About Us
Who We Are?
We are a team of proficient and dedicated chartered Accountant based in New Delhi as well as other major cities in India. We typically handle all the branches of accounting and auditing including account outsourcing, business taxation, cooperate compliance, company formation in India, starting a business in India, taxation of expatriates.
Why Choose Us?
This is a team of high-qualified and expert professionals who add value to your business with their skills and efficiency. We are here to offer you:
- A fresh and practical approach to our client’s tax and account maintenance planning.
- A customized service based on individual clients.
- Innovative solutions to make things simpler.
Knowledge Hub
The recent GST extension notification gives businesses extra time to file returns due to technical or external challenges. It may include revised deadlines and waivers on late fees or penalties. This approach aims to reduce compliance burdens and ensure smoother operations for taxpayers.
“India’s Ease of Doing Business reforms have simplified operations through GST, IBC, and digital compliance. As Chartered Accountants, we guide businesses through these changes, ensuring compliance and helping them thrive in India’s growing economy.”
“Transfer Pricing in India ensures fair pricing of related-party transactions in line with the Arm’s Length Principle. We help businesses set compliant pricing structures, maintain documentation, and reduce tax risks. Our services include managing audits, defending against adjustments, and facilitating Advance Pricing Agreements (APAs).”
India’s BEPS(Base Erosion and Profit Shifting) implementation focuses on preventing tax avoidance by multinationals through measures like Country-by-Country Reporting, strengthened transfer pricing rules, anti-abuse provisions (GAAR), and dispute resolution mechanisms. These actions promote tax transparency and fair taxation.
The Indian Financial Code (IFC) is a proposed law aimed at reforming India’s financial regulations, enhancing stability, transparency, and consumer protection. It includes provisions for unified regulation, improved governance, and consumer rights. While still a proposal, the IFC seeks to modernize India’s financial system and align it with global standards.
Atmanirbhar Bharat is an initiative to promote self-reliance by boosting local manufacturing, encouraging investment, and supporting MSMEs. It aims to reduce dependence on imports, enhance exports, and foster innovation through skill development and policy reforms, driving sustainable economic growth.
Corporate taxation in India includes a 25-30% tax rate for domestic companies and 40% for foreign companies, with incentives for R&D, donations, and export profits. Companies must comply with transfer pricing rules and file annual returns. Special Economic Zones (SEZs) offer tax exemptions on export-related profits.
In India, financial reporting is governed by Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS), aligned with IFRS. Companies must prepare key financial statements like the balance sheet, profit and loss, and cash flow statements. Auditors ensure compliance with these standards for transparency and accuracy in financial reporting.
GST in India is a unified indirect tax system that replaces multiple taxes like VAT and service tax. It includes CGST, SGST, and IGST, depending on the transaction type. Businesses must register, file periodic returns, and can claim input tax credits to reduce liability.
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