Kavitha Subramaniam – Chartered Accountant in Chennai
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Subramaniam & Co. | Export & Manufacturing Advisory
Subramaniam & Co.
📍 T. Nagar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu · 🗣️ English, Tamil, Hindi · 16+ Years experience
Chartered Accountant
Industries served: Automotive & Ancillary Manufacturing, Export Trading, Manufacturing
Services: GST Registration, Statutory Audit, Company Incorporation, Bookkeeping & Accounting
Experience: 16+ Years
Rating: 5.0 ★
Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Consultation: In-person + Phone
About Subramaniam & Co.
Kavitha advises Chennai-based exporters and manufacturers on GST refunds, statutory audits, and company registration, with deep expertise in the automotive ancillary sector.
Subramaniam & Co. grew up alongside Chennai's automotive ancillary belt — a large share of Kavitha's clients are component suppliers to the larger auto manufacturers around Sriperumbudur and Oragadam, and export GST refunds are a constant, recurring piece of the practice rather than an occasional service. Kavitha built a dedicated refund-tracking process after watching clients lose working capital to slow claims, and the firm now follows up on export refund applications on a fixed schedule rather than waiting for clients to ask. She also does statutory audits for a handful of manufacturing companies that have grown past the private-limited audit threshold.
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Frequently asked questions
How long do GST export refunds typically take to come through?
Officially it's meant to be within 60 days of a complete application, but in practice we budget for 3-4 months and follow up on a fixed schedule rather than waiting — this is one of the most common frustrations we solve for exporters.
Do you work with auto ancillary suppliers specifically?
Yes, a large part of our client base is component suppliers to manufacturers around Sriperumbudur and Oragadam, so we're familiar with the specific GST and export documentation patterns in that supply chain.
At what point does a manufacturing company need a statutory audit?
Statutory audit becomes mandatory once specific turnover, borrowing, or company-type thresholds are crossed — we review this as part of annual planning so it's never a surprise mid-year.
Can you register a new manufacturing entity for GST before production starts?
Yes, we regularly register entities in the pre-production phase so GST compliance is in place before the first invoice is raised, which avoids delays once the unit goes live.
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Balaji M.
November 2025Our GST export refund had been stuck for months before we came to Kavitha. She got it moving within weeks by following up on a fixed schedule instead of waiting around like our previous CA.
Geetha N.
July 2025As an auto ancillary supplier, it matters that she already understands our documentation instead of us having to explain it every time. Very efficient.
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