About Me

CA SAGAR SHAH

CA | CS | Ex-EY | Blogger


By way of introduction, I am Sagar Shah, CA and CS.  In 2011, I have joined Ernst & Young (EY), International Tax Division and have advised various MNCs for their Transfer Pricing, International Taxation, Direct Taxation, Tax Restructuring aspects. From my CA days, I have been fascinated in Finance and Capital Market and have been making investment till date.

Recently, in January 2020, I have chosen the path of entrepreneurship wherein by leveraging my robust experience of 9 years, I am assisting MSMEs, Startups and Indian companies of Foreign Headquartered MNCs for their planning and compliance aspects relating to Direct Tax, Transfer Pricing, International Tax and FEMA regulation. I will be posting regular updates and my analysis on this blog for the aforesaid areas.  

Following my passion and extensive knowledge of Wealth Management and Financial Planning, I have also started assisting HNIs and Companies for their Financial Planning aspects. I am also writing blogs on various subjects including Wealth management, Financial Planning, Goal planning, etc for the benefits of retail investors. You can also find this blog at manifestwealth.finance.blog

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