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Service · 03 of 06

Wealth that compounds quietly.

For founders, professionals, and NRIs who care more about returns than their advisor's product commissions. Each rupee in the plan has a specific purpose.
What we do

Practice areas.

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Goal-Based Financial Planning & Asset Allocation

Structured financial plans anchored to real life goals — retirement, education, succession, and liquidity.

  • Net worth mapping — assets (property, equity, MF, debt, FD, business value), liabilities, and real net worth computation
  • Goal structuring — retirement corpus, children's education, property purchase, and business succession
  • Asset allocation strategy — equity, debt, real estate, gold, and alternative investments calibrated to risk profile and time horizon
  • Investment policy statement (IPS) for family offices and multi-generational wealth
  • Regular portfolio review and rebalancing (quarterly / half-yearly)
  • Emergency corpus and liquidity planning
  • Insurance gap analysis — life, health, and liability coverage adequacy
02

Tax-Efficient Investment Structuring

Legally minimise tax on investments using the full toolkit of IT Act provisions.

  • Section 80C — ELSS, PPF, NSC, and life insurance premium planning (₹1.5 lakh limit). From FY 2026-27 onwards, the equivalent is Section 123 of the IT Act 2025.
  • Section 80D — health insurance premium deduction (up to ₹1 lakh for senior citizen parents). From FY 2026-27 onwards, the equivalent is Section 126 of the IT Act 2025.
  • Long-term capital gains (LTCG) harvesting — equity and equity MF gains up to ₹1.25 lakh tax-free per year under Section 112A
  • Tax-loss harvesting — offset gains with realised losses within the same or carry-forward years
  • HUF income splitting — creation of separate tax unit for HNI families to utilise the basic exemption slab
  • AIF (Alternative Investment Fund) — Category I and II pass-through taxation for tax-efficient alternative exposure
  • Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) — overseas investment up to USD 2,50,000 per year for global diversification
  • Old vs new tax regime optimisation for investment decisions — covering FY 2025-26 under IT Act 1961 and FY 2026-27 under IT Act 2025
03

Succession Planning & Family Office

Structured wealth transfer and governance for multi-generational families.

  • Will drafting advisory and estate planning (Indian Succession Act 1925 / Hindu Succession Act 1956)
  • Private family trust structure for ring-fencing wealth and tax-efficient wealth transfer
  • HUF formation and partition planning for Hindu families
  • Business succession advisory — ownership transfer, key-person insurance, and buy-sell arrangements
  • Family office setup — governance framework, investment mandate, and reporting structure
  • Nomination review across all financial instruments (MF, demat, PPF, insurance, PF, FD)
  • Power of Attorney and guardianship planning for NRI family members
  • Charitable giving strategy — Section 80G donors' deduction and Section 12AB trust setup
How it works

What happens after you reach out.

01

Share your situation

A call or WhatsApp message is enough to start — no long form to fill in first.

02

We scope and quote

A senior advisor reviews what you need and gives you a fixed fee, upfront, before any work begins.

03

A named professional handles it

Your engagement is run by a specific CA, CS, or Advocate — not a rotating queue.

04

You review before anything is filed

Nothing goes to a regulator, bank, or counterparty without your sign-off first.

Why RDA

The credentials behind every engagement.

700+
Clients served
17 yrs
Combined leadership
12
Named professionals
Pan-India
Practice presence

4.9★ on Google · 109 verified reviews — every engagement is led by a practising Chartered Accountant, Company Secretary, or Advocate.

Common questions

Frequently asked.

What is the difference between old and new tax regime — which is better for me?
The new tax regime for FY 2025-26 offers a ₹4 lakh basic exemption (raised in Budget 2025) and a Section 87A rebate that makes income up to ₹12 lakh effectively tax-free — but it removes most deductions (80C, 80D, HRA, home loan interest). The old regime allows all deductions but has a lower exemption (₹2.5 lakh). The right choice depends on your investment portfolio, home loan, and income mix. RDA Advisory does a complete tax computation under both regimes every year before you file your ITR.
I have surplus cash — should I go for AIF or PMS?
PMS (Portfolio Management Service) is suitable for direct equity exposure above ₹50 lakh (SEBI minimum). AIF Category I/II funds offer pass-through taxation and are ideal for unlisted/private equity exposure above ₹1 crore (SEBI minimum). The choice depends on your risk profile, liquidity needs, and tax position. RDA Advisory provides unbiased advisory — we do not earn commissions from fund managers.
Can creating an HUF reduce my income tax?
Yes. An HUF is a separate legal entity and gets its own basic exemption (₹4 lakh under new regime / ₹2.5 lakh under old regime) and independent Section 80C benefit of ₹1.5 lakh. If you are a male Hindu with a family, gifting and investing through an HUF can legitimately reduce your household's total tax outgo. RDA Advisory handles the complete HUF deed, PAN, bank account, and annual ITR filing.
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