Startups founded by Indians: To be (in India) or not to be (in India)
The number of reasons why startups leave India are many – complex regulations and taxation laws, paperwork, poor IP protection, higher tax rates, favourable laws, large markets and higher valuations to companies based abroad.
Words of wisdom from a Fortune 100 CFO
Dave Rade became the CFO of Frito-Lays in 1998 and [...]
How good accountants fail
An accountant’s competency is typically measured by his accounting knowledge, [...]
Typical Finance, tax and compliance issues faced by startups
When we chanced upon this question about the typical problems [...]
You are not smarter than the investor
Startups often wonder what went wrong when an investor turns [...]
Facebook acquisition of Whatsapp: what it means and what it entails
Introduction The biggest news that hit the online media today [...]
Video: How a virtual CFO can help you manage your business
Watch this short clip by John Dillard where he explains [...]
IPL 2014 auctions: The finance side of IPL
Three months from now, India will resume its latest annual [...]
Finance and Accounting in ecommerce
It is needless to say that ecommerce has been the [...]
Steps for setting up Accounting for startups
There are various guides on setting up a business and [...]
Best advice for a startup CFO
What is the best piece of advice one can provide [...]
How to outsource as a startup
Introduction We have already highlighted the benefit of outsourcing for [...]
How to measure Investor attractiveness of your startup?
An old management adage goes “You can’t manage what you [...]
Startup CFOs: How to choose one?
Building the dream team for a startup is essential and [...]
Flipkart and Myntra possible merger: an analysis
Introduction In one of the most exciting news to come [...]