Nitish Grover

Mr. Nitish Grover FCA, AICPA Intl Associate

Principal, Owner, Nitish Grover and Associates


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Council Member Biography

Nitish Grover is the Principal and Owner of Nitish Grover & Associates, an India based accounting and consulting firm. He has over 27 years of accounting, auditing, tax, corporate law and consulting experience across various industries. Prior to starting his own firm, Mr. Grover was an Assistant Manager, Finance at Eicher Motors Limited, a heavy auto manufacturer in India. He also has experience working in the audit and consulting practices at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Mr. Grover has represented clients before the Company Law Board and Income Tax Appellate Tribunal. He is knowledgeable about management accounting, cost management, accounting standards (Indian GAAP, US GAAP & IFRS), audit standards (Indian, US and IFAC), Indian taxation and Corporate Laws and practices. Mr. Grover is a Fellow Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and an International Associate of American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. (This is me - Update Profile)


Employment History

1989 - Unspecified
Principal, Owner, Nitish Grover and Associates
1988 - 1989
Assistant Manager, Finance, EICHER MOTORS LIMITED
1984 - 1987
Assistant Manager, PRICE WATERHOUSE COOPERS SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED

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What are the transfer pricing problems for companies doing business in India?

September 2, 2011

Under the garb of Transfer Pricing, Indian arms of Foreign IT Firms IBM, Accenture, Capgemini under-report revenues | economictimes.indiatimes.com

India has long battled problems with tax evasion and tax avoidance. With enhanced economic growth and more multinationals setting up in India, the problem of companies transferring profits overseas to their home country or a third country by underreporting their Indian revenues has become rampant. This practice is made possible by the different tax rates in various jurisdictions across India and also because of companies “treaty shopping” under double taxation avoidance agreements.

The realignment of currencies and effects on accounting statements

August 22, 2011

Yen and Gold Soar on Recession fears | www.ft.com

 As the value of gold increases, the relative competitiveness of economies is being affected. It may even alter how companies report their performance.

IFRS and The Continuing Roundabout Discussion - Its Politics Not Accounting

July 16, 2011

Investors Defend FASB Role on IFRS | www.cfo.com

The referred news article relates the views of certain individuals that the IASB may not be able to properly administer International Accounting Standards without being politically influenced. They argue that the FASB is better placed to develop accounting standards and withstand political pressure. In this analysis I look at some aspects of  the debate.

Greece - The End of The Road for The Euro? Accounting Implications?

June 19, 2011

Papandreou Pleads for Unity on Crisis | www.ft.com

While Greece, Ireland and the rest of Europe ponder over the debt crisis which goes hop skip and jump I start to wonder whether the Euro is headed for a demise or slide into oblivion. I also give below my thoughts on accounting implications of the present crisis.

Offshoring - The Unstoppable Vehicle?

May 29, 2011

Offshore Outsourcing: For Smaller Companies Too | www.cfo.com

The referred article speaks of offshoring and outsourcing making sense for small companies also as against only larger companies. In this analysis I look at why and how outsourcing is progressing and why it may face economic obstacles atleast so far as expansion in India is concerned.

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