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This platform is founded by two friends Name as CA Ankit Jain (Bickey) & CA Sumit Malhotra. We both are qualified Chartered Accountant as the course conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. And we are engaged to various taxation matters like consulting Income tax issues, Filing Income Tax Return, Conducting Tax Audits, Filing Goods and Services tax return, providing Goods & Services tax consultancy, helping others in relation to TDS matters, consultancy for Incorporation of Company, Limited Liability Partnership Registration and so many law related issues. 

Hence we create a platform to provide latest or Important information about Income Tax, Goods and services Tax, Company Law etc on regular basis through this platform as much as possible in a best manner. 

We believe in growing together with our community of users.

To connect via social media anybody can join our Facebook Page: Tax Updates, Link as @taxupdation

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