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A free 15-minute call with a qualified CA / CS professional. Get a clear answer on what you need, what it will cost and how long it will take — with a written quote and zero pressure.
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What we can help you with
Bring any question about starting, registering or running a business in India.
Choosing a structure
Private Limited, LLP, OPC, partnership or proprietorship — based on funding plans, liability, tax and compliance cost.
Registrations
Company, LLP, GST, MSME/Udyam, trademark, FSSAI, IEC, startup recognition — what you need now and what can wait.
Tax & GST
Old vs new regime, advance tax, GST composition vs regular, input credit, notices and refunds.
Annual compliance
ROC filings, board meetings, audits, TDS returns and the deadlines that carry penalties.
How it works
- Step 1
Pick a slot
Choose a date and time window that suits you. Calls are available Monday to Saturday.
- Step 2
We confirm
We confirm the slot by WhatsApp or call and tell you if any documents will help.
- Step 3
Talk to an expert
A focused 15-minute call. You leave with a clear recommendation and a written quote.
Consultation FAQs
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. The first 15-minute call is free with no obligation. If you need a detailed advisory session — for example a tax-planning review or shareholder agreement discussion — we'll quote the fee upfront before booking it.
Who will I speak to?
A qualified professional from our team — a Chartered Accountant, Company Secretary or tax specialist, depending on your question.
Can I reschedule?
Of course. Reply to the confirmation message or WhatsApp us and we'll move it.
What should I keep ready?
Nothing is mandatory. If you have them handy, PAN, a rough idea of turnover, the number of partners or directors, and any notices you've received will help us give sharper advice.
