What does a tax consultant in Karur actually do for a small business?

A tax consultant keeps your statutory filings on time and correct. For a typical Karur business that means monthly GST returns, TDS payments and returns, PF and ESI remittances, annual income tax filing, and the bookkeeping that feeds all of them. WEWIN handles these on a fixed monthly retainer so the deadlines stop being your problem.

When are GST returns due every month?

For monthly filers, GSTR-1 is due on the 11th of the following month and GSTR-3B on the 20th. Businesses on the QRMP scheme file GSTR-1 quarterly by the 13th after quarter end and pay tax monthly through PMT-06 by the 25th. Due dates are occasionally extended by CBIC notification, so confirm before you rely on them.

Do I have to file an income tax return if my business made a loss?

Yes, if you run a company or a partnership firm. Both must file a return every year regardless of income or loss. For individuals and proprietors the basic exemption limit applies, but filing a return in a loss year is what lets you carry that loss forward against future profits, so it is usually worth filing anyway.

How long does it take to register a Private Limited Company in India?

Usually 10 to 15 working days once every director's documents, digital signatures and the proposed name are ready. The name approval and the SPICe+ incorporation filing are the two stages that set the pace. Delays almost always come from incomplete director KYC or a name that clashes with an existing company or trademark.

What happens if I miss a GST or PF due date?

Late GST filing attracts a daily late fee plus interest on the unpaid tax, and it blocks your buyers from claiming input tax credit on your invoices. Late PF and ESI remittance attracts interest and damages, and the contribution stops being deductible. In both cases the cost of catching up is far higher than the cost of filing on time.

Spices Board & APEDA Registration Services in Kulithalai Karur

Exporting spices or agricultural and processed food products requires registration with the Spices Board or APEDA respectively — both sit on top of an existing IEC, which has to be in place first.

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Spices Board & APEDA Registration

Spices Board registration is required for anyone exporting spices, and needs the IEC already issued, along with FSSAI registration and bank annexure details. APEDA registration covers a broader category of agricultural and processed food exports and needs GST, PAN, Aadhaar and product-specific details.

We confirm which registration applies to your product category — some exporters need both — and prepare the application against the correct document checklist for that category.

What's included

IEC verification (prerequisite for both registrations)
Spices Board registration for spice exporters
APEDA registration for agricultural/processed food exporters
Product category and document checklist review

Documents Required for Spices Board & APEDA Registration Services

PAN Card and Aadhaar Card
Business Registration Certificate
GST Registration Certificate
Bank Account Details
Business Address Proof
Details of Export Products

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Yes, IEC registration is a mandatory prerequisite for both Spices Board and APEDA registration.

Yes, where the product range spans both spices and other agricultural or processed food categories, both registrations may be required.

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Spices Board & APEDA Registration Services in Kulithalai Karur

Spices Board & APEDA Registration

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Questions we get asked most

Do I need an IEC before applying to the Spices Board or APEDA?

Can one exporter need both registrations?