I write when something is clear enough in my head to be useful to someone else. Topics range from international tax and business to AI, automation, and building things that outlast your attention.
Not about delegation — about designing systems that don't need delegation in the first place. A practitioner's account of what AI actually changed about the way I work, and what it didn't.
Not tax planning. Not compliance. Structure — how your entities relate to each other, and why it determines your options in every future decision you make.
LLC vs C-Corp is the question everyone asks. The real question is whether your India structure supports a US entity at all — and most founders haven't asked it yet.
I gave an AI SSH access to my server and told it to build a professional website from scratch. It did. Mostly correctly. This is an honest account of the process.
No contact forms. No email funnels. No CRM dashboards. Every lead, inquiry, and client conversation on WhatsApp. It converts better than anything else I've tried.
Missed DTAA claims, wrong residential status filings, unnecessary TDS deductions. These are not rare edge cases. They are the most common patterns in NRI taxation.
Most small business valuation frameworks are built for VC-backed startups. Here is how I think about the value of a business designed to run on systems rather than people.
Transfer pricing documentation is not only for large multinationals. If you have a subsidiary in one country and a parent in another, you likely have a TP obligation. Here is what that actually means.
I spent time reading through Wikipedia's rules for who qualifies as notable. The guidelines are more philosophically interesting than they appear — they're essentially a theory of significance.
A plain-language explanation of Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements, how they apply to Indian residents abroad, and the specific steps most people miss.