What We Do

Audit and Assurance

Assurance services can be regulatory or compliance-based. It ensures that a company or organisation is following guidelines, rules and policies, and provide both internal and external confidence for financial statements.

Gap Analysis

Gap analysis is an assessment tool that identify the difference between the current and the expected result. It diagnoses and points out the current requirements to achieve the goal.

Direct Taxes

Several taxes paid by an individual or an organization like income tax, property tax, corporate tax, estate tax, gift tax, value-added tax (VAT), sin tax, and taxes on assets are very well managed for clients.

Indirect Taxes

Taxes that are usually imposed on a manufacturer or supplier and then passes on the tax to the consumer like Value Added Taxes (VAT). These taxes need a systematic approach in making sure all the legalities are covered.

Business Setup

Serving new companies of every size and shape with complete business setup process. Company formation, registration, GST, and other formalities are completed properly and the business can run smoothly.

Corporate and Other Laws

Corporate companies which are setup in the country look for every possible accounting needs with an objective to function properly, right from their registration to their employee’ payroll, we handle it all.

Who We Are

A chartered accountant firm based in Pune, Maharashtra with exhaustive experience in serving a wide array of Accounting, Auditing, Taxation, Assurance, and Business advisory services to clients from every vertical. We provide tailor-made solutions to challenging problems and give top priority to our clients.

We are associated with various Chartered Accountancy and Advocate firms that pioneer in diversified fields. We are a one-of-a-kind chartered accountant firm with Certified Forensic Auditors.

Industries We Serve

Manufacturing

IT Software

Medical

Retail

Agriculture

Hotel Industry

Blogs

Empowering MSMEs Through Payment Reforms: Budget 2023 Amendment

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When there are only two partners and one has agreed to retire, then the retirement amounts to dissolution of the firm: Supreme Court

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