Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to popular questions and learn how everything works.
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Yes. All information shared with ClientZone Legal is handled in strict confidence in accordance with applicable professional and data protection obligations.
We focus on Corporate & Business Law, Taxation & Financial Law, Property & Real Estate Law, Criminal Law (select matters), and GST & Indirect Tax Advisory.
Yes. Many clients retain us on an ongoing basis for regular advisory in tax planning, corporate compliance, documentation, and risk management.
Our fees depend on the complexity and nature of the matter. We offer transparent estimates before starting work and, where appropriate, fixed-fee packages for clearly defined services.
You can request a consultation using the contact form on our website or by calling our office. We will review your matter and confirm a suitable time.
Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) helps NRIs avoid paying tax on the same income in both India and their resident country. We assist in DTAA claims, ensuring tax benefits for NRIs.
Yes, through strategic tax planning, we help businesses and individuals optimize tax savings by utilizing deductions, exemptions, and investment structuring within legal frameworks.
If you receive an Income Tax Department notice, do not panic. We assist in reviewing the notice, filing appropriate responses, representing you in scrutiny assessments, and handling tax litigation.
Our team provides end-to-end assistance with ROC filings, SEBI compliance, RBI regulations, and other statutory requirements, ensuring your company adheres to all legal norms.
Yes, we specialize in drafting and vetting various contracts, including Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs), vendor agreements, partnership deeds, shareholder agreements, employment contracts, and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) to protect your business interests.
The best structure depends on factors like liability, taxation, compliance requirements, and future expansion plans. We analyze your business goals and help you choose between Private Limited Company (Pvt. Ltd.), Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), One Person Company (OPC), Sole Proprietorship, or a Partnership Firm.