The Companies Act 2013 is one of the largest pieces of legislation, divided into 29 chapters containing over 480 sections, governing incorporated firms and provides a limited liability frame-work for private, public (both listed and un-listed) firms in the country. The Act is comprehensive to include strict compliance guidelines, with respect to incorporation, management, duties and responsibilities of directors and key-managerial personnel, fast-track exits and a host of regulatory and penal provisions and compliance issues, including financial / secretarial / compliance audit, internal audit, accounting standards etc. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has regulatory oversight, through various judicial and quasi-judicial, regulatory agencies of the government, such as the Registrar of companies, regional directors and the National Company Law Tribunal and Appellate tribunal. Needless to say corporate governance is of paramount importance to incorporated firms and good firms adopt good and best practices in managing their firms. We have expertise in all matters, related to companies and are equipped to guide, all companies from incorporation through management and dissolution, exits, corporate resolution and insolvency matters and liquidation matters.