Goyal Mangal & Company

What is the Difference between FSSAI and AGMARK?

There is a comprehensive list of product certificates and the actions with which the food business operators must comply. Food […]

By keeping in the view of development in trading, commerce and industry globally, the need for trademark emerged to keep

Corporate sector is supposed to follow various laws applicable on them. It includes corporate laws as well as taxation laws.

All the taxpayers registered under GST Regime are required to file monthly/quarterly returns as per applicability. In addition to that

Creation of the corporation takes place as per the legal provisions bestowing it a “separate legal entity” and perceiving it

GST regime has borrowed various concepts from erstwhile Service Tax. Composition Scheme is one such concept. Keeping in view the

Food is the basic necessity of life and keeping a check on its quality is the responsibility of the provider.

The provisions of taxation of Charitable and Religious Trust are similar to the provisions as were in the Service Tax.

The Financial Statement is the important document of the company which is required to be prepare in every financial year

A trademark is any mark, logo, name, symbol, letter, figure, word, used by any individual or the company in order

Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 (FEMA) came to force by parliament approval enacted on 29th December 1999. This act complies

OPC and Sole Proprietorship, though the names sound similar with words in reality the approach and aspect are different from