Every individual who holds a Director Identification Number (DIN) must file DIR-3 KYC annually by 30th September. It can be filed via the web form (OTP to registered email/mobile) or the app-based form. Failure to file leads to DIN deactivation and a ₹5,000 fee for reactivation. TAXAJ files DIR-3 KYC for directors across India on the same day documents are received.

A CA-certified net worth certificate typically requires: latest ITR acknowledgement, bank statements (last 6 months), fixed deposit certificates, property documents with valuation, investment statements (mutual funds, shares, bonds), vehicle registration copy, jewellery valuation if applicable, and outstanding loan statements. TAXAJ's CA prepares the certificate and signs it on official letterhead — valid for visa, bank loan, court proceedings and government tenders.

A Class 3 DSC requires: PAN card, Aadhaar (for eKYC) and a registered mobile number. TAXAJ handles the entire process — application, video verification with the CA, and USB token delivery pan-India. Most DSCs are processed within 24 hours. A DSC is valid for 2 years and can be renewed before expiry. It is mandatory for MCA/ROC filings, income tax audit reports, GST registrations and e-tendering.

A legal name change in India involves: (1) drafting and notarising an affidavit on stamp paper, (2) publishing a notification in the official gazette, (3) updating PAN and Aadhaar with NSDL/UIDAI, (4) updating passport with the Regional Passport Office, and (5) updating bank records and property documents. TAXAJ handles the end-to-end process — affidavit drafting, gazette filing and all government document updates — from a single point of contact.

Registration on the Independent Directors Databank (maintained by IICA on the MCA portal) typically takes 1–3 working days after submission. After registration, the individual must pass the online proficiency self-assessment test within 2 years. TAXAJ handles the databank registration and provides guidance for the proficiency test preparation. For newly appointed independent directors, filings of DIR-2 (consent), DIR-8 (interest disclosure) and MBP-1 are also required.

A solvency certificate is a CA-certified document stating that an individual or entity is financially solvent and capable of meeting their financial obligations. It is required for: government tenders and contracts, SEBI registrations, court proceedings, property transactions and certain visa applications. TAXAJ issues solvency certificates on official CA letterhead with UDIN (Unique Document Identification Number) — making them legally valid and verifiable.

A director resigns by sending a written resignation letter to the company's registered office. The company must file Form DIR-12 with the ROC within 30 days. Alternatively, the resigning director can independently file Form DIR-11 to protect themselves if the company delays filing. TAXAJ prepares the resignation letter, board resolution, and files both DIR-11 and DIR-12 to ensure the resignation is recorded promptly in MCA records — protecting the director from future liability.

No — they are different. A Tax Residency Certificate (TRC) is issued by the Indian Income Tax authorities (Form 10FA/10FB) confirming that the individual is a tax resident of India — used to claim DTAA benefits abroad. A Tax Clearance Certificate is issued under Section 230A confirming no outstanding tax dues — typically required when an individual is emigrating, taking up foreign employment or winding up business interests in India. TAXAJ assists with both.