Saarthi Advisory keeps growing businesses compliant, audit-ready and clean on the books — GST, indirect-tax and litigation support for Indian manufacturers, exporters and hospitality, and full-cycle bookkeeping and accounting for companies across the US & Canada. Written advice, clear timelines, work closed on schedule.
MANUFACTURING · HOSPITALITY · EXPORTERS · US-CANADA SMBs
Interest alone runs at 18% p.a. (S.50) on a ₹25L demand — penalty exposure comes on top. Every silent week compounds.
Extended by Government circular — the window now closes 31 July 2026. Miss it and the right to appeal is lost for good — holding an adverse order means having it read now, not later.
Get an urgent review →Set up to do tax and accounting work the way operators actually need it — senior people on every file, written opinions, and the patience to walk through ledgers line by line.
Two specialist desks, run deep — GST and indirect tax for Indian businesses, and full-cycle bookkeeping and accounting for the US and Canada. Neither is a side service, and nothing is bolted on.
Every position you sign off on is documented. Notices, replies and opinions arrive as files you can put in front of an auditor.
We speak factory floor, hotel night-audit and US month-end. Advice maps to your ERP and your ledger, not a generic worksheet.
Each head lists its most-asked work below; the full catalogue of 20+ subservices is on the services page. Everything is engagement-based and scoped before it starts.
Returns, ITC, classifications and rate hygiene — kept clean so a notice never starts.
SCN replies, audit defence, refund pursuit and direct & indirect tax litigation.
US & Canada bookkeeping — NDA-backed, CPA-ready, in your business hours.
The person on your discovery call signs the opinion, files the DRC-06 and stands at the ASMT-10 hearing. A senior advisor owns it end to end — no coordination layer, no junior drafts.
Every HSN, rate and ITC position is verified before filing and stress-tested the way the department would. Most demands we see began as a fixable return error.
GST returns, the GSTAT window and refund clocks — and your month-end and year-end close. We plan from the deadline back, so nothing is filed, or closed, at 11:59 pm.
Drafts reach you before they reach the officer, every GST position carries the section and ruling behind it, and your books close with reconciliations attached — never handed over as just a summary.
A short casebook of recent engagements. Names withheld; the numbers, sectors and procedural detail are real and on file. Read the full casebook on testimonials.
₹2.86 cr of input credit reinstated for a Punjab auto-component manufacturer after a Sec.16(4) reversal — closed in 38 days with reconciled GSTR-2A vs 3B and a written reply on file.
Half a year of unfiled scrip — a Tirupur exporter had stopped filing under the noise. We re-opened the shipping bills, stitched the scrolls and brought the credit current.
A composite-supply mis-classification at a Delhi NCR boutique hotel — three years of returns realigned, ASMT-10 closed without demand, the audit team thanked us in writing.
A US LLC services exporter — three months of mis-tagged AP and a sales-tax filing missed in two states. Books reconciled, returns cured, year-end pack on the CPA’s desk on day one of close.
The credibility that matters isn’t ours to claim; it’s what clients say after the notice is closed and the books are clean.
“The notice landed on a Friday, the reply was on the officer’s desk by Wednesday — written, sectioned, and argued line by line. ITC was restored on file inside six weeks.”
“They understood our composite-supply position before we finished explaining the package. Hotel-fluent, not just GST-fluent. The ASMT-10 closed without demand.”
“The CPA-side rework that used to chew up January is close to zero. The team answers in our business hours and the year-end pack came in clean, with reconciliations attached.”
GST is the centre of the practice, alongside the wider indirect-tax stack — customs, foreign trade, RoDTEP, refunds and notice/SCN defence. We advise on direct-tax exposure where it intersects with an indirect-tax position.
Yes. Send the notice on WhatsApp or through the contact form and we triage it within 24 hours — a written read of the exposure, the next questions, and a timeline, before any fee is agreed.
The GST Appellate Tribunal is now operational. Orders passed before 1 April 2026 must be appealed by 31 July 2026 (extended from 30 June by circular) — after that date the right to appeal is permanently lost. If you hold an adverse order, have it reviewed now.
Yes — we run outsourced accounting and bookkeeping for US and Canada businesses and CPA firms: QuickBooks, Xero and NetSuite, AP/AR, bank reconciliations, US sales tax and Canadian GST/HST, closed monthly with a year-end CPA-ready pack, under NDA.
No — the temporary 50% cut on RoDTEP was withdrawn. Full rates were restored (DGFT Notification 66/2025-26) and the scheme was extended at full rates and caps to 30 September 2026 (Notification 74/2025-26). If you re-priced exports around the 50% figure, those entitlements are worth a re-look.
Engagement-based, scoped in writing before work begins. Compliance runs on a monthly retainer, representation and litigation are scoped per matter, and bookkeeping is billed per period. No surprise invoices.
Your message reaches a senior advisor directly — first written reply within one business day. Confidential, no obligation.
A specialist GST and indirect-tax practice in Delhi NCR and Punjab — also running outsourced accounting and bookkeeping for US and Canada businesses.
CLARITY · COMPLIANCE · CONFIDENCE
A specialist GST and indirect-tax practice in Delhi NCR and Punjab — also running outsourced accounting and bookkeeping for US and Canada businesses.
CLARITY · COMPLIANCE · CONFIDENCE
Four steps every engagement runs through — whether it starts with a notice, a year of books or a single question — from the first call to the closed file. No surprises, no theatre.
You send the matter — a notice, a ledger, a year of books or a question. We reply within one business day with scope, risk and a timeline.
A written plan you sign off on — the route, the sections or standards that apply, the fee and what done looks like — before any work starts.
The work gets done — returns filed, replies drafted, books closed, hearings attended. You see every draft before it leaves the desk.
Outcome documented and folded back into your calendar — so the next return, deadline or month-end runs smoother than the last.