Our Services
Bookkeeping
This is the process of recording daily financial transactions, such as sales, purchases, and payments. It's the foundation of a company's financial records, providing an accurate, chronological history of all money coming in and going out.
Accounting
This service involves interpreting, classifying, analyzing, and summarizing financial data from bookkeeping records to prepare financial statements (like the Balance Sheet and Income Statement). It provides a complete financial picture of the business.
Financial Reporting
The preparation of formal financial statements (Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Cash Flow Statement) for internal management or external parties like investors, banks, or regulatory bodies. These reports are crucial for making informed business decisions.
General Ledger Maintenance
This involves keeping the main record of all financial transactions for a business. The service ensures that all accounts are balanced and reconciled accurately, forming the core of a company’s financial system.
Compliance and Maintenance Services
Tax Filing and Compliance
Preparing and filing various tax returns (e.g., corporate income tax, GST) with the relevant tax authorities. This ensures the business meets its legal obligations and avoids penalties.
Annual Compliance Filings
This service involves preparing and submitting annual reports and other required documents to government agencies (e.g., Registrar of Companies). It's essential for maintaining the legal status of the company or LLP.
GST Registration and Filing
Assisting businesses with registering for Goods and Services Tax (GST) and subsequently filing the periodic returns. This is critical for businesses that sell taxable goods or services.
EPF & ESI/Social Security Registration
Helping businesses register with social security schemes for their employees (such as Employee Provident Fund and Employee State Insurance in India, or similar programs abroad). This ensures compliance with labor laws.
ROC/LLP Annual Filings
Specifically for companies and Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs), this service involves preparing and filing the mandatory annual financial statements and compliance forms with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) to maintain an active legal status.
Incorporation and Entity Formation Services
Company Incorporation
The entire process of registering a private limited company, public company, or a similar corporate structure. This includes drafting the legal documents (Memorandum of Association, Articles of Association), name approval, and filing with the government to create a new legal entity.
LLP Incorporation
The process of forming a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP). This involves drafting the LLP agreement, filing for name approval, and submitting the necessary documents to the government. An LLP combines the benefits of a partnership with the limited liability of a company.
Partnership Firm Registration
Assisting with the formal registration of a partnership business. While not mandatory in many places, registration provides legal recognition and a framework for the partners' rights and responsibilities.
Proprietorship/Sole Trader Registration
Assisting an individual in registering as a sole proprietor or sole trader. This is often the simplest form of business structure, where the business and the individual are the same legal entity.
NGO/Trust/Society Registration
Providing services for the formation and registration of non-profit organizations, trusts, or societies. This involves drafting the legal trust deed or memorandum and filing with the appropriate government department.
- Drafting of the HUF Deed (a legal document declaring the HUF's existence).
- Application for a separate Permanent Account Number (PAN) for the HUF.
- Assistance with opening a bank account in the name of the HUF.
- Advisory on how to pool assets and use the HUF for tax benefits and wealth management.
Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) Registration
As a unique entity under Indian law, an HUF is not a business, but it's a separate legal entity for tax purposes. It's often formed by Hindu, Jain, Buddhist, and Sikh families to manage and preserve their ancestral wealth and for tax planning.