Tax In Cloud Office
Viswas Nagar, Trichy · Est. 2011
Single Solution for All Statutory Compliance

Tax In Cloud
Tax & Compliance
Advisory

GST, Income Tax, TDS, Audit, Digital Signature and Business Registration — all under one roof, served personally by K. Ramamoorthy across Trichy and Tamil Nadu.

Tax In Cloud
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Tax In Cloud – Single Solution for All Statutory Compliance
Who We Are
Tax In Cloud
— Your Compliance Partner

Tax In Cloud is a Trichy-based tax consultancy practice founded by K. Ramamoorthy, offering a single dependable window for all statutory compliance — GST, Income Tax, TDS, Audit, Digital Signature and Business Registration.

With 13+ years of direct hands-on experience, we deliver accuracy, timeliness, and professional integrity to every client engagement — large or small.

✦ TAX✦ GST✦ TDS ✦ AUDIT✦ DSC✦ REGISTRATION
Our Services

Comprehensive Compliance Services

Select a category to explore services, governing Acts, and detailed inclusions. Click any card to expand full details and WhatsApp us directly for that service.

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Governed by: Central Goods & Services Tax Act, 2017 · IGST Act, 2017 · CGST Rules, 2017
GST — Goods & Services Tax
GST replaced multiple indirect taxes in India from 1 July 2017. Every business above the threshold turnover must register, file returns monthly/quarterly, and maintain proper records. Non-compliance attracts interest at 18% p.a. and penalties. We manage every stage — registration to assessment — so you stay fully compliant.
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GST Registration & Amendments
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CGST Act 2017 – Sec 22 to 30 · Rule 8 to 19

Mandatory for businesses exceeding ₹40L (goods) / ₹20L (services). Voluntary registration available for startups seeking Input Tax Credit from day one. We handle the complete portal application, document preparation, ARN tracking and certificate download.

  • ✓New GST Registration — Regular & Composition Scheme
  • ✓Amendment of Core / Non-Core Fields (Name, Address, Business Nature)
  • ✓Addition / Deletion of Authorised Signatory or Partner
  • ✓Additional Place of Business / Branch Registration
  • ✓GST Cancellation, Suspension & Revocation
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GST Return Filing (GSTR-1, 3B, 9, 9C)
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CGST Act 2017 – Sec 37, 38, 39, 44 · QRMP Scheme

Timely and accurate filing of all GST returns is critical to avoid interest (18% p.a.), late fees (up to ₹10,000 per return), and notices. We prepare and file returns from your purchase and sales data, ensuring ITC is correctly claimed and reconciled each month.

  • ✓GSTR-1 — Outward Supplies (Monthly / QRMP Quarterly)
  • ✓GSTR-3B — Monthly Summary & Tax Payment
  • ✓GSTR-9 — Annual Return Filing
  • ✓GSTR-9C — Reconciliation Statement (Self-Certified)
  • ✓CMP-08 — Composition Dealer Quarterly Return
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ITC Reconciliation & GSTR-2B Matching
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CGST Act 2017 – Sec 16, 17, 18 · Rule 36(4), 42, 43

Incorrect ITC claims are the leading cause of GST demand notices. Rule 36(4) restricts ITC to amounts appearing in GSTR-2B. We reconcile your purchase register with GSTR-2B monthly to ensure only eligible credits are claimed and mismatches are corrected before returns are filed.

  • ✓Monthly GSTR-2B vs. Purchase Register Reconciliation
  • ✓Identification & Resolution of ITC Mismatches
  • ✓ITC Reversal Computation (Rule 42 & 43 — Mixed Supply)
  • ✓Annual ITC Reconciliation for GSTR-9 / 9C Filing
  • ✓Vendor Follow-up Communication for Missing ITC
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E-Way Bill & E-Invoice Advisory
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CGST Rules 2017 – Rule 138 (E-Way) · Rule 48 (E-Invoice)

E-Way Bills are mandatory for goods movement above ₹50,000. E-Invoicing is now mandatory for businesses above ₹5 crore turnover. Non-compliance leads to penalty of ₹10,000 or 100% of tax, whichever is higher. We guide businesses on generation, cancellation and system setup.

  • ✓E-Way Bill Generation, Cancellation & Validity Extension
  • ✓E-Invoice System Setup & Integration Advisory
  • ✓IRN & QR Code Generation Guidance
  • ✓Applicability Assessment for Turnover Thresholds
  • ✓Credit Note / Debit Note E-Invoice Handling
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Governed by: Income Tax Act, 1961 · Income Tax Rules, 1962 · CBDT Notifications
Income Tax — Direct Tax Compliance
The Income Tax Act, 1961 governs levy and collection of income tax in India. Individuals, HUFs, firms, companies, and trusts are all required to file annual returns and pay taxes. Non-filing attracts penalties up to ₹5,000 and interest u/s 234A/B/C. We provide end-to-end income tax services — from computation and filing to notice response and demand resolution.
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ITR Filing — Individual, Firm & Company
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IT Act 1961 – Sec 139 · ITR Forms 1 to 7

Every person with income above the basic exemption limit must file an ITR. Late filing attracts fees up to ₹5,000 u/s 234F and interest u/s 234A. We prepare and file returns across all applicable ITR forms — from salaried individuals to companies — accurately and before due dates.

  • ✓ITR-1 / ITR-2 — Salaried Individuals & Capital Gains
  • ✓ITR-3 — Business or Professional Income
  • ✓ITR-4 Sugam — Presumptive Income (44AD, 44ADA, 44AE)
  • ✓ITR-5 — Partnership Firms, LLP, AOP, BOI
  • ✓ITR-6 — Companies (other than Sec 11 entities)
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Tax Planning & Advance Tax
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IT Act 1961 – Sec 208, 211, Chapter VI-A Deductions

Strategic tax planning legally minimises your tax liability using all available deductions and exemptions. Advance tax must be paid in four quarterly instalments; defaults attract interest u/s 234B and 234C. We plan deductions and advance tax for each quarter.

  • ✓Deduction Planning — Sec 80C, 80D, 80G, 80TTA, 80TTB
  • ✓HRA Exemption, LTA & Allowance Optimisation
  • ✓Quarterly Advance Tax Computation & Challan 280
  • ✓Interest u/s 234A / 234B / 234C Avoidance Strategy
  • ✓Capital Gains Tax Planning (STCG / LTCG — Sec 112A)
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26AS / AIS / TIS Reconciliation
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IT Act 1961 – Sec 285BB · Rule 114-I (AIS)

Form 26AS, Annual Information Statement (AIS) and Taxpayer Information Summary (TIS) aggregate all income and tax data reported against your PAN from banks, employers, registrars and more. Mismatches between these and your ITR automatically trigger scrutiny notices. We reconcile all three before filing your return.

  • ✓Form 26AS Analysis — TDS, Advance Tax, Self-Assessment Tax
  • ✓AIS Review — Interest, Dividends, Rent, Property, Securities
  • ✓TIS vs. Books of Account Reconciliation
  • ✓AIS Feedback Submission for Incorrect / Duplicate Entries
  • ✓TDS Credit Mismatch Resolution with Employer / Deductor
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Refund Follow-up & Demand Resolution
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IT Act 1961 – Sec 143(1), 154, 156, 245

Tax refunds can be delayed or adjusted against old outstanding demands. Intimations u/s 143(1) raise additions or disallowances that must be responded to within 30 days. We track refund status, file rectification requests, and respond to demands on your behalf.

  • ✓Refund Reissue Request & Income Tax Portal Follow-up
  • ✓Rectification Application u/s 154 for Intimation u/s 143(1)
  • ✓Demand Notice u/s 156 Response & Challan Payment
  • ✓Refund Set-off Objection u/s 245
  • ✓Grievance Filing on IT Portal & CPC Escalation
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Governed by: Income Tax Act, 1961 – Chapter XVII-B (Sec 190 to 206AA) · TDS Rules
TDS — Tax Deducted at Source
TDS is a mechanism to collect income tax at the source of payment. Any person making specified payments — salary, rent, professional fees, contractor payments, interest — must deduct TDS at prescribed rates, deposit it within 7 days of month-end (for non-March) and file quarterly returns. Non-compliance attracts late fees u/s 234E (₹200/day), interest u/s 201(1A) and penalties u/s 271C.
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TDS Computation & Challan 281 Payment
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IT Act 1961 – Sec 192 to 196D · Challan 281

Determining the correct TDS section, applicable rate, and threshold for every payment type is critical — wrong deductions attract penalties u/s 271C equal to the TDS amount. We calculate TDS liability across all categories and generate Challan 281 for timely deposit before the due date.

  • ✓Sec 192 — Salary TDS Computation (Monthly)
  • ✓Sec 194A/C/D/H/I/J/Q — Non-Salary TDS Rates & Thresholds
  • ✓Lower Deduction Certificate Application (Form 13)
  • ✓Challan 281 Generation & Portal Deposit Guidance
  • ✓TAN Registration, Renewal & Correction
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TDS Return Filing (24Q, 26Q, 27Q, 27EQ)
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IT Act 1961 – Sec 206 · Rule 31A · TRACES Portal

Quarterly TDS returns must be filed by the 31st of the month following each quarter. Late filing attracts ₹200/day u/s 234E (capped at TDS amount). Wrong PAN, amounts or section codes create TRACES defaults. We file all forms accurately and within due dates.

  • ✓Form 24Q — Salary TDS (Q1 to Q4)
  • ✓Form 26Q — Non-Salary Domestic TDS
  • ✓Form 27Q — TDS on Payments to Non-Residents
  • ✓Form 27EQ — Tax Collected at Source (TCS)
  • ✓Correction / Revised Statement Filing (FVU Tool)
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Form 16 / 16A / 27D Certificate Issuance
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IT Act 1961 – Sec 203 · Rule 31 · TRACES Download

Every deductor must issue TDS certificates to deductees within prescribed timelines. Delay attracts ₹100/day penalty u/s 272A(2)(g). All certificates must be downloaded from TRACES, digitally signed, and issued to employees or vendors. We handle bulk certificate generation and distribution.

  • ✓Form 16 Part A & Part B — Annual Salary Certificate to Employees
  • ✓Form 16A — Non-Salary TDS Certificate (Quarterly)
  • ✓Form 27D — TCS Certificate
  • ✓TRACES Portal Bulk Download & DSC Digital Signing
  • ✓Bulk Certificate Distribution for Multiple Employees
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TDS Default & TRACES Demand Resolution
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IT Act 1961 – Sec 200A, 234E, 271C · TRACES Portal

TRACES generates demand notices for defaults — short deduction, late deposit, PAN mismatches, or late filing. Each default type requires a specific correction approach. We analyse the TRACES statement, file correction returns, and settle demands before they escalate to prosecution.

  • ✓TRACES Demand Notice Analysis & Response Strategy
  • ✓PAN Mismatch Correction in TDS Return (C9 Correction)
  • ✓Late Fee u/s 234E & Interest u/s 201(1A) Computation
  • ✓Short Deduction / Short Payment Default Resolution
  • ✓TRACES Outstanding Demand Settlement & Closure
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Governed by: IT Act 1961 – Sec 44AA · Companies Act 2013 – Sec 128, 129 · Accounting Standards (AS / Ind AS)
Accounting, Book Keeping & Finalisation
Accurate financial records are the foundation of all tax compliance and business decisions. Section 44AA of the IT Act mandates prescribed books for businesses above ₹1.5L income or ₹25L turnover. Section 128 of the Companies Act requires all companies to maintain proper books at the registered office. We provide systematic bookkeeping, periodic reporting, and complete year-end finalisation.
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Book Keeping & Ledger Maintenance
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IT Act 1961 – Sec 44AA · Rule 6F · Companies Act 2013 – Sec 128

Day-to-day recording in cash book, purchase register, sales register, journal and ledger is essential for compliance and business monitoring. Failure to maintain prescribed books attracts penalty u/s 271A (₹25,000). We maintain accurate books using Tally or Excel as per your preference.

  • ✓Voucher Entry — Cash, Bank, Purchase, Sales, Journal
  • ✓Ledger Posting, Trial Balance & Day Book Preparation
  • ✓Monthly Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS)
  • ✓Accounts Payable & Receivable Ageing Management
  • ✓Tally / Excel-based Accounting System Support
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Account Finalisation & Financial Statements
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Companies Act 2013 – Sec 129 · Accounting Standards AS-1 to AS-32

Year-end account finalisation produces the definitive financial statements — Balance Sheet, P&L, Cash Flow — used for tax audit filing, statutory audit, bank loans, and MCA annual returns. We handle the complete process from adjusting entries to audit-ready financials.

  • ✓Year-End Adjusting & Closing Journal Entries
  • ✓Balance Sheet & Profit & Loss Statement Preparation
  • ✓Schedules, Notes to Accounts & Significant Policies
  • ✓Depreciation Calculation (SLM / WDV) & Fixed Asset Register
  • ✓Cash Flow Statement & Fund Flow Analysis
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Governed by: IT Act 1961 – Sec 44AB · Companies Act 2013 – Sec 139–148 · CGST Act 2017 – Sec 35(5) · ICAI Standards on Auditing
Audit Support & Assistance
Audit is a statutory requirement for businesses above specified turnover thresholds. Tax audit u/s 44AB is mandatory for businesses above ₹1 crore (₹10 crore if cash <5%), professionals above ₹50L. Every company must undergo statutory audit annually. Non-compliance with tax audit attracts penalty u/s 271B (0.5% of turnover, max ₹1.5L). We provide structured audit preparation and documentation support.
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Tax Audit Assistance (Sec 44AB)
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IT Act 1961 – Sec 44AB · Rule 6G · Form 3CA / 3CB / 3CD

Form 3CD contains 44 clauses covering every aspect of your financials — disallowances, related-party transactions, deductions claimed, TDS compliance, etc. We prepare all schedules, workpapers and disclosures to help the statutory auditor sign off accurately and on time.

  • ✓Form 3CD Preparation — All 44 Audit Clauses
  • ✓Books Preparation & Reconciliation for Tax Audit
  • ✓Disallowance Disclosure — Sec 40A(3), 43B, 36(1)
  • ✓ICDS Compliance Review (Income Computation Disclosure Standards)
  • ✓Presumptive Taxation Audit Support (44AD / 44ADA)
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Statutory & Internal Audit Support
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Companies Act 2013 – Sec 139–148 · CARO 2020 · SA (Standards on Auditing)

Every company must appoint a statutory auditor and get accounts audited annually under the Companies Act. Internal audit evaluates internal controls and operational efficiency. We assist in preparation, documentation, and responding to audit queries and observations.

  • ✓Statutory Audit Workpaper & Financial Schedule Preparation
  • ✓Internal Audit — Process Review & Control Testing
  • ✓Auditor Coordination & Query Response Support
  • ✓CARO 2020 Reporting Assistance (Companies)
  • ✓Audit Observation Rectification & Follow-up
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Governed by: CGST Act 2017 – Sec 61, 73, 74 · IT Act 1961 – Sec 139(9), 142(1), 143(2), 143(3), 148, 156
Notice Handling — GST & Income Tax
Receiving a notice from the GST or Income Tax department can be stressful — but most are routine and can be resolved with a proper, timely response. Ignoring a notice or responding incorrectly leads to ex-parte assessment orders and confirmed demands with penalties. We read and analyse the notice, identify the precise issue, prepare a factual reply supported by documents, and submit it within the prescribed timeline.
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GST Notice & Assessment Response
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CGST Act 2017 – Sec 61 (Scrutiny), 73 (Non-fraud), 74 (Fraud), 75, 76

GST notices arise from return scrutiny, ITC mismatches, non-filing, E-way violations, or departmental audits. We handle everything — notice analysis, document gathering, reply drafting and GST portal submission — within the prescribed response time to avoid demand confirmation.

