To our clients, we are not just service providers, we are trusted business advisors
WHAT WE DO
Asit Mehta & Associates is a full service Chartered Accountant firm and financial advisory firm in Mumbai, with experience across sectors, geographies and sizes. We bring our expertise and integrity to your business, to help you achieve the best outcomes in the shortest time frames. We cover a range of services from statutory audit to transaction advisory and corporate services – making us the single solution for your business’ growth plan.
India Strategy – setting up a company or business in india
India business advisory and set-up services
Commercial and Legal Assistance
Business model building, assistance for agreements and in negotiations
ABOUT US
Asit Mehta & Associates (AMA) is an established financial advisory firm based in Mumbai, India, with a history of over 35 years. Established in 1982, we are a rapidly growing firm with a team strength of over 55 employees and 3 group firms, all involved in financial advisory services.
AMA serves over 100 clients worldwide and in India, at each stage of their journey from set-up to stabilisation and beyond.
SECTORS
At AMA our greatest asset is our clients and the trust they place in our work. Be it a new business set-up in India or advice on tax optimization strategies, we bring financial and commercial insights to the equation along with an unbiased view of their business that can prove critical in challenging times.
Tourism
FMCG, Medicines & Pharmaceuticals
Vessels and Marine Tech.
Banking and microfinance
Automobiles
Gov. Agencies, NGO and Conglomerates
Engineering and Infrastructure
Internet and Advertising
INSIGHTS
Financial insights and updates from our internal experts on audit, taxation, transfer pricing, commercial arrangements and M&A.
18 Apr 
Valuations of companies or equity in India are required for a variety of reasons, usually triggered…
28 Mar 
As financial education grows, more and more high net worth individuals (HNIs) are beginning to realise…
9 Mar 
Several foreign companies are involved in varied types of operations in India, from manufacturing to trading…
6 Mar 
As a market, India has always been attractive to foreign companies because of the rapidly growing…
21 Feb 
– Pooja Balan The Union Budget was presented by Finance Minister Mr Arun Jaitley in…
13 Feb 
View Part 1 here: Part 1 of this post In the previous post, we discussed…
6 Feb 
Most companies (foreign or Indian) provide funding to their subsidiary through equity. This is first as…
23 Jan 
– Dakshita Mehta Since GST was implemented in India, several exporters have faced difficulties in…
16 Jan 
– CA Steffi Almeida Update: On 2 Feb 2018, the CBEC announced that due to…
2 Jan 
Everything about a startup is exciting – except the paperwork. There are no two ways about it…
19 Dec 
Most corporates in India carried out company valuations only when regulations mandated it. Thus far,…
12 Dec 
In our “Case Study” series we will be posting articles about specific questions or problems that…
5 Dec 
In Part 1, we discussed some rookie mistakes we’ve seen businesses make while creating financial forecasts. New…
28 Nov 
No one is immune to the challenge of building business forecasts – whether it’s first-time entrepreneurs…
20 Nov 
Joint ventures (JVs) are a popular business format with multi-nationals looking to enter new…
8 Nov 
India is one of the fastest growing markets in the world, making it one…