewal
Timeline: 2 to 3 working daysGovernment fee: Rs.500
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eBRC Generation on DGFT Portal
Electronic Bank Realisation Certificate generation for confirmed export proceeds — required for GST refunds, LUT compliance and FTP scheme benefits.
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Why eBRC is Important
Proof that export proceeds have been realised in foreign exchange
Mandatory for claiming GST IGST refund on exports
Required for FTP scheme benefits: RoDTEP, Advance Authorisation, EPCG
Required for FEMA compliance and closing EDPMS entries
Generation Process
Bank transmits realisation data to DGFT through API integration
Exporter logs in to dgft.gov.in and self-certifies the eBRC
eBRC number is issued by the system against each invoice
For service exports: bank issues FIRC which is used as equivalent proof
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Customs Duty and Bill of Entry
Customs tariff classification, duty computation, ICEGATE filing guidance and drawback claims for importers and traders.
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Services Covered
HS code classification under Customs Tariff Act for imported goods
Basic Customs Duty, IGST on imports, and Social Welfare Surcharge computation
ICEGATE portal guidance for self-filing of Bill of Entry
SVB (Special Valuation Branch) proceedings for related party imports
Customs duty drawback claims for goods used in manufacture and exported
Advance Ruling applications for classification disputes
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FTP Scheme Advisory
Advance Authorisation, EPCG licence, RoDTEP scheme and other Foreign Trade Policy benefit schemes for eligible exporters.
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Schemes We Handle
Advance Authorisation: duty-free import of inputs for export production, export obligation within 18 months
EPCG: import capital goods at 0% duty against export obligation of 6 times the duty saved in 6 years
RoDTEP: Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products, rates notified category-wise
SEIS: Service Exports from India Scheme for eligible service exporters
Compliance After Availing Scheme
Export obligation fulfillment tracking
EODC (Export Obligation Discharge Certificate) application after completion
Regularisation of short-shipment cases with DGFT
Audit and Assurance
Statutory, tax and information systems audit services with DISA-qualified IS audit capability and internal audit frameworks for growing businesses.
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Statutory Audit
Audit of financial statements under the Companies Act 2013 for private and public limited companies with full audit report and CARO reporting.
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What the Audit Covers
Verification of books of accounts and financial statements
Internal controls review and management letter
CARO 2020 reporting on 21 specified matters
Review of related party transactions
Going concern assessment
Documents Required
Tally or accounting software backup
Bank statements and reconciliation for all accounts
Fixed asset register with depreciation schedule
Stock statement as on year-end
All invoices, expense vouchers and agreements
Previous year financial statements
Filing deadline: 30 September each yearForm AOC-4 and MGT-7 filed on MCA after audit
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Tax Audit, Section 44AB
Mandatory tax audit for businesses with turnover above Rs.1 crore and professionals above Rs.50 lakh with Form 3CA/3CB and 3CD reporting.
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Applicability
Business turnover above Rs.1 crore (Rs.10 crore if cash transactions below 5%)
Professional receipts above Rs.50 lakh
Presumptive income taxpayers opting out of 44AD or 44ADA
Key Clauses in 3CD Report
Clause 26: TDS deducted and deposited
Clause 34: GSTR reconciliation with books
Clause 44: Business expenditure breakup
Payments to related parties and section 40A(2) disallowances
Deadline: 30 SeptemberPenalty for non-compliance: 0.5% of turnover, max Rs.1.5 lakh
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IS Audit, DISA Qualified
Information Systems Audit by a DISA-certified professional covering ERP controls, cybersecurity risks, data integrity and IT governance.
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Scope of IS Audit
General IT controls: access management, change management, backup and recovery
Application controls in ERP and accounting systems
Data integrity and accuracy checks
Cybersecurity risk assessment
Business continuity and disaster recovery review
Who Needs IS Audit
Companies with RBI or SEBI requirements
Banks and NBFCs for DISA-specific certifications
Cooperative banks and housing finance companies
Companies with large-scale ERP implementations
Conducted by CA Krupanand Bammidi, DISA (ICAI)
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Internal Audit
Risk-based internal audit for mid-size companies including process reviews, control gap identification and management reports on a quarterly or annual basis.
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Processes We Audit
Procurement and vendor payment cycle
Revenue recognition and collections
Payroll and statutory compliance
Inventory and fixed assets management
Contract management and legal compliance
Deliverables
Internal audit report with risk rating for each finding
Management action plan with agreed timelines
Follow-up audit to verify implementation
Corporate and Company Law
Company secretarial, MCA compliance, FEMA, and corporate restructuring services under the Companies Act 2013 and allied legislation.
