Consult GurujiTax and company law

Chartered accountant in Mumbai for income tax, GST and company law.

CA Abhishek Gupta and team handle income tax, GST and company law work for businesses and individuals, from our office at Masjid Bunder (near CSMT) in Mumbai and online across India. Every working day we also summarise the judgments and rule changes that matter, from India and nine other jurisdictions.

📰 हिंदी में रोज़ के टैक्स और GST अपडेट →

10jurisdictions tracked, India to the OECD
28services for clients in India and NRIs
Dailycase law and regulation digest

Tax, GST and company law services in India

For individuals, NRIs, startups and established businesses. Every engagement starts with a free call and a fixed quote.

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How an engagement works

  1. Tell us what you need

    Use the form, call, or send a WhatsApp message with a short description.

  2. Free first call

    A professional reviews your situation and gives you a fixed quote and timeline.

  3. Share documents online

    Upload securely — no office visit needed, wherever you live.

  4. We file and follow up

    You receive the acknowledgement, and we track the matter until it closes.

Living abroad? Indian tax help for NRIs

Returns, refunds, property sales, repatriation and notices in India, handled online for NRIs in every time zone.

NRI services

India compliance calendar: November

Miss a date and late fees or interest start running. We can file on your behalf.

  • 7Nov
    TDS and TCS depositTax deducted or collected in October
    Get it filed
  • 11Nov
    GSTR-1 (monthly filers)Outward supplies for October
    Get it filed
  • 13Nov
    IFF (QRMP filers)Invoices for October
    Get it filed
  • 15Nov
    PF and ESIContributions for October
    Get it filed
  • 20Nov
    GSTR-3B (monthly filers)Summary return and payment for October
    Get it filed
  • 30Nov
    ITR — transfer pricing casesAssessees with international or specified domestic transactions; check for extensions
    Get it filed

Standard due dates. Government extensions, when notified, take precedence.

Latest judgments, circulars and law changes

Each entry says what changed and what it means for you, with a link to the source. Updated 12 Nov 2026. हिंदी में पढ़ें →

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  1. RBI consolidates domestic money transfer rules into 2026 Directions; cash limits stay unchanged

    The RBI (Domestic Money Transfer) Directions, 2026, issued and effective on 11 November 2026, replace the 2011 and 2024 circulars. Cash pay-out remains Rs 10,000 per transaction (Rs 25,000 a month per beneficiary), walk-in branch NEFT stays Rs 50,000, and references now point to the KYC Directions 2025, Income-tax Act 2025 and Ombudsman Scheme 2026.

    What it means: Banks, business correspondents and payment operators should update policies and legal references, but no customer limit has changed.

    INRegulationRBI
  2. SEBI moves FATCA/CRS reporting by intermediaries to Income-tax Act 2025, Form 166 replaces Form 61B

    A SEBI circular dated 11 November 2026 tells registered intermediaries that are Reporting Financial Institutions to follow section 508 of the Income-tax Act, 2025 and Rules 238-240 of the Income-tax Rules, 2026, filing Form 166 instead of Form 61B. They must update self-certification, controlling-person and account-classification systems and upload client certifications to KRAs; no separate deadline is set.

    What it means: Brokers, AMCs and other reporting intermediaries should update KYC forms and Form 166 software now, as missing fields fail portal validation, and NRI investors may be asked for fresh self-certifications.

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  3. GSTAT: ITC on insurance of merchandise stock is not blocked under Section 17(5)

    Nandnee Products, a brush maker, faced an ex parte order of about Rs 53.24 lakh in tax and penalty after scrutiny of expenses, insurance, repairs and capital goods. Dismissing the Revenue's appeal, the Agra Bench of GSTAT held that insurance of stock-in-trade is outside the blocked-credit rule, which targets certain motor vehicle, vessel and aircraft insurance.

    What it means: Traders and manufacturers can claim GST credit on stock insurance premiums and resist demands that treat it as blocked credit.

