Ayodhya

Ayodhya is a city whose books have changed faster than its forms. Hospitality, land, construction, retail and a large number of public-facing institutions now sit alongside the older trades of Faizabad. A Chartered Accountant’s work here is to apply the ordinary law — GST, income-tax, company law, the law of trusts — to facts that are anything but ordinary in pace.

Hotels, mixed supplies and the PMS

A hotel is several supplies under one roof: accommodation, food, banquet, maybe a shop. GST rates and place of supply follow the classification of each. The property-management system, the restaurant POS and Tally have to be reconcilable. The detailed note is GST for hotels and hospitality in Ayodhya.

Land and building

Plot sales, joint development, and construction for sale each have a different income-tax and GST map. Stamp-duty value (sections 43CA, 50C, 56) is not a technicality in a rising market; it is often the assessment. The firm’s work is to put the agreement, the circle rate and the return in one file, before the AIS does it less kindly.

Trusts and institutions

Religious and charitable institutions are not outside the tax law. They have their own registrations, their own conditions, and their own reporting. A calm note of the framework is Trusts and religious institutions — the tax framework. The page is information, not an invitation to any particular institution.

Meetings in Ayodhya

The practice is based in Basti. Meetings in Ayodhya are arranged around the books, the property or the banker’s diary. Write from the contact page or send a WhatsApp message. The old name Faizabad still appears in conversation; the filings should follow the documents.