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Company Secretarial
Full-scope MCA compliance: annual returns, board meetings, statutory registers and ROC filings for private limited companies and LLPs.
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Annual Compliance Filings
Form AOC-4: Financial statements filing by 30 October
Form MGT-7 or MGT-7A: Annual return by 29 November
DIR-3 KYC: Annual director KYC by 30 September
DPT-3: Return of deposits by 30 June
MSME Form I for outstanding payments to MSME vendors
CCFS-2026 Amnesty Opportunity
Companies with pending annual return backlogs can regularise at only 10% of normal additional fee
Window open until 15 July 2026
Significant relief for companies with 3 to 5 years of non-filing
MCA V3 portal active from July 2025Professional certification mandatory for most filings
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Director and Share Management
Director appointment, resignation and removal; share transfers, transmission and allotments with real-time MCA portal filing support.
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Director Changes
DIR-12: Appointment or cessation of director within 30 days
DIN application for new directors through SPICe+ or DIR-3
DIR-3 KYC annual compliance
Resignation letter and board resolution preparation
Share Transactions
Share transfer: execute SH-4 transfer deed, update register, notify ROC
Share transmission on death of shareholder
PAS-3: Return of allotment within 30 days
SH-7: Increase in authorised capital
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FEMA and RBI Compliance
Foreign Exchange Management Act advisory for exporters, importers, SEZ units and companies with FDI or ODI, including EDPMS, SOFTEX and APR filings.
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Services Covered
SOFTEX filing for software and service exports through STPI
EDPMS entry reconciliation for export realisation
APR: Annual Performance Report for subsidiaries abroad
SERF: Software Export Return Filing
FC-GPR for FDI receipts and FC-TRS for share transfers
Export realisation: RBI extended period to 15 months from shipment
SEZ Unit Compliance
Quarterly Performance Report (QPR) and Monthly Performance Report (MPR)
DSPF endorsement for software exporters
Net Foreign Exchange Earning computation
Annual filing with Development Commissioner
Virtual CFO Services
Fractional CFO support for startups, SMEs and growing businesses, from financial reporting and MIS to fundraising readiness and compliance oversight.
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Monthly MIS and Financial Reporting
Monthly management information system reports, P&L, cash flow statements and KPI dashboards tailored to your business.
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Deliverables Each Month
Profit and loss statement with variance analysis vs budget
Balance sheet and net worth statement
Cash flow and working capital report
Accounts receivable and payable ageing
Department-wise or project-wise cost tracking
Ideal For
Startups with investors wanting monthly updates
Mid-size companies without a full-time CFO
Businesses preparing for bank funding or PE investment
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Fundraising and Investor Readiness
Financial model preparation, investor pitch support, due diligence coordination and term sheet review for startups and growing businesses.
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What We Prepare
5-year financial projection model with scenario analysis
Unit economics and break-even analysis
Cap table management and equity dilution workings
Data room preparation for due diligence
Compliance clean-up before investor audit
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Compliance Oversight
Single-point coordination for all statutory compliance: income tax, GST, TDS, MCA, labour law and FEMA across your business entities.
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What We Monitor
Monthly TDS payment and quarterly return deadlines
GST GSTR-1 and 3B due dates
Annual return and audit deadlines for all entities
Director KYC and MCA annual filing calendar
Labour law: PF, ESIC, professional tax and bonus deadlines
Advantage
Zero penalty risk from missed deadlines
Single WhatsApp or email contact for all compliance queries
Pre-month compliance calendar sent proactively
Business Incorporation
End-to-end entity formation for all business structures, from name reservation and document preparation to post-incorporation compliance setup.
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Private Limited Company
The most popular structure for startups and growing businesses. Offers limited liability, perpetual succession, ease of raising funds and strong market credibility.
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Eligibility
Minimum 2 directors and 2 shareholders (can be same persons)
Maximum 200 shareholders
At least 1 director must be a resident of India
No minimum capital requirement
Documents Required from Each Director and Shareholder
PAN card (mandatory)
Aadhaar card (for resident Indians)
Passport for foreign nationals
Address proof: utility bill or bank statement not older than 2 months
Passport-size photograph
NOC from property owner for registered office address
Incorporation Steps
Step 1: Obtain Class 3 DSC for all directors
Step 2: Apply for DIN through SPICe+ form or DIR-3 separately
Step 3: Reserve company name through RUN or SPICe+ Part A
Step 4: File SPICe+ Part B with MOA, AOA, INC-9 and DIR-2
Step 5: Receive Certificate of Incorporation with CIN, PAN and TAN
Step 6: Apply for GST, open current account and complete post-incorporation compliance
What You Get Automatically with Incorporation
PAN and TAN for the company
EPFO and ESIC registration
GST registration (optional on SPICe+)
Bank account opening link through partner banks
Timeline: 10 to 15 working daysDSC cost: Rs.1,000 to Rs.2,000 per directorTotal cost including professional fees: Rs.8,000 to Rs.15,000
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LLP, Limited Liability Partnership
Combines partnership flexibility with limited liability. Popular with professionals, consultancies and service businesses.
