Basic Business Compliance Package

A business entity, post-incorporation, has to ensure compliance to numerous statutes and other regulatory bodies notified by the Jurisdictional Government, from time to time.
 

Such compliances are mandatory in nature, and include various activities like periodic filing of tax returns, holding and reporting board meetings, maintaining statutory books of accounts, etc.

Annual compliance packages offered by SSI cover 100% of your legal compliance requirements and are designed to be totally reliable and reasonably priced in order to ensure that you can enjoy doing your business.

Customized services offered by highly qualified and experienced professionals of SSI take care of all Statutory compliance requirements and facilitate your ease of doing business!

 

SSI’s ANNUAL COMPLIANCE PACKAGES are a one-stop solution for a business’s compliance and accounting requirements. SSI acts as a one-stop-service provider to its clients by offering them end-to-end services in a committed, timely and transparent manner.

 

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Challenges On The Path To Taking A Company Towards IPO | TDS Compliances Services

When planning to take your company public, it is critical to map investor sentiments for the brand/ company and create the right pitch that is attractive and valuable for all proposed stakeholders

 

• The many laws that regulate the running of public corporations account for the significant variation in how public and private companies are handled.

 

• When the company decides to go for IPO, it must build the right team to go public; selection of competent lead managers and merchant bankers for its issue is a must.

 

Entrepreneurs who dream of taking their firms public might anticipate declaring their IPO by striking the stock exchange bell and celebrate an elaborate closing meal. 

 

However, these heady pre-IPO fantasies may swiftly run into several substantial real-world problems that public company executives encounter regularly. There are significant challenges that public firms regularly face that private company owners should carefully consider before deciding to go public.

 

Indeed, it is a crowning glory, but a lot of planned hard work has to be put in to win the crown. When planning to take your company public, it is critical to map investor sentiments for the brand/ company and create the right pitch that is attractive and valuable for all proposed stakeholders. Then comes conducting due diligence and drafting of a proper road map on handling all the incremental compliance requirements that come post the IPO. It should be recalled that there will be new responsibilities and restrictions that may come for the management post IPO, and these need a proper assessment before taking the dip.

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Long term vs short term capital gains tax: Here are key things you should know

 

Asset creation is a goal that most of us strive for throughout our lives, working hard to accumulate assets that will enable us to live a stable and comfortable life. Asset generation and distribution are often governed by laws in a social society, with the government maintaining track of them.

 

The income tax department in India keeps a close eye on assets, and asset owners must pay tax on the assets they own. The purpose of owning assets is to derive financial benefits from them, which can be obtained through sale or lease/rent.

 

 

What is a capital asset as per the law?

 

 

As per Section 2(14) of the IT Act, 1961:

 

Capital Assets have been defined as a property of any kind held by an assesses (Taxpayer) whether connected with his business or profession or not.

 

But excludes the following to be assessed as capital assets:

 

(i) Any stock-in-trade and raw materials held for the purposes of his business or profession

 

(ii) Personal effects, i.e., to say, movable property (including wearing apparel and furniture, but excluding jewellery, archaeological collections, drawings, paintings, sculptures and any work of art) held for personal use by the assesses or any member of his family dependant on him

 

(iii) Agricultural land in India not being situated within the jurisdiction of a municipality or within 8 km. of a municipality as may be notified

 

(iv) Gold bonds

 

(v) Special Bearer Bonds, 1991; and

 

(vi) Gold Deposit Bonds.

 

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