Proprietary arbitrage trading in Virtual Digital Assets using the company’s own funds, supported by bookkeeping, education and tax-information work carried out under Indian VDA rules.
Company-owned funds only — no client capital is pooled or managed
Arbitrage means acquiring a Virtual Digital Asset at one level and disposing of it at a higher one, with the difference between the two — the spread — being the result. It is a trading activity, not an investment product.
At KOUSHIK RANJIT PRIVATE LIMITED this is carried out strictly for the company’s own account, with the company’s own funds. We do not raise, pool, hold or deploy anyone else’s capital, and there is no arrangement under which another person’s money is traded.
Educational information, expressed in the language Indian tax law uses.
Indian income-tax law treats a Virtual Digital Asset as a defined category that covers cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and comparable tokens, non-fungible tokens, and any further digital asset the Government notifies. The classification is a legal one rather than a technical one.
Transfers of VDAs fall under a separate tax regime, attract tax deducted at source in specified cases, and must be reported in the income-tax return. Rates, thresholds and reporting requirements change over time and depend on your circumstances — confirm the current position with a qualified Chartered Accountant.
Everything on this page describing VDA taxation is general educational information about Indian rules as we understand them. It is not tax advice, it is not a computation of anyone’s liability, and it must not be relied on in place of advice from a qualified Chartered Accountant.
Three stages, each with its own discipline — and documentation at every step.
The company purchases a Virtual Digital Asset once terms are confirmed with the counterparty. The rate is agreed and communicated before anything is executed — nothing is settled on an unstated basis.
The asset is sold at a higher level reflecting prevailing market conditions and the company’s operating margin. The final rate is stated plainly rather than embedded in an undisclosed adjustment.
Each transfer is recorded for the company’s books with awareness of tax deducted at source where it applies, income tax on VDA transfers, and the documentation needed for reporting.
Banks, exchanges and compliance teams need to know exactly where an activity stops. These are the boundaries of our digital asset work, set out without qualification.
KOUSHIK RANJIT PRIVATE LIMITED holds no financial-services licence, registration or authorisation of any kind, and does not claim any.
Three connected areas that keep the digital asset side of the company documented, understood and properly recorded.
FIFO cost basis, profit and loss statements, P2P transaction reports and tax-oriented statements — prepared for your accountant, not filed by us.
BookkeepingStructured educational material on how VDAs are defined, how transfers are treated, what TDS means in practice, and what documentation good record-keeping needs.
EducationRates confirmed before execution, transparent settlement terms, and clear written communication at every stage of a transaction.
For enquiries about our digital asset activity, bookkeeping or educational material, please get in touch.