How we've helped clients across India

A Mumbai trading business came to us after months of mismatched GST returns had blocked a chunk of their input tax credit. Their previous provider filed returns without reconciling against GSTR-2B.

We reconciled twelve months of purchases against 2B, identified the mismatches, coordinated with suppliers to correct filings, and recovered the credit, while putting a monthly reconciliation process in place so it never recurs.

A Bangalore IT professional had been defaulting to the new tax regime for two years, unaware that their home loan, 80C investments and HRA made the old regime far more beneficial.

We computed both regimes for the current and prior years, switched them to the old regime, and filed a revised return for the earlier year to claim back the excess.

A Pune founder needed to incorporate quickly to sign a client contract, but was worried about getting post-incorporation compliance right, auditor appointment, INC-20A, and the rest.

We handled the full incorporation, DSC and DIN, appointed the first auditor within the window, filed INC-20A, and set up their GST and TAN, all inside nine working days.

A fast-growing D2C brand was flying blind, running on a bank balance with no real visibility into margins or cash runway, and an investor conversation approaching.

We closed their books, built monthly MIS, a 13-week cash-flow forecast and a board pack, and sat with the founders to interpret the numbers before their raise.

A mid-sized manufacturer came to us in September with disorganised records and a statutory audit due, their previous auditor had flagged issues but offered no fixes.

We scoped the risks, ran fieldwork online, reconciled stock and fixed assets, and walked the management through every finding before finalising. We delivered a UDIN-backed report with a plain-language management letter.

A Delhi company had accumulated TDS default notices on TRACES from short-deductions and challan mismatches across several quarters, with interest mounting.

We reconciled every quarter against Form 26AS, filed correction statements, resolved the short-deductions, and set up a deduction calendar so the returns stay clean going forward.

A trading company was about to close its year with large unpaid dues to micro and small suppliers, unaware that Section 43B(h) would disallow the expense and inflate its taxable income.

We identified the MSME-registered vendors, prioritised payments before 31 March, and put written 45-day agreements in place, so the deductions stayed in the current year rather than deferring.

A private limited company had missed AOC-4 and MGT-7 filings for two years, exposing the directors to per-day penalties and possible disqualification.

We reconstructed the financials, filed the pending returns with the applicable additional fees, brought the DIN KYC current, and set up a compliance calendar so nothing lapses again.

An NRI selling a flat in India faced a large TDS deduction under Section 195 and confusion over how to repatriate the proceeds without overpaying tax.

We computed the actual capital gain, arranged a lower-deduction certificate so TDS matched the real liability rather than the gross value, and guided the 15CA/15CB remittance.