You must however,

  • Learn the basics well from a qualified Chartered Accountant
  • Apply the rules as per the latest updates from the Government
  • Regularly read up about taxes and proposed changes

Do note that even if you file your own company taxes as per the ruling by the Indian Companies Act, you will have to still appoint two Chartered Accountants (CAs). One CA will be for signatory and documentation purposes, and the other as an auditor.

In India, you cannot have the same CA acting as the company auditor and signatory as well.

Read more:

Introduction to Taxes for Working Women in India: Part 1, Background of Taxes

Introduction to Taxes for Working Women in India: Part 2, Choosing the Right Accountant

Introduction to Taxes for Working Women in India: Part 3, Paying your Service Tax