RITS & Associates handles GST, income tax, audit, company and LLP compliance, business registrations and NGO work for individuals, founders, established businesses and NRIs — across India and abroad, with a partner reviewing every engagement.
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Compulsory above ₹40 lakh turnover for goods or ₹20 lakh for services in most states — and from the first sale for inter-state and e-commerce sellers.
View serviceIncorporated online through SPICe+, with PAN and TAN issued alongside. Needs at least two directors and two shareholders.
View serviceThe new tax regime is the default. To choose the old regime, you have to opt in on or before the due date.
View serviceGSTR-1 by the 11th and GSTR-3B by the 20th each month, or quarterly under QRMP for turnover up to ₹5 crore. A nil return is still due.
View serviceTwo designated partners and no minimum capital. Every LLP then files Form 11 by 30 May and Form 8 by 30 October, every year.
View serviceValid for 10 years and renewable. Search before you file — a clash with an existing mark is the most common reason for delay.
View serviceAOC-4 within 30 days and MGT-7 within 60 days of the AGM. The late fee is ₹100 a day per form, with no upper limit.
View serviceRequired above ₹1 crore business turnover (₹10 crore if cash transactions stay within 5%), or ₹50 lakh gross receipts for professionals.
View serviceClients usually come to us at one of four points. Pick yours to see what's typically involved, and in what order.
Setting up is more than one registration. The structure comes first, because everything after it is filed in the entity's name.
Private limited, LLP, OPC, partnership or proprietorship, based on liability, funding plans and compliance load.
A digital signature for each director or partner, then PAN, TAN and a current account.
GST registration is due at the threshold — or from day one for inter-state or online sales.
Shop & Establishment, professional tax, Udyam, and FSSAI or IEC if your trade needs them.
File a trademark early. Registration takes a year or more, so the earlier you file, the sooner the name is protected.
Book-keeping and payroll set up before the first invoice, not reconstructed at year end.
A company or LLP has obligations every month, every quarter and every year, whether or not it traded. This is the cycle we run for ongoing clients.
GST returns, input credit reconciliation, TDS deposit and PF, ESI and payroll.
TDS returns and advance tax instalments, plus MIS reporting if you use it.
Finalisation of accounts, the statutory audit and, above the threshold, the tax audit.
The company tax return or firm return, then AOC-4 and MGT-7 or LLP Form 8 and 11.
GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C by 31 December, after checking for any invoice corrections first.
Director changes, share allotments, an office move — each has its own filing and deadline.
For salaried individuals, freelancers and professionals, most of the work is the annual return. What makes it complex is capital gains, foreign income, a notice, or a certificate someone else needs.
ITR filing with the regime compared on your actual numbers, and AIS and Form 26AS reconciled first.
Advance tax if your tax after TDS will be ₹10,000 or more — common for professionals and investors.
Check that the notice is genuine, then reply with documents. If it goes further, we handle assessment and appeal.
Net worth for a visa or loan, and Form 15CB / Form 146 for a foreign remittance.
Tax planning before the year ends, while the choices are still open.
Consultants crossing ₹20 lakh in receipts usually need GST registration as well.
A not-for-profit has two layers: the entity itself, and the separate approvals that make its income exempt and its donors' contributions deductible.
Trust, society or Section 8 company, with the deed or constitution drafted to fit.
Registration under the Income-tax Act (formerly 12A/12AB) so the organisation's own income is exempt.
80G approval, which donors need in order to claim the deduction.
NGO Darpan, CSR-1 for company CSR funds, and FCRA before accepting any foreign contribution.
The audit, the return and the other annual filings that keep the exemptions in force.
Utilisation certificates for grant-giving bodies and CSR donors.
Audit, tax, GST and company-law work for the same client is handled together, so the figures in one filing agree with the next.
Business structures, plus the tax, labour and trade registrations a new business needs.
Registration, returns, reconciliation, refunds and notices — the full GST cycle.
View all 14Returns for individuals, firms and companies, TDS, and representation before the department.
View all 14Annual ROC filings, event-based changes, conversions and closures.
View all 23Statutory and tax audits, plus internal, stock, bank and transaction reviews.
View all 9Book-keeping, payroll and reporting — the records every filing depends on.
View all 7Registration, tax exemption and annual compliance for not-for-profits.
View all 9Certificates for banks, visa authorities, tender bodies and grant-givers, each carrying a UDIN.
View all 7Deeds, constitutional documents and agreements that support a filing we're already handling.
View all 5For NRIs, foreign nationals and overseas companies — setting up in India, FEMA reporting and cross-border tax.
Setting up in India, reporting foreign investment to RBI, and the Indian tax side of living or investing abroad — handled online, with documents signed digitally or apostilled where the law requires.
The dates that come round every month, quarter and year. Where a date falls on a holiday or is extended by notification, the notified date applies.
Extension: CBDT has extended two AY 2026-27 dates for taxpayers whose accounts are audited: the tax audit report to 21 October 2026 and the income tax return to 21 November 2026 (announced 28 September 2026). Other dates are unchanged unless separately notified.