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Eligibility
Minimum 2 designated partners
At least 1 designated partner must be a resident Indian
No minimum capital requirement
Documents Required
PAN card and Aadhaar of all partners
Address proof for all partners
Registered office address proof with NOC from owner
DSC for all designated partners
DPIN (Designated Partner Identification Number) for each
Incorporation Steps
Step 1: Obtain DPIN through Form DIR-3 or through FiLLiP directly
Step 2: Reserve LLP name through RUN-LLP portal
Step 3: File FiLLiP (Form for Incorporation of LLP)
Step 4: Receive Certificate of Incorporation
Step 5: File Form 3 (LLP Agreement) within 30 days of incorporation
Timeline: 7 to 12 working daysAnnual compliance simpler than a private limited company
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One Person Company (OPC)
A private limited company with a single promoter. Suitable for solo entrepreneurs who want limited liability without multiple shareholders.
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Eligibility
Only a natural person who is a resident Indian can incorporate an OPC
Maximum 1 shareholder (the promoter)
Must nominate a nominee who will take over if the promoter becomes incapacitated
Mandatory conversion to private limited if turnover crosses Rs.2 crore
Advantages Over Sole Proprietorship
Limited liability protection for personal assets
Separate legal identity
Easier to get bank loans and contracts
Perpetual succession through the nominee
Timeline: 7 to 12 working days
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Trusts, Societies and Section 8 Companies
Formation of charitable trusts, NGOs, sports clubs, religious societies and not-for-profit companies with 12A and 80G registration.
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Structure Options
Public Charitable Trust: registered under state trust act, minimum 2 trustees
Society: registered under Societies Registration Act 1860, minimum 7 members
Section 8 Company: incorporated under Companies Act for charitable purposes
Tax Exemptions Available
Section 12A registration: income exempt from tax
Section 80G registration: donors get deduction on their donations
FCRA registration for receiving foreign contributions
International Taxation
Transfer pricing, DTAA advisory, foreign company compliance, and GCC-specific advisory for businesses with cross-border operations.
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DTAA Advisory
Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement analysis to reduce withholding tax on cross-border payments including dividends, royalties, fees for technical services and salary.
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Common DTAA Scenarios
Software services to clients in USA, UK or Singapore, DTAA may reduce TDS from 20% to 10% or lower
Salary of employees deputed abroad
Dividend from foreign subsidiaries
Royalty and technical service fees to non-residents
Documents Needed
Tax Residency Certificate from foreign country
Form 10F declaration
No Permanent Establishment declaration
Invoice and contract copy
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GCC Setup Advisory, SEZ vs STPI vs DTA
Strategic advisory for Global Capability Centres choosing between SEZ, STPI and non-STPI operating frameworks based on tax profile, compliance cost and operational needs.
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Framework Comparison
SEZ: Tax holiday under IT Act 2025, GST zero-rating on services, duty-free imports, strict compliance with Development Commissioner
Non-STPI (DTA): Simpler setup, standard GST and income tax, no export compliance overhead
Our Advisory Covers
Comparative tax and compliance cost analysis across structures
FEMA implications of each model
Transfer pricing policy for GCC to parent billing
EDPMS, APR and MPR obligations for chosen structure
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Transfer Pricing
Transfer pricing documentation, benchmarking studies and Form 3CEB certification for international and domestic related party transactions.
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Applicability
International transactions with associated enterprises above Rs.1 crore
Specified domestic transactions above Rs.20 crore
Deliverables
Transfer pricing study with benchmarking analysis
Selection and application of most appropriate method
Form 3CEB certification by a Chartered Accountant
Documentation maintained as per Rule 10D
Form 3CEB deadline: 31 October
Labour Law and HR Compliance
Payroll processing, PF and ESIC registration, wage act compliance and CTC structuring for businesses with employees across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
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PF and ESIC Compliance
Registration, monthly contribution payment and annual return filing under the Employees Provident Fund and ESIC Acts.
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PF Compliance Calendar
Monthly ECR filing by 25th of following month
Employee PF contribution: 12% of basic salary
Employer contribution: 12% split between EPF and EPS
Annual return in Form 3A and 6A
ESIC Compliance
Applicable where 10 or more employees and salary below Rs.21,000 per month
Employee contribution: 0.75% of wages
Employer contribution: 3.25% of wages
Half-yearly returns by 11 November and 11 May
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Payroll Processing and CTC Structuring
Monthly payroll computation with tax-optimised CTC structure, payslip generation, Form 16 and compliance with Payment of Wages Act.
