Indore is home. India is the client list.

A three-hour drive from our office and a state capital, so a lot of the work is departmental — registrations, approvals and follow-through with state authorities alongside routine filing.

Trading, contracting and a growing services base. Most enquiries here start with GST registration or an ROC filing that has slipped.

Family businesses and traders, where the work is usually annual filing, succession-driven restructuring and getting a lender-ready set of accounts together.

Retail, hospitality and small manufacturing. FSSAI, Gumasta and GST tend to come as a bundle for new businesses here.

Funded companies, agencies and consultancies. The work skews to incorporation with clean cap tables, FEMA reporting on foreign investment, and agreements that will survive a diligence.

Traders, exporters and service companies. IEC, LUT and cross-border remittance certification come up far more often here than anywhere else we work.

Software services and engineering. Mostly incorporation, ESOP-ready structuring, payroll and transfer pricing where there is a parent or a client abroad.

Startups at every stage. Founders agreements, share transfers, FC-GPR filings and the compliance catch-up that follows a first funding round.

Technology services and pharma-adjacent businesses, with a steady need for payroll, TDS and cross-border compliance.

Handicrafts, gems and textiles, which means exports — so IEC, LUT and refund work sit alongside the usual filings.

Manufacturing and trading at scale. Working capital assessment, CMA data and subsidy claims are the recurring themes.

Central India's distribution point, so a lot of the work is multi-state GST — stock transfers, e-way bills and input credit spread across warehouses in three states at once.

Engineering ancillaries and food processing around the MIDC belts, where the recurring questions are job-work procedure, capital goods credit and vendor compliance for a large OEM customer.

Textiles and diamonds, which means job-work chains several layers deep and refund claims on an inverted duty structure — the two places Surat GST files most often go wrong.

Chemicals and heavy engineering, much of it supplying PSUs and large contractors, so vendor registration, TDS on works contracts and audited statements come up early.

Auto components, IT services and a working port. Export documentation, LUT filings and refund claims on zero-rated supply are the steady work here.

A dense MSME base in pumps, castings and textiles. Udyam registration, working capital files and the compliance a bank asks for before sanction dominate.

IT back offices and industrial estates alongside a tourism economy, so the mix runs from software export documentation to seasonal GST for hospitality.

Port, steel and pharma, with an IT corridor on the ridge. Export refunds, SEZ compliance and vendor registration for large PSU buyers are the usual starting points.

An old trading base with a lot of family companies carrying decades of ROC history. Dormant filings, director changes and cleaning up a company's back records come up more here than anywhere else.

Government contracting and services. Tender-driven work brings its own compliance — TDS on works contracts, turnover certificates and audited statements to a deadline set by someone else.

Leather, textiles and chemicals, much of it exporting. LUT, refund claims and the documentation an overseas buyer's bank asks for are the recurring pieces.

Hosiery, bicycles and auto parts, heavily export-facing and heavily job-worked. Inverted duty refunds and job-work challans are where most of the year's questions land.

A regional headquarters city for the north, so a lot of the work is incorporations and multi-state registrations for businesses that operate across Punjab, Haryana and Himachal.

Spice and seafood exports alongside an IT park. Export incentives, RCMC and the FEMA side of receiving money from abroad are the steady work.

IT services and mineral trading, with a large government buyer base. Registrations, tender compliance and startup recognition are what most enquiries start with.

Steel, rice milling and mineral trading — high turnover on thin margins, where e-way bill discipline and correct input credit matter more than they look.

Trading, contracting and a fast-growing services base. Most files here begin with a first registration — GST, Udyam or an incorporation — rather than with something already running.

Handicraft exports and guar processing. Export documentation, LUT and refunds under zero-rated supply are the bulk of it, alongside the FEMA side of inward remittance.