Practice Areas

Our advisory services support businesses in planning, executing, and expanding their operations. We assist with project feasibility analysis, financial modeling, funding strategies, and business restructuring. By combining financial expertise with strategic insights, we help clients make informed decisions, secure financing, and achieve long-term growth objectives.

We assist businesses in fulfilling their obligations under the Companies Act and maintaining compliance with the Registrar of Companies (ROC). Our services include company incorporation, annual filings, maintenance of statutory registers, drafting resolutions, and ensuring timely regulatory compliance. We help organizations maintain proper governance and avoid penalties by staying aligned with corporate legal requirements.

We conduct bank branch audits, concurrent audits, and stock audits for banks and financial institutions. Our services focus on verifying financial records, assessing loan documentation, evaluating stock statements, and ensuring adherence to banking guidelines. These audits help financial institutions maintain transparency, identify discrepancies, and strengthen risk management systems.

Our taxation services cover both direct and indirect taxes, including Income Tax and Goods & Services Tax (GST). We assist clients with tax planning, return filing,compliance management, and representation before tax authorities. Our goal is to help businesses minimize tax risks,ensure compliance with evolving tax regulations, and optimize tax efficiency through strategic planning and expert advisory.

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) is a landmark legislation introduced by the Government of India to regulate the real estate industry and protect the interests of homebuyers. Before RERA, the sector was largely unorganized, leading to delays, fraud, and lack of transparency.

RERA mandates that all residential and commercial real estate projects above a certain size must be registered with the respective state RERA authority. Developers are required to provide complete project details, including timelines, layout plans, approvals, and financial disclosures.

One of the key provisions is that developers must deposit 70% of the project funds into a separate escrow account, ensuring that money collected from buyers is used only for that specific project. This reduces the risk of fund diversion and project delays.

The Act also establishes fast-track dispute resolution mechanisms through Real Estate Regulatory Authorities and Appellate Tribunals, enabling quicker justice for buyers.