September 10, 2026 · Nikita B
Starting a business is an incredible experience, but the stress of doing your own accounting is often put off. Founders spend the least amount of time possible on accounting because they believe they can make the biggest impact on the business with customers, product, or sales.
September 9, 2026 · Nikita B
When starting a business in the UK, you have to decide how you want to structure it. The most common options (besides remaining a sole trader) are partnerships and limited companies. While both allow you to run a business with others, the ways in which they are structured are very different.
September 8, 2026 · Nikita B
India is a prime target for technology and SaaS company growth. Large business scenes, high digital proximity, and a skilled workforce with an increasing need for cloud solutions make India an attractive market for the international growth of UK SaaS companies.
September 7, 2026 · Nikita B
Investment in India from the UK is on the rise. However, there are several considerations for UK investors beyond the capital flow into an Indian company. UK investors have to comply with India’s foreign exchange regulations, FDI rules, reporting requirements, and local corporate and tax laws.
September 5, 2026 · Nikita B
When a UK business operates in India, there are more considerations beyond incorporation and tax. Compliance with the Goods and Services Tax (GST) kicks in when the business transacts goods and/or services in India, imports supplies, and/or incurs expenses for the business in India. A common question for a foreign business is whether the GST paid on those purchases can be reimbursed through Input Tax Credit (ITC).
September 3, 2026 · Nikita B
India has a large consumer base with fast-growing digital payments and online purchasing systems. For a UK-based business, the opportunity for growth from operating in the Indian market is large, but there are legal and regulatory barriers when considering operating in that market.
September 2, 2026 · Nikita B
Incorporating a subsidiary company in India will offer the foreign company access to one of the most important markets in the world. However, incorporating a company is not limited only to registering the company with the MCA. Other things like FDI norms, FEMA guidelines, company regulations, tax registrations, and bank registration procedures have to be considered by the foreign parent company too.
August 28, 2026 · Nikita Bhatia
A Chartered Accountant compares Private Limited Company, LLP, and OPC on ownership, liability, compliance load, funding ability, and tax, with a practical framework for picking the right one.
August 27, 2026 · Nikita Bhatia
A Chartered Accountant and Company Secretary breaks down what legal, financial, and HR reviewers actually check during startup due diligence in India, plus the document checklist founders should have ready before a funding round or acquisition.
August 26, 2026 · Nikita Bhatia
A Chartered Accountant's practical guide to closing a private limited company in India: fast-track Strike Off (STK-2) for a dormant company, voluntary liquidation for a solvent one, real fees and timelines, and why the ₹5,000 STK-2 fee you keep seeing quoted is wrong.