As per Indian law, every registered company is required to have one (1) principal place of business where it carries out its business activities. This place is known as a registered office. The presence of a registered office is vital from multiple perspectives, including those of the general public, shareholders, customers and even vendors. As …
3 Steps To Change A Company’s Registered Office Within A State Read More »
Almost every Indian company – and a number of Indian individuals as well – deal with a Chartered Accountant (CA) to manage, track and optimise their financial matters related to: Income Tax returns filing Financial planning and advice GST registration GST returns filing Tax audits, etc. This is because a qualified CA has the necessary …
A lot of entrepreneurs and small business owners take a “we’ll deal with it when it happens” approach to solving legal and compliance challenges. If you are one of these reactive, seat-of-the-pants-type businessmen, be aware that you leave yourself vulnerable to liability and compliance risks. You may even miss growth opportunities and get huge tax …
Tuesday Tips: A 5-Point Mid-year Legal Checklist for Your Small Business Read More »
On 22nd January 2019, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) issued a notification prescribing certain amendments to the Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules, 2014 (‘Rules’), requiring every non- government company to furnish information regarding outstanding receipt of loan or money not considered deposits. As per these Rules, other than government companies, every company is required …
