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Notes on tax and compliance for Indore businesses.

Short posts on the rules we get asked about most. Written for owners, not for accountants.

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What a GST late fee actually costs a small Indore business

Two hundred rupees a day sounds manageable until you count both returns, across twelve months, with interest running on the tax as well. This post works through the numbers for a trader with a fifty lakh turnover, shows where the interest sits, and explains what you can still do about filings that are already late.

15 August 2026, 4 minute read

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Registering a private limited company in Indore: documents to keep ready

Most delays come from address proof and photographs, not from the ROC. Here is the list we send every new client before we start.

2 August 2026

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Advance tax dates and who actually has to pay them

If your tax for the year crosses ten thousand rupees, this applies to you. The four dates, the percentages, and how to work out the instalment.

18 July 2026

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Input credit you are losing because your supplier files late

Credit shows in your 2B only when the supplier files. What to check every month and how to raise it with them before the year closes.

30 June 2026

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Proprietorship to private limited: when the switch is worth it

Three situations where it makes sense, two where it does not, and what changes in your compliance load after the change.

12 June 2026

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Getting your books ready for a tax audit without a September panic

The four reconciliations to run every quarter. Do these and the audit becomes a review instead of a rebuild.

28 May 2026

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You got a 143(1) intimation. Here is what it usually means

In most cases it is a mismatch, not a scrutiny. How to read the comparison table and what to do within thirty days.

9 May 2026

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