Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We're based in Jaipur but deliver accounting, tax and advisory services remotely to clients across India.

Healthcare, retail, e-commerce, B2B, manufacturing, trading, logistics, startups, MSMEs and growing enterprises across sectors.

We offer fixed monthly packages based on business size and service scope — no hidden charges. Contact us for a free consultation and specific pricing.

Most businesses are onboarded within a few days — we review your current setup, assign a dedicated accountant, and take it from there.

Yes. We work on Tally Prime, Zoho Books, QuickBooks and Busy, giving you real-time access to your financial data.

Yes. We regularly onboard businesses mid-year, clean up existing records, and take bookkeeping forward from there.

Typically 3-7 working days once documentation is submitted correctly.

Late fees and interest apply automatically — we track deadlines so filings go in on time.

Yes. Send us the notice and we'll prepare a proper reply within the response window.

PAN, Form 16 (if salaried), bank statements, investment proofs, and other income source details — we'll send a checklist based on your income type.

In most cases yes, subject to current income tax rules on belated and updated returns.

It depends on your goals — a Pvt Ltd suits businesses planning to raise funding, while an LLP suits professional and service partnerships wanting simpler compliance.

Typically 7-10 working days from document submission, subject to MCA processing time.

Late filing attracts additional government fees per day of delay, and repeated non-compliance can lead to director disqualification.

Yes — LLPs file Form 11 and Form 8 annually, separate from private limited company forms.

PF applies once you cross 20 employees; ESI applies once you cross 10 employees in most states.

Yes. We work with businesses of all sizes, including small teams just starting to hire.

It is mandatory for certain companies under the Companies Act based on turnover and capital thresholds; otherwise it is recommended as good practice.

Internal audit is an ongoing internal review of controls; statutory audit is a mandatory annual external audit of financial statements.

No — it's especially useful for startups and SMEs needing strategic guidance without a full-time CFO hire.

Flexible. Some clients need a few hours a month, others need ongoing weekly involvement.

Not legally mandatory, but strongly recommended — it unlocks government schemes, subsidies and payment protection.

Easier loan access, interest subsidies, protection against delayed payments, and eligibility for government tenders.

Typically 12-18 months if unopposed, though TM (applied) status is granted within days of filing.

Yes — they're typically filed as separate trademark applications.

Yes. Even small food businesses need at least basic FSSAI registration.

Yes. Most food businesses need both for full legal operation.

Yes, with limited exceptions — most businesses need an IEC to trade internationally.

No. An IEC doesn't expire, but annual confirmation on the DGFT portal is required to keep it active.