Our office is in Koritepadu, Guntur — about 35 km from Vijayawada, an hour or so by road. Most of the work never needs either of us to make the trip.
We reply within 15 minutes during Mon–Sat, 10am–7pm.
We do not have a Vijayawada office, and we are not going to pretend we do. What we have is a Guntur practice an hour down the road, and a way of working that makes the distance mostly irrelevant.
If you want someone you can physically walk in on this afternoon, a Vijayawada firm is the better fit and we will say so. If what you actually want is the work done properly and answered quickly, an hour's drive is rarely the deciding factor.
Almost nothing, for most engagements. GST returns, income tax filings, ROC compliance and book-keeping are all portal-based — the filing happens online regardless of which side of the Krishna either of us sits on. Documents come across on WhatsApp or email. Queries get answered the same day.
Two situations where it does matter, and how we handle them:
For GST, Vijayawada and Guntur sit in the same administration, whichever side your registration was allotted to. On the state side that is the Andhra Pradesh Commercial Taxes Department. On the central side it is the Guntur CGST Commissionerate, which covers NTR district, where Vijayawada is, along with Guntur, Krishna and six other districts. The office that handles your file is still the one covering your premises, and that matters when a notice needs answering — so we check your current jurisdiction on the GST portal before responding to anything rather than assuming.
For company matters, Andhra Pradesh companies and LLPs come under the Registrar of Companies at Vijayawada, on MG Road in Labbipet, so ROC filings for our Guntur and Vijayawada clients go to the same registry either way.
If you employ staff, ESIC's regional office for Andhra Pradesh, which covers both cities, is at Gunadala in Vijayawada. EPFO has a regional office in each city.
You get a number that a person answers, not a reception desk. Most questions are resolved in that thread the same day.
You should not be the one remembering that GSTR-3B is due on the 20th. We work backwards from your deadlines and ask for what we need before it becomes urgent. Our compliance calendar shows the dates that apply to your entity type.
Photographs of invoices are fine. Tally backups are fine. We have yet to meet a record-keeping system we could not work with.
Hearings that need a personal appearance, and the first meeting if you would rather start face to face.
Get your GSTIN without the back-and-forth. We handle the application, the department queries and the clarifications that hold most registrations up.
Read the guide →GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B filed on time, every cycle, with reconciliation against your books and your suppliers' filings.
Read the guide →The right ITR form, the right regime, and every deduction you are actually entitled to — filed before the deadline, not on it.
Read the guide →Incorporation through the MCA's SPICe+ route — name approval, DSC, DIN, PAN, TAN, EPFO, ESIC and bank account, in one integrated filing.
Read the guide →AOC-4, MGT-7, DIR-3 KYC and the rest of the annual calendar — filed on time, because the penalties here accrue per day and do not stop.
Read the guide →Books kept properly through the year, so that filing season is a formality rather than a reconstruction exercise.
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