Download, install and activate emSigner so you can register a Digital Signature Certificate on the MCA portal, with screenshots for every step, plus the failures that actually happen: the service not starting, the browser not connecting, and the token not being detected.
The NIC code you pick at incorporation follows the business into Udyam, IEC, bank KYC and every tender. How the hierarchy works, where the wrong code costs you eligibility, and how to choose it properly.
The higher TDS and TCS rates for non-filers were omitted from 1 April 2025, and TCS on sale of goods went with them. What to switch off in your payment process, what still triggers a higher rate, and where TDS on purchase of goods now stands.
Business and professional taxpayers must file Form 10-IEA before the return due date to use the old regime. Who files it, who does not, why it cannot be withdrawn in the same year, and why a late return costs you the regime entirely.
Complete slab tables for both regimes, the Section 202 rebate that makes twelve lakh tax-free, standard deduction, surcharge and cess, and a straight answer on which regime tends to win and why.
Registering and logging in at incometax.gov.in, downloading the AIS and Form 26AS before you file, filing and verifying the return, paying tax under the right head, uploading an audit report, registering a DSC, and tracking a refund.
An unlinked PAN goes inoperative: refunds are withheld, no interest accrues on them, and TDS is deducted at a higher rate. Who is exempt, how to link and pay the fee under the right head, why linking fails, and how long reactivation takes.
A return that is filed but not verified is treated as never filed. The six ways to e-verify, which one to use when, the time limit, and what to do if verification fails.
When a charitable trust loses or surrenders registration, merges with a non-charitable entity, or fails to transfer assets on dissolution, an exit tax applies on its accreted income. What triggers it, how the charge is computed, and who is liable to pay it.
CARO 2020 is a new format for issue of audit reports in case of statutory audits of companies under Companies Act, 2013. CARO 2020 has included additional reporting requirements after consultations with the National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA).