At White Business Consultant Pvt. Ltd., our Other Services
ensure accurate compliance, structured documentation, and seamless
operational continuity for individuals, professionals, startups, and
businesses across India.
These services form the compliance backbone of your organization, ensuring
legal validity, financial transparency, and timely statutory filings.
Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
Description
A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is a secure electronic signature used
to authenticate documents and transactions filed online with government
portals. It ensures data integrity, authenticity, and legal validity under
the Information Technology Act, 2000.
Who Requires It
- Company directors, LLP partners, and proprietors
- Businesses filing MCA, GST, Income Tax, and Customs documents
- Applicants for industrial, pollution, and factory approvals
- Authorized signatories for tenders and e-procurement portals
Eligibility & Process
Eligibility depends on the applicant’s role and intended usage. The process
involves KYC verification, Aadhaar or video verification, and issuance by a
licensed Certifying Authority.
How WBC Can Help
- Advisory on correct DSC type
- KYC documentation and verification support
- Coordination with Certifying Authorities
- Quick issuance and portal setup assistance
Bookkeeping & Accounting
Description
Bookkeeping involves systematic recording and maintenance of financial
transactions to ensure accurate accounts, regulatory compliance, and
reliable financial reporting.
Who Requires It
- Startups and MSMEs
- Proprietorships, partnerships, LLPs, and companies
- Manufacturing, trading, and service businesses
- Entities requiring GST, income tax, or audit compliance
Scope & Process
- Recording of sales, purchases, receipts, and payments
- Bank and cash reconciliation
- Ledger maintenance and expense classification
- Preparation of P&L and Balance Sheet
How WBC Can Help
- Industry-specific bookkeeping solutions
- GST-aligned accounting
- Periodic financial reporting
- Audit and assessment support
GST Return Filing
Description
GST Return filing involves periodic reporting of sales, purchases, tax
collected, and tax paid to ensure compliance and uninterrupted ITC flow.
Who Requires It
- All GST-registered businesses
- Manufacturers, traders, and service providers
- Composition taxpayers
- E-commerce operators
Scope & Process
- Reconciliation of sales and purchase data
- ITC matching with GSTR-2B
- Filing of GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, CMP-08, and annual returns
- Handling mismatches and notices
How WBC Can Help
- End-to-end GST return management
- ITC reconciliation and compliance checks
- Timely filings to avoid penalties
- Support for notices and annual returns
TDS Return Filing
Description
TDS Return filing involves reporting tax deducted on salaries, rent,
professional fees, interest, and contractual payments as per the Income
Tax Act, 1961.
Who Requires It
- Employers and businesses deducting TDS
- Companies, LLPs, and proprietors
- Entities making specified payments
Scope & Process
- TDS rate identification and deduction
- Deposit of TDS within due dates
- Quarterly filing of Forms 24Q, 26Q, 27Q
- Issuance of Form 16 and 16A
How WBC Can Help
- Complete TDS compliance handling
- Monitoring of deductions and deposits
- Rectification of defaults and mismatches
- Notice and reconciliation support
Lease Deed Drafting & Registration
Description
A Lease Deed is a legally binding agreement that governs the terms and conditions
under which a property is leased by the owner (lessor) to a tenant (lessee).
Properly drafted and registered lease deeds ensure legal enforceability, clarity
of rights and obligations, and compliance with applicable property and stamp laws.
Who Requires It
- Businesses leasing office, retail, warehouse, or industrial premises
- Landowners leasing commercial or industrial property
- Manufacturing units, warehouses, and service establishments
- Entities requiring registered lease documents for statutory approvals, bank finance, or licenses
Scope & Process
- Review of property ownership documents and lease requirements
- Drafting of lease terms covering rent, tenure, security deposit, usage rights, exit clauses, and compliance obligations
- Alignment with local stamp duty and registration laws
- Coordination for execution and registration of the lease deed
- Support for amendments, renewals, or supplemental agreements
Improper drafting, non-registration, or ambiguous clauses often lead to legal
disputes, rejection in government approvals, or difficulties in financing.
How WBC Can Help
- Customized drafting of commercial and industrial lease deeds
- Advisory on stamp duty, registration, and compliance requirements
- Coordination for execution and registration
- Lease documentation support for regulatory approvals and banking needs
Gift Deed Drafting & Registration
Description
A Gift Deed is a legal document through which the owner of a property (donor)
voluntarily transfers ownership to another person (donee) without any monetary
consideration. Proper drafting and registration of a Gift Deed ensure legal
validity, clear transfer of title, and compliance with applicable property and
stamp laws.
Who Requires It
- Individuals gifting residential, commercial, or industrial property
- Business owners transferring property to family members or related parties
- Entities requiring documented ownership transfer for regulatory or financial purposes
- Applicants needing registered gift deeds for land records, loans, or statutory approvals
Scope & Process
- Verification of property ownership and title documents
- Drafting of the gift deed covering donor and donee details, property description, and conditions (if any)
- Advisory on stamp duty and registration charges
- Coordination for execution and registration before the Sub-Registrar
- Post-registration support for mutation and record updates
Errors in drafting, non-registration, or incorrect stamp duty payment can lead to
title disputes or rejection in government and banking processes.
How WBC Can Help
- Customized drafting of gift deeds for various property types
- Advisory on stamp duty, registration, and tax implications
- Coordination with registration authorities
- Support for mutation and downstream compliance requirements
Income Tax Return Filing – Salary
Description
Income Tax Return filing for salaried individuals involves reporting salary income,
other eligible income, tax deductions, exemptions, and tax credits in compliance
with the Income Tax Act, 1961. Accurate filing ensures correct tax computation,
timely refunds, and avoidance of notices from the Income Tax Department.
Who Requires It
- Salaried employees in the private or public sector
- Individuals receiving income from salary and other sources
- Employees with Form 16 issued by their employer
- Salaried individuals required to claim refunds or carry forward losses
Scope & Process
- Review of Form 16, salary slips, and other income details
- Verification of deductions under Chapter VI-A (80C, 80D, etc.)
- Selection of the appropriate tax regime (old or new)
- Computation of tax liability or refund
- Filing of the Income Tax Return and post-filing support
How WBC Can Help
- Accurate computation and filing of salaried income tax returns
- Advisory on tax-saving deductions and regime selection
- Reconciliation with Form 26AS and AIS
- Assistance with refunds, revisions, and departmental notices
Income Tax Return Filing – Salary & Stock Income
Description
Income Tax Return filing for individuals earning income from salary along with stock
market investments involves reporting salary income, capital gains, dividend income,
and other applicable earnings in compliance with the Income Tax Act, 1961.
Who Requires It
- Salaried individuals investing in shares, mutual funds, or ETFs
- Employees earning income from capital gains and dividends
- Individuals trading in equity or listed securities
- Taxpayers reporting both salary and investment income
Scope & Process
- Review of Form 16 and salary-related documents
- Computation of short-term and long-term capital gains
- Reporting of dividend income
- Reconciliation with Form 26AS, AIS, and broker statements
- Selection of appropriate tax regime and return filing
How WBC Can Help
- Accurate computation and filing of salary and stock income
- Correct capital gains classification and tax treatment
- Broker statement and AIS reconciliation
- Support for refunds, revisions, and notices
Income Tax Return Filing – Business Income
Description
Income Tax Return filing for business income involves reporting profits or losses
from business or professional activities in compliance with the Income Tax Act, 1961.
Who Requires It
- Proprietors, freelancers, and self-employed professionals
- Partnership firms, LLPs, and companies
- Traders, manufacturers, and service providers
- Businesses maintaining books or subject to audit
Scope & Process
- Review of books of accounts and financial statements
- Computation under normal or presumptive taxation
- Claim of expenses, depreciation, and deductions
- Reconciliation with GST, TDS, and AIS
- Filing of applicable ITR and post-filing support
How WBC Can Help
- Accurate business income computation and filing
- Presumptive taxation and tax optimization advisory
- GST, TDS, and AIS reconciliation
- Support for audits, revisions, and notices
Income Tax Return Filing – Balance Sheet
Description
Income Tax Return filing with Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss statements ensures
complete financial disclosure and statutory compliance for businesses and professionals.
Who Requires It
- Businesses and professionals maintaining books of accounts
- Proprietorships, firms, LLPs, and companies
- Taxpayers not opting for presumptive taxation
- Entities requiring financials for audits or loans
Scope & Process
- Preparation or review of Balance Sheet and P&L
- Verification of capital, assets, liabilities, and loans
- Computation of taxable income and deductions
- Reconciliation with GST, TDS, and AIS
- ITR filing with complete financial disclosures
How WBC Can Help
- Finalization of financial statements
- Accurate ITR filing with disclosures
- Compliance alignment with GST and audits
- Support for assessments and notices
Income Tax Return Filing – Compiled Balance Sheet
Description
ITR filing with a compiled Balance Sheet involves preparation of financials from
available records without statutory audit, ensuring compliance and accuracy.
Who Requires It
- Small and mid-sized businesses
- Proprietors and professionals not subject to audit
- Entities needing Balance Sheet disclosure for ITR
- Businesses formalizing accounting systems
Scope & Process
- Compilation from bank statements and documents
- Preparation of Balance Sheet and P&L
- Verification of capital, assets, and expenses
- Income computation and deduction claims
- Reconciliation with GST, TDS, and AIS
How WBC Can Help
- Compilation and structuring of financials
- Accurate income computation and filing
- Statutory data reconciliation
- Support for revisions and notices
Income Tax Return Filing – Revised Return
Description
A Revised Income Tax Return is filed to correct errors or omissions in the originally
filed return, ensuring accurate tax records and compliance.
Who Requires It
- Taxpayers who filed returns with errors
- Individuals who missed income or deductions
- Businesses correcting financial disclosures
- Assessees responding to post-filing discrepancies
Scope & Process
- Review of original return and errors
- Re-computation of income and tax liability
- Correction of income heads and disclosures
- Revised return filing within statutory timelines
- Post-filing tracking and response support
How WBC Can Help
- Detailed error identification and review
- Accurate revised return filing
- Timeline and compliance advisory
- Support for rectifications and notices
ROC Annual Compliance
Description
ROC Annual Compliance refers to the mandatory yearly filings and disclosures required
to be made with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) under the Companies Act, 2013.
These compliances ensure that a company remains legally active, transparent,
and in good standing with regulatory authorities.
Who Requires It
- Private Limited Companies
- Public Limited Companies
- One Person Companies (OPC)
- Dormant companies and newly incorporated entities
Scope & Process
- Preparation and filing of annual financial statements
- Filing of Annual Return with shareholder and director details
- Compliance with statutory timelines and disclosure requirements
- Maintenance of statutory registers and records
- Certification and validation through Digital Signatures
Non-compliance or delayed filings often result in heavy late fees, penalties on the
company and directors, and risk of disqualification or strike-off.
How WBC Can Help
- End-to-end management of ROC annual filings
- Preparation and review of financials and statutory documents
- Timely filing to avoid penalties and late fees
- Advisory support for director compliance and corporate governance
LLP Annual Compliance
Description
LLP Annual Compliance refers to the mandatory yearly filings and disclosures required
to be made by a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) with the Ministry of Corporate
Affairs (MCA) under the LLP Act, 2008. Timely compliance ensures the LLP remains
legally active and avoids penalties.
Who Requires It
- All registered Limited Liability Partnerships
- LLPs with or without business operations during the year
- Newly incorporated and inactive LLPs
Scope & Process
- Preparation of Statement of Accounts and Solvency
- Filing of Annual Return with partner and contribution details
- Compliance with statutory timelines and disclosures
- Audit coordination, where applicable
- Validation and filing using Digital Signatures
Delayed or incorrect filings result in per-day penalties with no maximum cap.
How WBC Can Help
- End-to-end management of LLP annual filings
- Preparation and review of statutory statements
- Timely compliance to avoid heavy penalties
- Advisory support on audit applicability and partner obligations
ROC Change of Registered Office
Description
Change of Registered Office refers to the statutory process of updating a company’s
official address with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) under the Companies Act, 2013.
Who Requires It
- Companies shifting registered office within the same city or state
- Companies relocating to a different city, district, or state
- Newly incorporated companies updating initial registered office
- Entities required to reflect address changes across statutory records
Scope & Process
- Verification of the new address and supporting documents
- Passing of Board and/or shareholder resolutions
- Filing of prescribed forms with ROC within timelines
- Updating records on MCA and linked regulatory portals
How WBC Can Help
- Advisory on applicable procedure based on office shift type
- Preparation of resolutions and statutory documentation
- End-to-end filing and ROC coordination
- Ensuring timely compliance and smooth record updates
ROC Loan Charge Registration
Description
ROC Loan Charge Registration is a statutory requirement under the Companies Act, 2013,
wherein a company must register any charge created on its assets in favor of a lender
with the Registrar of Companies (ROC).
Who Requires It
- Companies availing secured loans from banks or financial institutions
- Companies obtaining loans against movable or immovable assets
- Entities creating charges in favor of NBFCs or private lenders
- Companies modifying or satisfying existing loan charges
Scope & Process
- Review of loan and security documents
- Preparation and filing of charge registration forms
- Coordination with lenders for confirmation
- Filing of charge modification or satisfaction
- Compliance with statutory timelines
How WBC Can Help
- Advisory on charge registration and timelines
- Preparation and filing of charge-related ROC forms
- Coordination with lenders and ROC authorities
- Ensuring accurate and timely compliance
Joint Venture Agreement Drafting
Description
A Joint Venture (JV) Agreement is a legally binding contract between two or more
parties that outlines the terms of collaboration for a specific business project
or venture. It defines the rights, responsibilities, profit-sharing, governance,
and exit mechanisms of the partners, ensuring clarity and legal protection
throughout the venture.
Who Requires It
- Companies, startups, and entrepreneurs entering strategic partnerships
- Businesses collaborating for new projects, technology sharing, or market expansion
- Domestic or international partnerships requiring formalized agreements
- Parties seeking risk mitigation and legal enforceability in joint ventures
Scope & Process
- Understanding the business objectives and partner contributions
- Drafting terms covering governance, profit/loss sharing, roles, and responsibilities
- Defining exit, dispute resolution, and confidentiality clauses
- Review and negotiation with all parties
- Finalization and execution of the legally enforceable agreement
How WBC Can Help
- Custom drafting of JV agreements tailored to the business and partners
- Advisory on legal, financial, and operational terms
- Review and negotiation support to ensure alignment of interests
- Assistance with execution, registration (if applicable), and downstream compliance