  • ✓Scrutiny Notice u/s 61 — Return Discrepancy Reply
  • ✓Demand Notice u/s 73 (Non-fraud) & 74 (Fraud / Suppression)
  • ✓Show Cause Notice (SCN) Response Drafting & Submission
  • ✓Assessment Order Reply & First Appellate Authority Guidance
  • ✓ITC Reversal Demand Settlement & Pre-deposit Advisory
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Income Tax Notice & Scrutiny Handling
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IT Act 1961 – Sec 139(9), 142(1), 143(2), 143(3), 148, 156

IT notices range from simple return defects to full-scale scrutiny assessments. Each type has a specific response requirement and timeline. Failure to respond results in ex-parte assessment with maximum additions. We handle all categories professionally — notice analysis, document preparation, e-proceedings portal submission.

  • ✓Defective Return Notice u/s 139(9) — Correction & Re-filing
  • ✓Notice u/s 142(1) — Information / Document Submission
  • ✓Limited Scrutiny u/s 143(2) & Full Scrutiny u/s 143(3)
  • ✓Reassessment Notice u/s 148 / 148A — Objection Filing
  • ✓Demand Notice u/s 156 Response, Challan & Settlement
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Governed by: Information Technology Act, 2000 – Sec 5, 10A · IT Act 1961 · Companies Act 2013 · MCA Rules · CCA Guidelines
Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is a secure electronic key issued by a licensed Certifying Authority (CA) that authenticates the signer's identity in digital transactions. Class 3 DSCs are mandatory for MCA / ROC filings, Income Tax e-verification, GST registration, EPFO, e-tendering, Startup India and more. An expired DSC immediately blocks all portal filings. We assist individuals, directors, and businesses in obtaining, renewing, and using DSCs.
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New DSC — Class 3 Individual & Organisation
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IT Act 2000 – Sec 5 · CCA Licensed CAs: eMudhra, Capricorn, Sify, NSDL

Class 3 DSC is the highest-security certificate — required for MCA SPICe+ filings, income tax portal, GST returns, EPFO filings, e-tendering, and Startup India. Available on USB token for 2 years. We handle the complete application with licensed Certifying Authorities and ensure fast issuance.

  • ✓Class 3 DSC — Individual (for ITR, GST, MCA, EPFO)
  • ✓Class 3 DSC — Organisation / Company Seal DSC
  • ✓Director DSC (DIN-linked) for MCA / ROC Portal
  • ✓Authorised Signatory DSC for GST Return Filing
  • ✓e-Tendering & GeM Portal DSC
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DSC Renewal & Revocation
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Valid 1 or 2 Years from Issue Date – Renewal Before Expiry

An expired DSC blocks all portal filings immediately — MCA annual returns, GST returns, ITR e-verification all require a valid DSC. We monitor your DSC expiry dates and process renewals 30–45 days in advance to avoid any compliance gaps or filing delays.

  • ✓DSC Expiry Tracking & Advance Renewal Reminder
  • ✓1-Year or 2-Year Renewal Application & USB Token Delivery
  • ✓USB Token Driver Installation & Compatibility Check
  • ✓DSC Revocation in Case of Security Compromise
  • ✓DSC Re-linking on MCA / TRACES / GST Portal after Renewal
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Document Digital Signing with DSC
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IT Act 2000 – Sec 5 & 10A · Legal Validity = Physical Signature

Digital signatures on documents have full legal validity under Section 5 of the IT Act, 2000 — equivalent to a physical signature. Financial statements, ITR acknowledgements, MCA forms, and contracts can all be digitally signed. We guide and assist with signing on various platforms.

