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Hello Everyone, I am a CA final student and I am currently pursuing my CA articleship/internship(completed 1 year 3 months). As per our CA curriculum we have opportunity to work as a trainee in a company for approx 18 months. Since I have this opport

I have launched an exclusive community for CAs CA Genie and also the app is soon going to be public on Play Store, it's currently in testing phase We are building a one stop platform for all CA needs of a CA aspirant starting from his CA Foundation

"Dr." used to look cool with the name 10 years back. "CA" took over 5 years back. and Now "Founder". Why? because you don't need a degree for this.

. Do guys think that college/degree in india is overated ,if someone want to start his own thing in the field about which he is passionate about. Should start right there or else have a degree plz tell me in the poll.

Anyone looking for a person as a CFO or a person having the knowledge of financial modelling/ research for his/her startup. I am interested to join as a co-founder. Education: CA Experience: Approx 3 years

Hey Guyss I am a CA Finalist currently doing articleship from a small firm. My father is a businessman.I am also a startup and business enthusiast and also interested in finance industry. am bit confused as to what to do in future.Should I open my ow

Hey everyone, I have a question, recently my friend has completed his B.tech degree in chemical engineering and now the question is how should he start finding a better job, can I have some suggestions?

Hi, I am a chartered accountant by profession in job. I have an idea to launch a free CA services to startups in their initial years until their first sales. They only need to pay the regulatory charges which government body charges and nothing for C

"At 17, I am building an Agency while most people my age are waiting for a degree. Here are 3 Things What I Learned: - 👇🏻" 1. It's a Lie That Degree is Not Important. 2. Always Make Your Long term Goal a Side Hustle Until It Can Pay For Your Liv

Greetings everyone! Let's learn about our tax system! The Indian tax system is divided into two categories: Direct (income tax) and Indirect (GST)it's an unfair tax tbh. It's because everyone pays the same tax regardless of their income. For example