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Veda Ledger Services LLP, set up in GIFT City, plans to maintain books of account and prepare financial statements for overseas clients of a multinational group. Under the IFSCA framework for book-keeping, accounting and taxation services, which description best fits its proposed activity?

Book-keeping and accounting for overseas clients is a permitted financial service that an IFSC unit can provide under IFSCA's framework. It is not reserved for banks or exchange members and is not barred as a domestic professional service.

  1. AA permitted financial service that may be offered from an IFSC unit to clients, including non-resident clientsCorrect
  2. BAn activity reserved only for banking units in the IFSC
  3. CAn activity prohibited in the IFSC because it is a domestic professional service
  4. DAn activity that can be done only after the IFSC unit becomes a stock exchange member

Explanation

IFSCA regulates book-keeping, accounting and taxation services as financial services that can be provided from an IFSC unit. Serving overseas group entities is a typical use case. Restricting it to banks or stock exchange members has no basis.

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