Licenses & CertificationsLeads organizational growth and operational efficiency by implementing cost-effective technology solutions, eliciting and managing complex project requirements, and solving business problems. Oversees regional business expansion across GCC nations (including the UAE and Oman) through strategic associations, stakeholder management, and networking at major tech summits like GITEX Dubai and LEAP KSA, while keeping cross-functional teams aligned with project milestones.
Directs the entity's financial governance and decision-making framework by preparing cash flow budgets, maintaining accurate financial reporting, and maximizing revenues while minimizing costs. Oversees regular corporate compliance and institutes internal financial controls to maintain a sound financial foundation.
Headed consulting engagements involving business feasibility, process improvements, internal controls, and impact assessment studies, with a focus on microfinance and government schemes. Managed project financial evaluations, international taxation (transfer pricing), direct tax consultancy for MNCs, income tax assessments (CIT, DRP, ITAT), and end-to-end commercial structuring for new corporate formations.
Handled end-to-end statutory and internal audits, payroll management, company secretarial operations, and project financing involving Credit Monitoring Arrangements (CMA), while providing direct and indirect tax consultancy and compliance.
Assisted executive leadership and the audit committee in mitigating risks, establishing internal process controls, reducing operational bottlenecks, and advising on corporate governance practices to foster continuous process improvement.
Executed statutory and internal audits across FMCG, IT, and securities trading firms, handled multi-state VAT audits, due diligence, and trust registrations (12A & 80G), and managed tax/regulatory compliance for STPI and SEZ software export units (including 10A/10AA exemptions, RBI guidelines, and Forex bank interactions).
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
Institute of Rural Management Anand (IRMA)
Indian Institute of Forest Management
Wilsonia Degree College
St Paul's College, Moradabad
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