In the intricate tapestry of modern economies, few industries hold as significant a role as the aviation sector.

India’s dynamic economy and large market size make it an attractive destination for foreign investors looking to form joint ventures (JVs).

Our world today faces an existential crisis: Climate Change. With every ticking second, greenhouse gases (GHGs) continue to accumulate in the atmosphere, leading to catastrophic environmental consequences.

In a cloud-first world, identity is not just a login. It’s the foundation on which trust is built. And maintaining that foundation must be a shared responsibility — proactive, persistent, and deeply embedded into how we think about modern enterprise security.

Taxpayers citing favorable precedents from similar subsidiaries must prove identical facts and independently substantiate their claim with documentation.

The Indian Ministry of Defence’s (MoD) revision of the Security Manual for Licensed Defence Industries (SMLDI) in June 2025 marks a significant regulatory shift, redefining the way private sector players must operate within the country’s defence manufacturing ecosystem.

Real estate audits play a crucial role in the financial oversight of an industry that involves substantial investment, long-term projects, and complex legal frameworks

Once an investor establishes a business in India—whether as a liaison office, project office, branch, or company—it must comply with Indian regulations. Below, we outline the recurring compliances impacting day-to-day operations, with specific applicability indicated for each entity type (CO for Company, LO for Liaison Office, etc.).

Convergence with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) is gaining global momentum as capital markets become increasingly interconnected. For India, adopting IFRS opens seamless access to international capital markets, reducing conversion hassles, lowering fundraising costs, and enabling faster global entry. It also allows companies to align targets with global benchmarks, strengthening competitiveness and investor confidence.

Instances of corporate fraud are ever increasing and equally the regulatory requirements across the globe and specifically in India. New opportunities getting are created, leading to new and different kinds oof risks related to IT security, cybercrime, ransomware etc. besides occupational frauds, bribery, corruption, money laundering, theft and misuse of intellectual property. Organisations need to effectively monitor and respond to such risks quickly and effectively.

As forensic accountants, we investigate several cases where numbers in financial statements appear sound on the surface, but closer inspection reveals a different story.