    INJudgmentGSTAT Agra
  4. GSTAT: IGST credit wrongly shown as CGST and SGST may be a technical error, demand sent back

    A to Z Chemicals, a Kolkata chemicals trader, had availed about Rs 1.43 lakh each under CGST and SGST in FY 2017-18 when the credit was actually IGST, and a Section 73 demand with interest and penalty followed. The Kolkata Bench of GSTAT observed this may be an inadvertent reporting error rather than wrongful ITC and ordered the demand to be reconsidered.

    What it means: Taxpayers facing demands only because eligible IGST credit was booked under the wrong head can argue it is a technical error, not excess ITC.

    INJudgmentGSTAT Kolkata
  5. Germany updates rules on moving electronic bookkeeping abroad and on delay penalties

    A BMF letter of 10 November 2026 amends the AO decree on section 146 with immediate effect. Moving electronic books to an EU state needs no approval if notice and data-access rules are met; non-EU countries still need approval and Switzerland is generally excluded. Non-production of documents in newer audits is now sanctioned only under section 200a.

    What it means: German subsidiaries of Indian groups keeping books in Indian shared-service centres must obtain tax office approval before moving bookkeeping outside the EU.

    DEGuidanceGerman Federal Ministry of Finance
  6. IRS: non-itemizers can deduct up to $1,000 ($2,000 joint) of cash gifts to charity from 2026

    In IR-2026-135 the IRS reminded taxpayers that, from tax year 2026, people who take the standard deduction may deduct qualifying cash donations to eligible charities up to $1,000, or $2,000 for joint filers. Non-cash gifts and contributions to donor advised funds or supporting organisations do not qualify, and donors should keep receipts or bank records.

    What it means: NRIs and Indian-origin families filing US returns on the standard deduction should keep 2026 donation records to claim this new deduction.

    USGuidanceIRS

A tax consultant in Mumbai, working across India

Consult Guruji is a tax and company law practice based at Masjid Bunder in South Mumbai. Clients visit us at the office or work with us entirely online — salaried taxpayers and NRIs filing returns, traders and manufacturers handling GST, founders registering companies and LLPs, and businesses answering notices from the Income Tax and GST departments.

Because tax law changes every week, we read new judgments of the Supreme Court, High Courts, ITAT and GST authorities, and new CBDT and CBIC circulars, and publish short summaries on our daily updates page. The same research goes into the advice we give clients.

The practice is led by CA Abhishek Gupta, Chartered Accountant. You get a fixed quote before any work starts.

Our office is a short walk from CSMT and Masjid stations, close to Crawford Market, Carnac Bunder, Kalbadevi and Fort. See CA near Masjid Bunder and CSMT.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Consult Guruji's office?

Office No. 19, 4th Floor, Sagar Building, Narshi Natha Street, Masjid Bunder (West), Mumbai 400009 — a short walk from Masjid station and CSMT. Open Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST. Directions and nearby areas.

Who handles my work?

The practice is led by CA Abhishek Gupta, Chartered Accountant, Mumbai.

Which services does Consult Guruji offer?

Income tax return filing, income tax and GST notice replies and appeals, GST registration and returns, company and LLP registration, ROC annual filings, TDS returns, accounting, tax audit, CMA and project reports for bank loans, and NRI tax work. See all services.

Do I have to visit the office?

No. You can visit, or send your documents on WhatsApp (+91 88396 35379) or email and the work is done online. Clients across India and NRIs abroad work with us this way.

How are fees decided?

We look at your case first and give you a fixed quote before any work starts.

Do you publish tax updates in Hindi?

Yes. New tax, GST and company law judgments and circulars are summarised every day in English on the daily updates page and in Hindi on हिंदी में रोज़ के टैक्स और GST अपडेट.

Received a tax notice or facing a deadline?

Send it to us today. A professional will tell you what it means, the deadline, and how to respond.