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Switching Accountants Mid-Year: What to Actually Hand Over
Most businesses switch accountants because something went wrong. The problem is that switching itself can create another set of problems […]
Director’s Remuneration vs Dividend: Which Is More Tax-Efficient
A founder running their own Pvt Ltd asks this question almost every time they start taking serious money from the […]
Books of Accounts: How Long You’re Legally Required to Keep Them
Businesses delete old records to free up space and assume once a return is filed, the underlying documents no longer […]
How TaxKitab’s Partner Program Works
A few people have asked us directly what our Partner Program actually involves, beyond the page itself. Here’s the straightforward […]
GST Registration Cancelled or Suspended: What to Do Next
The first sign is usually that your e-way bill generation stops working, or a customer mentions your GSTIN isn’t showing […]
Mandatory Audit Trail in Accounting Software: Are You Compliant?
This rule has been in force long enough that most companies assume they’re compliant simply because their software lists an […]
Section 194Q Is Now the Only TDS Rule on Purchase of Goods (206C(1H) Removed)
If you’re still running a “which one applies, 194Q or 206C(1H)” comparison in your head, or worse, in your billing […]
New Labour Codes 2025: What Actually Changes for Employers
If you haven’t touched your payroll structure since November 2025, you may already be out of step with the law. […]
Section 43B(h): The 45-Day MSME Payment Rule Most Buyers Still Miss
A founder we spoke with assumed his 60-day vendor agreements protected him from any MSME payment issue. They didn’t. The […]