New Delhi · Chartered Accountant since 2011
I advise individuals, growing businesses and high-net-worth families on Indian tax and regulatory compliance. One accountable advisor for your returns, your GST, your notices and your long-term planning.
Who I advise
The rules are the same for everyone; the questions are not. A salaried professional, a founder and a family office each need a different conversation. I start with yours.
Accurate returns, the right regime, and fewer surprises from the department.
A compliance calendar that runs itself, so you can run the business.
Discreet, long-horizon planning across income, investments and generations.
How I can help
From a single return to a full annual compliance retainer. Each engagement has a written scope, a named deliverable and a date.
Computation, filing and year-round planning for every taxpayer category.
Registration to annual return, with input tax credit kept clean.
Correct rates, timely deposits and clean quarterly statements.
Measured responses that protect your position from the first letter.
Incorporation and the statutory filings that follow every year.
Audits that stand up to scrutiny and books that tell the true story.
Residency, treaty relief and moving money in and out of India.
Structures that keep family wealth intact and tax-efficient.
Good tax advice is mostly done before the year ends. I would rather plan with you in June than explain a demand to you in December.
Insights
Short notes on recent changes in Indian tax law and what they mean for you. Information only; please take advice on your specific facts.
The new Act replaced the 1961 law from 1 April 2026. The single "tax year" replaces the old pairing of previous year and assessment year, and section numbers have changed throughout.
Since 22 September 2025 most goods and services sit in the 5% or 18% slab, with a 40% rate for a short list of luxury and sin goods. A year in, mismatches still show up in credits and invoices.
Under the new regime, the rebate means no tax on income up to ₹12 lakh, or ₹12.75 lakh for salaried taxpayers after the ₹75,000 standard deduction. The old regime still wins for some people with large deductions.
By 15 December, 75% of your estimated tax for the year should be paid. It is the last good moment to re-estimate after large capital gains, bonuses or a property sale.
Compliance calendar
Key statutory dates for the current tax year, updated against today's date. Filter by who you are to see the dates that apply to you.
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Dates shown are the general statutory due dates. The CBDT, CBIC and MCA sometimes extend them, and some dates differ for specific categories of taxpayer. Please confirm before filing.
Working together
A clear sequence, so you always know what is happening and what I need from you.
We talk through your income, entities and concerns. You leave with a list of what matters this year.
I review your AIS, prior returns, books and notices, and flag gaps before anything is filed.
You approve the computation and the position taken. I file and share acknowledgements and working papers.
Reminders before each due date, and a review whenever a large transaction or a notice comes up.
About
I qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 2011 and have since advised individuals, businesses and high-net-worth families on Indian taxation and regulatory compliance. My practice is based in New Delhi and covers the full cycle, from planning and filing to representation when the department has questions.
My particular focus is tax litigation, startups and real estate: defending positions in assessments and appeals, setting founders up correctly from day one, and getting the tax right on property deals, joint developments and reinvestments.
Clients work with me directly. That means one person who knows your history, answers your calls and signs off on your work.
Contact
Tell me briefly what you need. I reply to every enquiry personally, usually within one working day.