  • ✓PDF Document DSC Signing (ITR, MCA Forms, Contracts)
  • ✓ITR-V e-Verification via DSC on Income Tax Portal
  • ✓Financial Statements DSC Signing (Companies Act — Annual Return)
  • ✓GST Return DSC / EVC Signing Guidance
  • ✓Adobe Acrobat / eMudhra SignPro / Capricorn Signing Guidance
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DSC for Startups & New Company Incorporation
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Required at Incorporation – MCA SPICe+ · Startup India DPIIT Portal

Every Private Limited Company or LLP incorporation requires DSCs for all proposed directors / designated partners before the SPICe+ form can be filed. Startup India DPIIT recognition also requires DSC. We bundle DSC procurement with incorporation to reduce time and cost.

  • ✓Director DSC for Pvt Ltd / OPC / LLP Incorporation
  • ✓Startup India & DPIIT Recognition Portal DSC
  • ✓SPICe+ Form Signing — All Directors' DSC
  • ✓Same-Day / Next-Day DSC Issuance (where available)
  • ✓Bundled DSC + Incorporation Package — Save Time & Cost
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Governed by: Companies Act 2013 · LLP Act 2008 · Indian Partnership Act 1932 · MSME Dev. Act 2006 · Startup India Policy 2016 · State Shops & Establishments Acts
Business Registration & Startup Services
Choosing the right business structure — Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, LLP or Private Limited — has long-term implications for taxation, liability, fundraising and compliance burden. We guide new businesses and startups through the complete registration process, from structure selection to obtaining all required licences, registrations and statutory numbers — so you are fully compliant and operational from day one.
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Sole Proprietorship & Partnership Firm
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Indian Partnership Act 1932 · Tamil Nadu Shops Act · CGST Act 2017

Sole proprietorships and partnership firms are the simplest business structures — ideal for small traders, freelancers, and professionals. No incorporation is required; a few key registrations make the business legally operational and eligible to open a current bank account.

  • ✓Sole Proprietorship — GST Registration + Shops Act Certificate
  • ✓Partnership Firm — Deed Drafting & Registrar of Firms Filing
  • ✓PAN Application for Firm + TAN Registration
  • ✓Current Account Opening Document Set Preparation
  • ✓MSME / Udyam Registration for Subsidy Eligibility
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LLP Registration (Limited Liability Partnership)
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LLP Act 2008 · MCA FiLLiP Form · LLP Rules 2009

An LLP combines the flexibility of a partnership with limited liability protection — partners are liable only up to their capital contribution. Ideal for professionals, consultants, and small businesses. Incorporation through MCA's FiLLiP form provides a Certificate of Incorporation with a unique LLPIN.

  • ✓DIN Application for all Designated Partners
  • ✓Name Reservation via MCA RUN-LLP
  • ✓FiLLiP Form Filing & Certificate of Incorporation (LLPIN)
  • ✓LLP Agreement Drafting, Stamp Duty & Form 3 Filing
  • ✓PAN, TAN, GST, Bank Account & MSME Setup
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Private Limited Company Incorporation
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Companies Act 2013 – Sec 3, 7 · MCA SPICe+ (Simplified Proforma)

Private Limited Company is the preferred structure for startups seeking investment, limited liability and credibility with vendors and banks. Incorporation via MCA's SPICe+ form is now integrated — PAN, TAN, GST, EPFO, ESIC and bank account opening are applied in a single form. We manage every step from name approval to Certificate of Incorporation (CIN).

  • ✓DSC & DIN for All Proposed Directors
  • ✓Name Reservation via MCA RUN / SPICe+ Part A
  • ✓SPICe+ Part B — MOA, AOA, INC-9, AGILE-PRO
  • ✓Certificate of Incorporation, CIN & Share Certificate
  • ✓PAN, TAN, GST, EPFO, ESIC & Bank Account Setup
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Startup India & DPIIT Recognition
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DPIIT Gazette Notification 2019 · Startup India Policy 2016 · IT Act 1961 – Sec 80-IAC, 56(2)(viib)

DPIIT-recognised startups get significant benefits: 3-year income tax holiday u/s 80-IAC, angel tax exemption u/s 56(2)(viib), self-certification under 6 labour laws, 80% rebate on patent fees, and priority in government tenders. We help eligible startups obtain and maintain this recognition.