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What We Handle
CTC structure design: basic, HRA, special allowance, LTA, reimbursements
Monthly salary computation and TDS deduction
Payslip generation for all employees
Form 12BB collection from employees at start of year
Full and final settlement computation for resigned employees
Form 16 issuance by 15 June every year
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Labour Law Registrations and Licences
Shop and establishment registration, professional tax, contract labour licence and factories act compliance for Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
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Registrations We Handle
Telangana Shops and Establishments Act registration
Professional Tax enrolment and return filing
Contract Labour (Regulation and Abolition) Act licence
Maternity Benefit Act compliance
Payment of Gratuity Act applicability advisory
Project Advisory
Detailed Project Reports, APIIC and industrial plot applications, MSME registrations and government scheme advisory for businesses in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
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Detailed Project Report (DPR)
Bankable DPRs for term loan applications, government scheme eligibility, APIIC allotment and industrial licence purposes.
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What a DPR Covers
Executive summary and promoter profile
Industry analysis and market study
Product or service description and manufacturing process
Land and building, plant and machinery requirements
Project cost and means of financing
5-year financial projections: P&L, balance sheet and cash flow
Break-even analysis and return on investment
Risk factors and mitigation plan
Used For
Bank term loan sanction
APIIC industrial plot application in Andhra Pradesh
TSIIC plot application in Telangana
Startup India or DPIIT recognition
Government subsidy schemes
Timeline: 5 to 10 working days after data collection
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APIIC and TSIIC Industrial Plot Advisory
End-to-end support for APIIC industrial plot applications in Andhra Pradesh, including committee queries, site layout and allotment follow-up.
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Application Requirements
DPR or project summary with investment and employment details
Company incorporation documents or firm registration
Bank solvency certificate
Net worth statement certified by a CA
Area utilisation statement and site layout plan
Implementation timeline for phased investment
What We Prepare
Area utilisation statement as per APIIC requirements
Implementation timeline with phase-wise investment
SVG or CAD site layout drawing if required
Responses to evaluation committee queries
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Startup India and DPIIT Registration
DPIIT recognition for startups to access tax benefits, easier compliance, government tenders and funding schemes.
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Eligibility for DPIIT Recognition
Incorporated as private limited, LLP or registered partnership
Not more than 10 years from date of incorporation
Annual turnover not exceeding Rs.100 crore in any financial year
Working towards innovation, improvement or scalable business model
Benefits of DPIIT Recognition
Income tax exemption for 3 years under Section 80-IAC
Angel tax exemption under Section 56(2)(viib)
Self-certification for 6 labour and 3 environment laws
Fast track patent application at 80% reduced fee
Access to government tenders without prior turnover requirement
Documents Required
Incorporation certificate
PAN of entity and director
Website or pitch deck explaining the business innovation
Brief description of products, services and uniqueness (within character limits)
Registration is online at startupindia.gov.inRecognition typically within 2 to 4 weeks
AI and Technology Advisory
Practical AI adoption for CA practices, finance teams and businesses, from workflow automation to responsible AI governance and tool selection.
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AI Workflow Automation for CA Practices
Identify and implement AI tools to automate repetitive tasks in a CA office: document review, data extraction, reconciliation and client communication.
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Use Cases We Address
Automated GST reconciliation between GSTR-2B and books
AI-assisted tax notice summarisation and response drafting
Bulk PDF processing for form 26AS and AIS data
Automated compliance calendar and deadline alerts
Client document collection using AI-powered checklists
Tools Covered
ChatGPT and Claude for professional drafting
Microsoft Copilot for Excel and Word automation
Python scripts for bulk data processing
RPA tools for portal-based automation
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AI Literacy for Finance Teams
Workshops and training for accountants, CFOs and finance professionals on responsible and productive AI adoption in day-to-day work.
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Workshop Topics
How large language models work and their limitations
Prompt engineering for finance and tax professionals
Data privacy and confidentiality when using AI tools
Identifying hallucinations and verifying AI outputs
Building an AI policy for your firm or company
Format
In-person half-day or full-day sessions
Online webinars for distributed teams
Customised training material for your organisation
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AI Risk and Governance Advisory
Policy development, risk assessment and governance frameworks for organisations deploying AI in financial decision-making processes.
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What We Cover
AI risk classification for financial applications
Data governance and privacy compliance
Bias and fairness review in AI-driven credit or underwriting decisions
SEBI and RBI guidelines on AI in financial services
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