Where is the CA in Delhi office and how do I reach it?
The CA in Delhi office is at 411, Best Sky Tower, Netaji Subhash Place, Pitampura, New Delhi 110034. Netaji Subhash Place metro station, an interchange on the Red and Pink lines, is next to the building. Our doors open at 10 am and close at 7 pm, Monday to Saturday.
From Rohini and Pitampura, ride the Red Line a few stops towards Shaheed Sthal and get off at Netaji Subhash Place. From Shalimar Bagh, Punjabi Bagh or Rajouri Garden, the Pink Line runs straight in. Pacific Mall, D Mall and Unity One are the landmarks most visitors use, and Ring Road runs alongside the complex.
You do not have to visit. Most clients send documents on WhatsApp at +91 99114 92897 or email admin@caindelhi.in and meet us on a video call. If you would rather sit with a chartered accountant close to home, see CA near me and our page for CA in Pitampura. To compare the firms side by side, open chartered accountant firms in Delhi.
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What does a CA in Delhi do for businesses and individuals?
A CA in Delhi keeps your tax and company records correct and on time. For a business that means registrations, GST and TDS returns, books of account, ROC filings and audits. For an individual it usually means filing the income tax return, planning tax and answering notices.
The split matters because the work, the paperwork and the fee are different. A salaried person in Rohini needs help once a year, around the return deadline. A trading firm in Wazirpur needs someone every month for GST, every quarter for TDS and every year for the accounts and the return. A private limited company also has Ministry of Corporate Affairs filings with ROC Delhi, and a statutory audit that only a practising chartered accountant can sign.
Some of this work is reserved for chartered accountants by law and by ICAI rules: statutory audit, tax audit, attestation and certificates such as a net worth certificate or Form 15CB. Registrations, return filing and bookkeeping are not reserved, which is why many firms that are not CA firms also offer them. Read more on income tax return filing and ROC annual filing and compliance.
Typical work a chartered accountant does, by client type| Area | For businesses | For individuals |
|---|
| Income tax | Business ITR (ITR-3, ITR-5, ITR-6), advance tax, tax audit where required | ITR-1 or ITR-2 for salary, rent, capital gains; tax planning |
| GST | Registration, GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, annual return GSTR-9, notices | Rarely needed, unless you freelance above the threshold |
| TDS | TAN, quarterly TDS returns, TDS certificates | TDS on purchase of property from a seller |
| Company law | Incorporation, ROC annual filing, DIR-3 KYC, director changes | Not applicable |
| Audit and certificates | Statutory audit, tax audit, CA certificates (CA-only work) | Net worth certificate for visas or tenders (CA-only work) |
| Notices | GST and income tax notice replies | Income tax notice replies and refund follow-up |
CA-only work: statutory audit, tax audit, attestation and certificates. Source: ICAI CA Connect and the ICAI Code of Ethics 2026, checked October 2026.
Which CA services does your type of business need in Delhi?
The services you need follow from how your business is set up and what it sells. A start-up needs incorporation and founder paperwork, a trader needs GST discipline every month, and a salaried person or NRI mostly needs a correct return once a year. The table below is a starting point.
Turnover thresholds matter. In Delhi, GST registration becomes compulsory once aggregate turnover crosses ₹40 lakh for goods suppliers (CGST Act section 22), and the commonly applied limit for service providers is ₹20 lakh. Since 1 April 2025, a micro enterprise under Udyam can have investment up to ₹2.5 crore and turnover up to ₹10 crore, which opens MSME benefits to many more Delhi firms.
Services usually needed, by type of client| You are | Usually need | Start here |
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| A start-up founder | Private limited company, DPIIT recognition, trademark, GST, payroll set-up | Company registration in Delhi, Startup India registration |
| A trader or shop owner | GST registration, monthly or quarterly GST returns, books, ITR | GST return filing |
| A manufacturer (Wazirpur, Narela, Okhla) | GST, Udyam, TDS, accounting, tax audit when turnover requires it | MSME (Udyam) registration, accounting |
| A salaried employee | Correct ITR form, tax regime choice, refund follow-up | ITR filing |
| An NRI with Delhi income or property | NRI return, TDS on property sale, Form 15CA and 15CB | NRI tax services |
| An e-commerce seller | GST registration, GST returns, IEC if you export | GST registration, import export code |
| A freelancer or consultant | ITR with business income, GST once services cross the limit | Sole proprietorship registration |
GST threshold for goods: CGST Act section 22. MSME limits: Udyam portal. Checked October 2026.