OUR SERVICES

Individuals Taxation

The government puts a tax on the income of people through the personal income tax system. By law, taxpayers must file an annual income tax return to establish their tax liability. These earnings are an essential source of income for the government of India.

Individuals Taxation

Filing a tax return is not only beneficial to you, but also to the nation as a whole. The tax you pay is used by the government to improve the nation's infrastructure and other facilities, such as medical, military, etc. The greater the number of tax returns filed, the greater the government's ability to spend and provide us with a good nation. 

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NRI Taxation

It is essential to comprehend just how an NRI becomes tax-liable in India. According to FEMA's standards, a citizen of Indian ancestry can only be considered an NRI if he or she has spent a certain number of days abroad and subsequently maintained a relative time of absence in India.

NRI Taxation

A non-resident alien may claim a 30% standard deduction, deduct property taxes, and deduct mortgage interest. Section 80C also allows the NRI a deduction for principal repayment. Stamp duty and registration fees paid on a property purchase are also deductible under Section 80C.

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Corporate Taxation

The Income Tax Act of 1961 imposes a corporate tax on both domestic and foreign corporations. With this Act, the Indian government requires domestic corporations to pay taxes depending on their global income. In contrast, foreign corporations are solely taxed on income earned or received in India.

Corporate Taxation

Due to relatively high corporate taxes, substantial funds are raised for public projects. Perhaps most importantly, personal income taxes in India are protected primarily by corporate tax.

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NGO Taxation

In line with the Income Tax Act of 1961, eighty–five percent of the total amount of revenue received by a Non–Governmental Organization is utilised, while the remaining fifteen percent is saved for future use; "Corpus" Funding is also included in the fifteen percent of accumulated income.

NGO Taxation

Certain contributions or donations qualify for a tax deduction under 80G Certificate of the Income Tax Act. NGOs and other non-profit organisations must register and validate themselves with the Income Tax Department to receive such certifications.

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Firm Taxation

Under the Income Tax Act of 1961, a partnership firm income tax return. 30% of the total income is subject to income taxation for partnership businesses. In addition, a partnership firm must pay a 12% income tax surcharge if its total income exceeds Rs. 1 crore.

Firm Taxation

The tax advantage enjoyed by a partnership is that it is not required to pay income tax on the profits shared by the partners. As each partner must file their own profit and loss statements. Additionally see: Dissolution of Partnership Firm

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Startup Advisory & mentory

A startup advisor is a professional with training and experience in a particular area or business who gives startup founders with guidance, mentoring, and networking opportunities. They aid entrepreneurs in maximising the potential of a new startup by leveraging their talents, expertise, and contacts.

Startup Advisory & mentory

Despite the fact that founders typically have a great deal of experience, most individuals lack sufficient knowledge in every aspect of a business. They frequently lack expertise in areas such as human resources, compliance, and the industry.

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Auditing & Assurance

The distinct features between audit and assurance are as follows: Audit is the process of closely examining the financial accounts of a corporation for accounting information. Assurance, on the other hand, involves evaluating and analysing various activities, processes, and procedures.

Auditing & Assurance

All organisations, including business, social, industrial, and commercial entities, audit their books of accounts. A major advantage of auditing is that it provides assurances to owners, investors, shareholders, etc. The owners of the company will have confidence in the accuracy of their accounting records.

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Transfer Pricing

One party transmits goods or services to another in exchange for payment. This cost is known as the "transfer price." This may be arbitrary and predetermined, with no correlation to cost and value-added, diverging from market dynamics.

Transfer Pricing

Transfer pricing reduces duty costs by shipping goods into countries with high tariff rates at low transfer prices, thereby lowering the duty base of such transactions.

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Business Accounting (IND AS, US GAAP)

Accounting for businesses is the systematic recording, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of financial data. Accounting can be performed by a single individual in a small corporation or by multiple teams in large enterprises.

Business Accounting

  • Administration of business records
  • The process of preparing financial statements
  • Comparison of results
  • Decision making
  • Evidence in legal matters
  • Information provided to related parties
  • Helps with tax matters
  • Assessment of a company
  • Conversion of memory
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Corporate Statutory & Regulation Compliance

RBI, IRDA, SEBI, MCA etc

As state and local governments extend compliance requirements, raise costs, and intensify enforcement activities, the regulatory landscape has grown increasingly complex. Even the most diligent and conscientious firm may find it difficult to keep up with the constant influx of new and shifting needs.

Corporate Statutory & Regulation Compliance

Statutory Compliance is a requirement for all organisations, regardless of their size, number of employees, or industry affiliation. In addition to the Income Tax Act, Companies Act, PF and ESIC, Service Tax, Partnership Act, and Value-Added Tax (VAT), there are a number of similar laws governing a variety of industries.

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Goods & Service Tax (GST)

GST stands for "Goods and Services Tax." This indirect tax has replaced many indirect taxes in India, including excise duty, value-added tax, services tax, etc. The Goods and Services Tax Act was passed by the Parliament on March 29, 2017 and took effect on July 1, 2017.

Goods & Service Tax (GST)

The GST prevents tax cascading by providing a comprehensive mechanism for input tax credits across the entire supply chain. This seamless availability of Input Tax Credit across all goods and services at each stage of the supply chain has allowed for the streamlining of business operations.

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Fund Repatriation

Repatriation refers to the transfer of Indian Rupees from your Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) Rupee Checking Account or NRO Deposit to your overseas account or FCNR Deposit in foreign currency, or in Indian Rupees to your Non-Resident External (NRE) Rupee Checking Account.

Fund Repatriation

Repatriation refers to the transfer of Indian Rupees from your Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) Rupee Checking Account or NRO Deposit to your overseas account or FCNR Deposit in foreign currency, or in Indian Rupees to your Non-Resident External (NRE) Rupee Checking Account.

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Secretarial compliance

Secretarial Audit is a comprehensive examination of a company's compliance with all applicable laws. SEBI Act, Companies Act, Depositors Act, FEMA, SCRA, and other industry-specific laws, while the Secretarial Compliance Report is limited to the SEBI Act and its regulations and circulars.

Secretarial compliance

It ensures that the management and affairs of the company are conducted in accordance with the provisions and that the owner's stake is not at risk. It facilitates self-control and professional discipline.

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Startup Capital Management Services

Startup capital refers to the funds raised by a new business to cover its initial expenses. To sell an idea and raise startup capital, entrepreneurs must develop a solid business plan or construct a prototype. Startup capital may be provided by venture capitalists, angel investors, banks, or other financial institutions.

Startup Capital Management Services

There are many advantages to startup funding, but the three most significant are as follows:

  1. Providing initial funding to launch the business;
  2. Financing the early stages of development;
  3. allowing the business owner to relinquish a portion of ownership in exchange for investment capital.
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