  • ✓Startup India Registration & DPIIT Recognition Certificate
  • ✓Tax Exemption u/s 80-IAC Application & Documentation
  • ✓Angel Tax Exemption u/s 56(2)(viib) — Form 2 Filing
  • ✓Startup Certificate, Portal Profile & Recognition ID
  • ✓Annual Compliance Calendar for Recognised Startups
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MSME / Udyam Registration
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MSME Dev. Act 2006 · Udyam Portal (July 2020) · MSMED Act Protection

Udyam Registration (formerly MSME / Udyog Aadhaar) is Aadhaar-based and free of cost. Registered MSMEs get collateral-free loans (CGTMSE), priority sector bank credit, government subsidies, and strong legal protection against delayed payments under the MSMED Act (45-day payment rule).

  • ✓Udyam Registration Certificate (Aadhaar-linked, Free)
  • ✓Classification Advisory — Micro / Small / Medium Enterprise
  • ✓Udyam Certificate Update, NIC Code & Address Amendment
  • ✓Benefits Guidance — CGTMSE, TReDS, GeM Portal Eligibility
  • ✓Udyam Assist Platform for Informal / Rural Businesses
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Other Statutory Registrations
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Various Central & Tamil Nadu State Acts

Beyond GST and income tax, businesses must obtain several operational registrations depending on nature, size, employees and location. We assist with all common registrations required to operate a business legally and compliantly in Tamil Nadu.

  • ✓Shops & Establishments Registration — Tamil Nadu
  • ✓EPFO (PF) & ESIC Registration for Employers
  • ✓Professional Tax (PT) Registration — Tamil Nadu
  • ✓Import Export Code (IEC) — DGFT Online
  • ✓FSSAI Food Licence & Municipal Trade Licence Guidance
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About & Founder

K. Ramamoorthy

Founder, Tax In Cloud · Tax Consultant, Trichy

Tax In Cloud Office – Viswas Nagar, Trichy
Tax In Cloud Office
No. 7, 1st Main Road, Viswas Nagar, Trichy – 620 008
13+
Years Practice
CA
Inter Cleared
Gr.II
Final Cleared
10+
Services

K. Ramamoorthy is the founder of Tax In Cloud, a Trichy-based tax consultancy established in 2011. With over 13 years of direct, hands-on experience across GST, Income Tax, TDS, Auditing, Accounting, Digital Signatures and Business Registration, he provides dependable compliance support to individuals, traders, firms, and companies across Trichy and Tamil Nadu.

"Tax In Cloud exists to simplify compliance — so our clients can focus on growing their business while we handle every regulatory demand, deadline, and notice."

Having cleared CA Inter and CA Final Group II from ICAI, K. Ramamoorthy combines deep technical knowledge with practical experience — delivering solutions that are accurate, timely, and tailored to each client's specific situation.

He is personally accessible via WhatsApp and email, ensuring every client receives direct, prompt, and personalised attention — not a one-size-fits-all response.

Qualifications & Expertise
  • CA Inter — Cleared (ICAI)
  • CA Final — Group II Cleared (ICAI)
  • 13+ Years — Taxation & Financial Compliance Practice
  • GST Advisory, Return Filing & Notice Handling
  • Income Tax Returns, Planning & Assessment Representation
  • Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) — All Classes
  • Company / LLP / Startup India Registration Assistance
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This website is maintained solely to provide factual information about the services offered by Tax In Cloud and does not constitute solicitation of clients or professional work in any manner.

K. Ramamoorthy, Founder of Tax In Cloud, has cleared CA Inter and CA Final Group II examinations conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) and is in the process of completing the remaining requirements for full ICAI membership. All services are rendered in the capacity of a Tax Consultant and not as a Chartered Accountant until such membership is formally granted by ICAI.

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