You are building in Delaware, hiring in India, and raising from US investors. Your accounting needs to work across both entities, produce investor-ready numbers, and stay compliant on two regulatory systems at once. That is what we do.
Delaware C-Corp and India subsidiary running as one coordinated system. Transfer pricing, intercompany loans, consolidated reporting.
MRR, ARR, burn rate, runway, EBITDA. Formatted the way your board and investors expect to see them, every month.
US GAAP, Form 1120, Indian company compliance, TDS, GST. Both sides handled so nothing slips through.
RaaS revenue recognition, hardware vs software split, lease accounting under ASC 842, SBIR/STTR grant management, component-level inventory tracking.
MRR/ARR/churn tracking, usage-based billing reconciliation, ASC 606 deferred revenue, R&D capitalization. Honest assessment: for pure SaaS, Puzzle handles native MRR better than Zoho Books.
Multi-model revenue (sale, lease, RaaS, demo), serial number-level tracking, ASC 842 lease accounting, finance vs operating lease classification.
P&L, balance sheet, cash flow statement. US entity and India entity separately, plus consolidated view. Delivered by the 5th of every month.
MRR, ARR, burn rate, runway, headcount cost, CAC, churn. Formatted for board decks. Not a spreadsheet dump.
US and India deadlines tracked. Form 1120, Delaware franchise tax, Indian ROC filings, TDS, GST. Nothing missed on either side.
Intercompany agreements, cost-plus pricing, management fee structures. Documented annually to withstand scrutiny on both sides.
Before you go to investors, we audit your books for the questions due diligence will ask. Clean data room from day one.
CA Piyush Khetan on WhatsApp and email. No ticketing system. No junior-to-senior escalation chain. You ask, we answer.
You have a Delaware C-Corp, an India subsidiary or contractor team, and you are either raising or growing past the point where a part-time bookkeeper can keep up. You need someone who understands both sides of the structure, not two separate accountants who do not talk to each other.
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