Straight answers on registration, tax filing, GST, ROC compliance, and bookkeeping.
Typically 7–10 working days from document submission, including name approval, DIN/DSC issuance, and incorporation filing with the ROC.
PAN and Aadhaar of all directors/partners, address proof, a registered office address proof (rent agreement or utility bill), and passport-size photographs.
Not always — GST registration is mandatory once turnover crosses the applicable threshold (₹20 lakh for most services, ₹40 lakh for goods), or if you sell interstate/online.
31 July for individuals and firms not requiring audit; 31 October for taxpayers requiring a tax audit under Section 44AB, unless extended by the CBDT.
Most notices have a defined response window. We review the notice type (intimation, scrutiny, or demand), prepare the required reply with supporting documents, and file it before the deadline.
Businesses with turnover exceeding ₹1 crore (or ₹10 crore with limited cash transactions) and professionals with gross receipts over ₹50 lakh generally require a tax audit.
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs charges ₹100 per day per form for late filing of AOC-4 and MGT-7, with no maximum cap — the penalty keeps accumulating until filed.
Yes. Every registered company must file annual ROC returns and DIR-3 KYC regardless of whether it is actively trading, unless it has been formally struck off.
Director changes require a board resolution, DIR-12 filing with the ROC, and updated statutory registers — typically completed within 7–10 working days.
GSTR-3B is due on the 20th of the following month for most regular taxpayers, though QRMP scheme filers have staggered dates (22nd or 24th).
It matches the input tax credit you have claimed against what your suppliers have reported. Mismatches can lead to credit reversal notices, so monthly reconciliation prevents surprises at year-end.
E-invoicing is mandatory for businesses with turnover above the government-notified threshold (currently ₹5 crore), for B2B transactions.
Monthly is best practice — it keeps GST reconciliation accurate, surfaces cash flow issues early, and means your annual financial statements are a formality, not a scramble.
PF (Provident Fund), ESI (Employee State Insurance), and PT (Professional Tax) deductions, deposits, and return filings, along with payslip generation.
A Management Information System report summarizes your business's financial health — revenue, expenses, receivables, payables — in a format designed for quick decision-making, not just compliance.
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