We handle the Papers,You Handle the Takeoff
Compliance, representation and books kept audit-ready — specified by the same practice that builds your software. The handoffs where things usually break simply do not exist here.
- Founded
- 2023
- Practice
- Remote-first, across India
- Advisory
- Tax · GST · Books · Litigation support
- Engineering
- Web · Product · Identity · Automation
Advisory
Compliance, structuring and representation.
Returns filed against the department’s own records before they are signed. Notices answered on the procedural record first and the merits second. Books closed so they can be defended three years later, not just accepted this year.
Tax & GST compliance
ITR 1–7, monthly and annual GST, input credit reconciliation, export documentation.
Scrutiny & litigation support
Notices under s.142(1), s.143(2) and s.148. Penalty defence, first appeals, paper books.
Structuring & registration
Private Limited, LLP, partnership and proprietorship. MCA filings and constitutional drafting.
Books & audit readiness
Book-keeping, monthly verification, internal audit and payroll — the records kept so an examination is a formality.
Engineering
Products, platforms and the systems beneath them.
The people who file your returns also decide how the software works. Invoicing that produces documents the department will accept, portals that keep the records anyone examining them will ask for, and a site that loads quickly for the person you are trying to win.
Web & product development
Websites, client portals and dashboards, with each person seeing only what they should and a record of every change.
Interface & experience design
One consistent look across every screen, and readable for everyone — including anyone using a screen reader.
Brand & identity
Marks, typography systems, investor documents and the collateral that closes a room.
Automation & document intelligence
Software that reads figures off invoices and statements, checks them against your books, and stops the re-typing.
Most firms hand you off — a filing agent, a lawyer, an agency, none of whom speak to each other. The handoff is where compliance actually fails.
Five stages, in this order, every time.
The same sequence whether it is a scrutiny notice or a product build. It runs on its own below — take it over whenever you like.
Someone reads the actual document
Not a summary of it. The notice, the contract, the brief — read in full, against the section it cites, before anyone quotes a fee. Most of what determines the outcome is decided by which clause you are actually answering.
No charge for this, and no obligation after it.
What you are actually paying for
Compliance work is mostly invisible, which is why it is easy to under-price and expensive to get wrong. We publish the anatomy of each engagement instead of asking you to take it on trust.
“You upload my sales figures to a portal once a month.”
Filing is the last step and the smallest one. The work is reconciling what your vendors reported against what you recorded — because the credit you claim is only as good as their compliance, not yours.
- Purchase register normalisation20%
- GSTR-2B three-way match35%
- Vendor default chase20%
- Liability computation and set-off15%
- Filing and archival10%
Share of the work, not a duration. Timelines are agreed in writing once scope is known.
- 7th
TDS / TCS deposit
Income Tax Act, 1961 — s.200 - 11th
GSTR-1 — outward supplies
CGST Act, 2017 — s.37 - 15th
Provident fund & ESI remittance
EPF & MP Act, 1952 · ESI Act, 1948 - 20th
GSTR-3B — summary return & payment
CGST Act, 2017 — s.39
Start with a conversation, not a quote.
Tell us what you are filing, defending or building. You will get a straight account of what it actually involves, and what it should cost, before anyone signs anything.