Author: Nikita Bhatia

Nikita Bhatia is the co-founder of VenturEasy, an online platform for Company registration, book-keeping, accounting, tax consultancy and legal compliances in India. A Chartered Accountant and company secretary by profession, she has wide experience in the fields of audit, accountancy, taxation and corporate governance.For any questions/ requirements, please email at hello@ventureasy.com
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COVID–19 Relief Measures in Employment and Labor Laws

The Ministry of Labour and Employment has announced various relief measures for the benefit of labour and manpower employed in companies, factories and establishments, amidst this global pandemic which is empowering the world. These measures definitely provide the much-needed support and reassurance to the work force, registered with the Ministry. The details of relief measures are stated below:

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Financial Year 2019-20 will end on March 31st

The Finance Ministry has clarified that FY 2019-20 will end on March 31st 2020 and FY 2020-21 will start on April 1st 2020, thereby putting an end to all the rumors doing the rounds about a possible extension.

The onset of rumors was due to misquotation of a   notification issued by the Department of Revenue, Ministry Of Finance dated 30th June 2020 related to certain amendments to the Indian Stamp Act.

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Documents Required for Private Limited Company Registration

Once a name has been given to a company as an entity, the next step is the registration of the company. The list of documents required for private limited company registration is always a cause for confusion. This article takes a look at the necessary steps and documents required for registering a private limited company. Continue reading “Documents Required for Private Limited Company Registration”

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New SPICe Plus Form – A step Towards Ease of Doing Business

As per the Economic Survey 2019-20- “India has moved up 79 positions in the World Bank’s Doing Business Ranking improving from 142 in 2014 to 63 in 2019, with the country improving on 7 out of the 10 parameters”. One of the main reasons for this progress being reduction in time taken for incorporating a business entity in India and setting up operations. In continuation to this, the Government has proposed a new web form named SPICe Plus replacing the existing forms for incorporating a Company.

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