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Questions and answers.
43 questions about the firm, its areas of practice, the notes and this website, answered from what the website already says. Facts still being matched with the records say so.
The firm
What is Ghosh Khanna & Co LLP?
A firm of chartered accountants, constituted as a limited liability partnership under the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008, with a head office in New Delhi and a branch office in Kolkata.
When was the firm established?
The year of establishment is published once it has been matched with the Institute’s records: To be confirmed.
When was it constituted as an LLP, and what is its LLPIN?
Year of constitution: To be confirmed. LLP identification number: To be confirmed. Both are being matched with the Registrar’s records.
What is the firm’s ICAI registration number?
The firm registration number is published once the Institute’s certificate is on file: To be confirmed.
Which rules does the firm work under?
The Chartered Accountants Act, 1949 and the Institute’s Code of Ethics, which cover independence, confidentiality, communication with a previous auditor and the limits on advertising. Company audits are also governed by the Companies Act, 2013 (ss. 139–144).
Why does this website read so plainly?
Chartered accountants in India may not advertise or solicit work. The Institute allows a firm’s website to give factual information about the firm, and this website keeps to that.
Does the website name the firm’s clients?
No. Client information is confidential, and the website names no clients.
What is the firm’s peer review status and AQMM level?
Peer review status: To be confirmed. AQMM level: To be confirmed. Both are among the particulars a firm may publish.
Is the firm part of a network?
Only a network registered with the Institute may be named on a firm’s website. Status: To be confirmed.
Areas of practice
What are the firm’s areas of practice?
As published by the firm: direct tax; goods and services tax; accounting; compliance and HR administration; internal audit; advisory. Audit and assurance, work reserved by law to chartered accountants, is listed separately. The list is being confirmed by the partners: To be confirmed.
What does the direct tax practice cover?
Returns and advance tax, tax deduction and collection at source, assessments and appeals, transfer pricing documentation and withholding on payments to non-residents, under both the 1961 and 2025 Income-tax Acts during the transition.
What does the GST practice cover?
Registration, monthly and annual returns, input tax credit reconciliation, replies to scrutiny and show-cause notices, and appeals.
What does the accounting practice cover?
Bookkeeping, offshore accounting, family office accounts and TDS compliance.
What is compliance and HR administration?
Administration of PF trusts, gratuity and ESI under the labour codes.
What does internal audit involve?
Risk assessment, process audits and monitoring of the compliance calendar.
Does the firm carry out statutory audits?
Audit and assurance (statutory audits, tax audits and certification required by law) is one of the areas on the firm’s published list. It is work reserved to chartered accountants in practice, and the Institute’s rules on independence apply to it. The practice page sets out the law it sits in.
How does the firm take on work?
Before accepting an engagement a firm checks independence and, for an audit, writes to the previous auditor; the terms are then agreed in writing. How this firm applies these steps is being confirmed: To be confirmed.
Notes and tools
What are the notes on this website?
Dated educational notes on current Indian tax and company law: the Income-tax Act, 2025 transition, GST notices, CARO 2020 audit readiness and the LLP calendar. Each cites its sources.
Can I rely on a note for my own situation?
No. The notes are general information on the law as it stood on their date. They are not advice on particular facts, and due dates can be extended by the government.
Who reviews the notes?
Each note names its reviewer once the review is complete: To be confirmed.
Is there a compliance calendar on the website?
Yes. The tools page has a calendar of due dates for LLPs, companies, GST and income tax from September 2026 to March 2027, with the law and sources for each date. It is general information, not advice.
Which Income-tax Act applies now?
Both, for a while. Income up to 31 March 2026 belongs to the Income-tax Act, 1961; income from 1 April 2026 is taxed under the Income-tax Act, 2025, whose first tax year is 2026-27. Proceedings already under way continue under the 1961 Act.
Which forms are used for TDS returns from 2026-27?
Under the Income-tax Rules, 2026, Forms 138 (salary), 140 (other payments to residents), 144 (payments to non-residents) and 143 (tax collected) replace Forms 24Q, 26Q, 27Q and 27EQ.
When are an LLP’s annual filings due?
Form 11, the annual return, by 30 May; Form 8, the statement of account and solvency, by 30 October.
When is the GST annual return for 2025-26 due?
GSTR-9 and, where it applies, GSTR-9C are due by 31 December 2026.
Where can I look up a term?
The glossary explains the terms used on this website, from advance tax to UDIN.
People and careers
Who are the partners?
The partners’ table (name, year of qualification, other qualifications and area of work) is published once each partner has given written consent and the details match the Institute’s records: To be confirmed.
How many partners and staff does the firm have?
Partners: To be confirmed. Employees: To be confirmed.
Does the firm take articled assistants?
Articleship is served under the Institute’s scheme of practical training. Vacancies are published on the careers page: To be confirmed.
How do I apply for a role or articleship?
Use the request form and choose “Articleship or careers”. Please do not attach a CV to the form; the firm will reply with how to send one.
Offices and correspondence
Where are the offices?
New Delhi (head office) and Kolkata (branch). Addresses: To be confirmed and To be confirmed.
What are the telephone number, email and hours?
Telephone: To be confirmed. Email: To be confirmed. Hours: To be confirmed.
How do I ask the firm for information?
Use the request form on the contact page. The firm replies by email. Nothing sent through the form creates an engagement, and it should not contain documents or details of a matter.
Will I get advice through the form?
No. The firm does not give advice through the form. Replies are general until an engagement is agreed in writing.
Can I use WhatsApp?
The WhatsApp number is to be confirmed: To be confirmed. Until then, please use the request form.
What is the “Search the site” tool?
A search over this website’s own pages that answers in your browser. It quotes published text only, gives no advice and does not name clients.
This website and your data
What personal data does the website collect?
Only what you send through the request form (name, email, optionally organisation and telephone, and your message), plus, if you arrived from a campaign link, the campaign tags in that link. The page-usefulness buttons send no personal data.
How long are enquiries kept?
For To be confirmed, then deleted.
Does the website use cookies?
It sets no advertising or tracking cookies. Display settings you choose are kept in your own browser only.
How do I withdraw consent or ask for my data to be erased?
Write to the grievance officer named in the privacy policy: To be confirmed. You may also complain to the Data Protection Board of India.
Can I make the text larger or the contrast higher?
Yes. The “Display” button at the top of every page sets text size, high contrast and reduced motion. The choice is remembered in your browser.
Can I print a note?
Yes. Printing leaves out the menus, buttons and forms, so a note prints as plain text with its sources.
Is this website an advertisement?
No. It gives information about the firm in line with the Institute’s guidelines on websites of members and firms. It is not a solicitation of work, and nothing on it is professional advice.
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Not answered here?
Requests for information about the firm can be sent through the request form. The firm does not give advice through it.