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Our practice
The firm organises its work into seven service pillars, each led by qualified specialists. The pillars exist to make the website easier to navigate; in practice, mandates routinely cut across pillars. A statutory audit may surface a transfer pricing question; a corporate restructuring may need FEMA input; an estate matter may require trust formation, valuation and tax advisory at once. The firm staffs each engagement to draw on the most relevant qualifications for the matter.
Pillar 01
Statutory and special purpose audits of companies, banks, trusts and co-operative societies, conducted in accordance with the Standards on Auditing notified by the ICAI and supported by independent quality review.
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Return filing, tax planning, TDS compliance, transfer pricing, and representation before income tax authorities including faceless assessments and appeals at every appellate forum.
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Registration, periodic returns, audit, refunds, and departmental representation across the GST regime, with advisory on customs, foreign trade policy and special economic zone compliance.
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Company and LLP incorporation, ROC compliance, secretarial audit and corporate restructuring, led by qualified Company Secretaries within the firm.
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Cross border structuring, foreign exchange compliance, FCRA registration, NRI taxation and DTAA advisory for inbound and outbound transactions.
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Outsourced finance, payroll, virtual CFO services, internal financial controls, Ind AS conversion, and the newer mandates of AI governance, forensic accounting and sustainability assurance.
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Valuations under multiple regulatory frameworks, mergers and demergers, insolvency support, capital market and listed company compliance, NBFC and trust matters, and statutory certifications.
Explore pillarAcross every pillar
Every engagement is scoped to identify and address regulatory risk specific to the client's situation. Compliance calendars are maintained for each retained client; deviations are surfaced before they become defaults.
The firm uses cloud accounting platforms, secure file sharing, encrypted communication, and automation tools where they improve quality. Technology is a means; quality is the standard.
Client matters are protected by access controls, encrypted storage, audit logs and the firm's information security framework. Confidentiality is a contractual and ethical obligation, not an aspiration.
The proprietor and team members invest time every quarter in formal continuing professional education, which is a regulatory requirement under the ICAI but is also commercially sensible: tax, audit, GST, FEMA and corporate law all change constantly.
For mandates that span jurisdictions, the firm coordinates with overseas counsel and accounting firms in line with the ICAI Council Guidelines on Networking. Engagements are conducted in English and documented in the formats expected by overseas regulators and counsel.
Discuss a specific mandate, request a proposal, or ask a one off compliance question. The firm responds within one business day.