Answers to Common Professional Queries

Due dates vary by taxpayer category and whether an audit is applicable. We track applicable deadlines for each client and confirm the specific date for your case.

Books of account, bank statements, invoices and supporting documentation for income, expenses and investments should be retained as prescribed under the Income Tax Act.

Applicability depends on entity type, turnover and other thresholds under the Companies Act and Income Tax Act. We assess this as part of our onboarding review.

Statutory audit is a mandatory, independent examination of financial statements. Internal audit is a management-driven review of processes, controls and operational efficiency.

Registration is generally required once turnover crosses the prescribed threshold, or in specific cases such as inter-state supply, e-commerce or reverse charge liability, irrespective of turnover.

Filing frequency depends on the scheme opted for — monthly under the regular scheme, or quarterly under QRMP — along with an annual return.

The right structure — proprietorship, partnership, LLP or private limited company — depends on liability protection, funding plans and compliance appetite. We help evaluate this before incorporation.

Timelines depend on name approval, documentation readiness and regulatory processing. We provide a specific estimate once your documents are in order.

These typically include ROC annual filings, income tax returns, GST returns (if applicable), and statutory registers, in addition to any sector-specific requirements.

Yes, we regularly manage compliance calendars across group entities, with consolidated tracking and reporting for promoters and management.

Businesses often benefit from Virtual CFO support once financial complexity grows — multiple funding rounds, expanding teams, or the need for structured MIS reporting.

Yes, this includes financial modelling, data room preparation and readiness reviews ahead of investor due diligence.