We advise listed companies, private businesses, banks, public sector undertakings and founders on audit, taxation and growth — from nine offices spanning north, west, central and eastern India.
Late CA Vinod Kumar Gupta, an ICAI member since 1975, founded the firm in 1984 on a single standard, and held every engagement he signed to it. More than four decades on, that standard has carried the practice from one office in Agra to nine across eight cities.
Today the firm serves manufacturers, service businesses, banks, listed companies, public sector undertakings and early-stage founders. We are ICAI peer reviewed and CAG empanelled as major category auditors — credentials that shape how we work for every client, not just the public sector ones.
Thorough in inquiry. Decisive in counsel.
Late CA Vinod Kumar Gupta founds the firm in Agra with a small book of private clients.
CA Nitesh Gupta and CA Nikhil Gupta join, widening the practice into banking, GST and corporate advisory.
CA Nitesh Gupta chairs the ICAI Agra Branch, which wins the Star Branch Award for the Central Region. Two offices with CA Mayank Agarwal (Bhopal) & CA Rajiv Adukia (Ranchi) follow within four months of each other, taking the practice into central and eastern India.
CA Nitesh Gupta wins election to the Central India Regional Council (CIRC) of ICAI.
CA Nitesh Gupta serves as Secretary of the Central India Regional Council of ICAI.
A second Agra office with CA Gaurav Singhal (Belanganj, Agra), then CA Mahesh Porwal (Ahmedabad) and CA Krishna Kant Rathi (Raipur) — registered a day apart at the close of 2017 — carrying the firm west and further into central India.
CA Nitesh Gupta chairs CICASA, the student body of the Central India Regional Council of ICAI.
CA Nitesh Gupta serves as Treasurer of the Central India Regional Council of ICAI.
CA Vinod Kumar Gupta passes away. The firm continues under the partners he trained, on the standards he set.
CA Anshul Jain is admitted as a partner in December 2021, making Bhopal a more robust branch.
CA Raj Gupta (Shikohabad) brings the practice to a town the firm had served from Agra for years; CA Suraj Kumar Gupta (Patna), two and a half years later, extends it east into Bihar.
Nine offices across eight cities, each led by a resident partner who signs the work, with offices in progress in Noida and Sambalpur, Odisha.
More than four decades of practice is an easy thing to claim. These are the pieces of it that sit on someone else’s register, not on ours.
Our audit documentation, systems and engagement files have been examined by the ICAI Peer Review Board. The certificate runs to March 2029 — the standing requirement for auditing listed entities.
Measured against the Comptroller and Auditor General’s empanelment criteria — partner strength, years in practice and audit exposure — the firm places in roughly the top 200 of the country’s CA firms.
More than 100 Chartered Accountants trained with the firm as articled students. Around 40 are training under our partners today, and more than 20 have qualified in recent years. We treat the articleship as the firm’s real succession plan.
Independent assurance for private companies, listed entities, banks, trusts and societies, and public sector undertakings.
Read more →Corporate and personal taxation from annual compliance through to representation before the appellate authorities.
Read more →End-to-end GST support for manufacturers, traders, service businesses and exporters, including departmental matters.
Read more →Incorporation and the continuing ROC obligations that follow, for companies, LLPs and their directors.
Read more →Project reports, CMA data and loan proposals prepared to the standard a lender expects, with support through sanction, disbursement and after.
Read more →Central and state governments run a great many schemes; the difficulty is knowing which one fits, and seeing the claim through to money in the account.
Read more →The advisory work that sits behind the numbers — what a business costs to run, where it leaks, and how it should be organised to grow.
Read more →Founder-side consultancy from the first entity choice to the first institutional round — and the compliance that follows.
Read more →ICAI-certified forensic reviews for companies, banks and institutions where the numbers need to withstand challenge.
Read more →The finance function, run properly, without the overhead of building one in-house.
Read more →Passing a business and an estate to the next generation deliberately, rather than leaving it to the default rules and the disputes that follow.
Read more →Planning guidance built around each client’s goals, objectives and appetite for risk, with the tax and succession position worked through.
Read more →Registration, exemption and reporting for charitable institutions, and CSR support for the companies that fund them.
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Easier registration, 90% provisional refunds, a ₹10,000 notice floor, a ₹5 crore prosecution threshold and no highway detentions. The 57th GST Council reforms, section by section.
CA Nikhil GuptaHolding a small foreign share or account? Before paying the FAST-DS 2026 ₹1 lakh fee, check the ₹20 lakh safe harbour under the Black Money Act. Deadline 31 Dec 2026.
CA Mayank AgarwalSince the 2005 amendment, daughters are equal coparceners by birth in a Mitakshara HUF. What changed from 1956, and what it means for property and partition.
CA Nitesh GuptaWhether you are filing your first GST return or preparing for a statutory audit, you will speak to a partner — not a queue. Tell us what you need and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right firm for it.