TDS/TCS deposit for the previous month (TDS for March: 30 April)
GSTR-1, monthly filers
IFF (first two months of a quarter) and quarterly GSTR-1 under QRMP
PF and ESI contributions
GSTR-3B, monthly filers
PMT-06 GST payment for QRMP filers (first two months of each quarter)
Advance tax — 15%, 45%, 75% and 100% of the year's tax, cumulatively
TDS and TCS returns — Forms 138, 140, 144 and 143 from tax year 2026-27 (24Q, 26Q, 27Q and 27EQ for earlier quarters)
CMP-08, composition taxpayers
GSTR-3B under QRMP (22nd or 24th, depending on the state)
MSME Form 1 — half-yearly return of dues to micro and small suppliers outstanding over 45 days
LLP Form 11
Donation statement by 80G-approved NGOs (Form 10BD, now Form 113)
DIR-3 KYC, in the year a director's three-year cycle falls due
DPT-3 return of deposits; GSTR-4 for composition taxpayers
FLA return to RBI, for companies with foreign investment in or out
ITR-1 and ITR-2
Income tax return with business or professional income where no audit applies (ITR-3, ITR-4, and non-audit firms and LLPs)
AGM for companies with a 31 March year end
Tax audit report (extended to 21 October 2026 for AY 2026-27)
Annual Activity Certificate for liaison, branch and project offices of foreign companies
LLP Form 8; AOC-4 if the AGM was on 30 September
ITR for audit cases, including companies (extended to 21 November 2026 for AY 2026-27)
Transfer pricing report (Form 3CEB) for AY 2026-27
MGT-7 if the AGM was on 30 September
ITR where a transfer pricing report applies
Last date to correct the previous year's GSTR-1 or claim its input credit (earlier if GSTR-9 is filed first)
GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C; belated income tax return, and the last date to revise a return without a fee (revision allowed until 31 March with a fee); FCRA annual return (FC-4); ODI annual performance report
The same process applies to a one-off registration and to an ongoing client, and it's the same at every office.
By phone, at an office, or through the form below. A sentence or two is enough to start.
We confirm what the work actually involves, what we'll need from you, and the timeline.
Scope, timeline and fees are set out in writing before any work begins.
Routine filings are handled by your team. Audit opinions, certificates and representations are signed by a partner personally.
Whichever office you walk into, or if you never visit one at all.
A UDIN — Unique Document Identification Number — is generated on the ICAI portal for each certificate, audit report and attestation a partner signs. A bank, embassy, tender body or grant-giver can check it independently.
All registered with ICAI under the firm's registration number 010699S.
FCA · Founding Partner, 2004
FCA · Partner since 2015
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FCA · Partner since 2015
FCA · Partner since 2017
FCA · Partner since 2022
FCA · Partner since 2024
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You don't need to be near an office — most work is done online for clients across India and abroad. If you'd like to meet in person, you're welcome at any of our offices.
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GST, income tax, company law, registrations, certifications and NRI work are handled online — documents by email, filings signed digitally, and calls or video meetings with the partner on your work.
Partner in charge: P. R. Suganthi
Partner in charge: B. Ragavanandam
Partner in charge: K. Ilayaraja
Partner in charge: A. Thiruppathi
Partner in charge: P. Ramya Durga
Questions about a specific service are answered on that service's page. These are the general ones.
Broadly: audit and assurance, tax filing and planning, GST compliance, company and LLP law compliance, business registrations, professional certifications, and — for not-for-profits — trust and NGO compliance. RITS & Associates covers all of these under one firm.
Call, WhatsApp or send the enquiry form on this site, describe what you need in a sentence or two, and a partner will follow up to discuss scope before anything is agreed. Where you are in India — or abroad — makes no difference.
Yes. We work with clients across India. Most of this work — GST and income tax filing, ROC compliance, registrations, certifications — is done online, so where the client is based makes little difference. GST, professional tax and Shops and Establishments registrations follow the law of the state concerned, and we handle them in any state.
Yes. We incorporate Indian companies for NRIs, foreign nationals and overseas parents, handle FEMA reporting to RBI (FC-GPR, FC-TRS, FLA), and file returns for NRIs — including property sales, lower-TDS certificates and repatriation. Most of it is handled online, with documents signed digitally or apostilled where the law requires.
Yes. This is the most common client journey: incorporation or registration, followed by GST registration where applicable, ongoing book-keeping, the annual statutory audit, and ROC or other annual filings, all coordinated together rather than split across separate advisers.
During the year: appoint the first auditor within 30 days of incorporation, file the commencement-of-business declaration (INC-20A) within 180 days, hold board meetings, register for GST if applicable, and deposit TDS on any salaries or specified payments. After the year ends: the statutory audit, the income tax return, and AOC-4 and MGT-7 with the Registrar.
Yes — net worth and turnover certificates, CMA data for bank loans, Form 15CB (Form 146 from tax year 2026-27) for foreign remittances, and utilisation certificates for grants. Every certificate is signed by a partner and carries a UDIN, which the recipient can verify on the ICAI portal.
Fees are agreed with a partner based on the scope and complexity of the specific work, before the engagement begins. Send us your requirement and a partner will work out the scope with you.
We'll ask for the prior year's financial records, any pending filings, and (where relevant) a no-objection communication with your outgoing CA, so the handover doesn't create a gap in your compliance.
Yes. Client information is held in confidence as a professional obligation under the ICAI Code of Ethics, and is shared only with your consent or where required by law.
Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, across all seven offices. It's worth calling ahead if you're visiting in person, particularly for a same-day request.
Tell us briefly what you need and a partner will respond. For anything time-sensitive, the head office line is the fastest route.
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