CA/CS (1–3 Years) / Article Trainee

MNRS & Associates, Chartered Accountants is expanding its FEMA & Taxation DivisionWe’re Hiring | Chartered Accountant / Company Secretary (1–3 Years Experience) and CA Article Trainee for our Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi OfficeAre you a qualified CA or CS with 1–3 years of practical experience who’s passionate about FEMA and Direct Taxation and eager to build your career in professional practice or pursuing CA course and looking for Articleship with gaining professional level exposure in FEMA and Taxation domain ?At MNRS & Associates, Chartered Accountants (New Delhi) , we’re looking for a driven and analytical professional who can take ownership, manage a small team, and grow into a leadership role.What You’ll Do as a CA/CS:Manage a team of 5–10 members , acting as a bridge between partners and the execution team .Handle assignments in Direct Taxation and FEMA , including compliance, advisory, and representation.Prepare detailed opinions, client communications, and regulatory submissions.Work on both onsite (client-facing) and offsite (in-office) engagements.We’re Looking For:CA/CS with 1–3 years of experience in taxation, FEMA, or related domains andCA aspirants who are looking for Articleship Training.Strong analytical, drafting, and communication skills.Candidates with a strong academic record.Eager to learn and grow in a professional, research-driven environment.Ability to lead, and deliver under pressure.Commitment to long-term professional growth and stability — not just a job, but a career path in practice .MNRS & Associates, Chartered Accountants is expanding its FEMA & Taxation DivisionWe’re Hiring | Chartered Accountant / Company Secretary (1–3 Years Experience) and CA Article Trainee for our Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi OfficeAre you a qualified CA or CS with 1–3 years of practical experience who’s passionate about FEMA and Direct Taxation and eager to build your career in professional practice or pursuing CA course and looking for Articleship with gaining professional level exposure in FEMA and Taxation domain ?At MNRS & Associates, Chartered Accountants (New Delhi) , we’re looking for a driven and analytical professional who can take ownership, manage a small team, and grow into a leadership role.What You’ll Do as a CA/CS:Manage a team of 5–10 members , acting as a bridge between partners and the execution team .Handle assignments in Direct Taxation and FEMA , including compliance, advisory, and representation.Prepare detailed opinions, client communications, and regulatory submissions.Work on both onsite (client-facing) and offsite (in-office) engagements.We’re Looking For:> CA/CS with 1–3 years of experience in taxation, FEMA, or related domains and> CA aspirants who are looking for Articleship Training.> Strong analytical, drafting, and communication skills.> Candidates with a strong academic record.> Eager to learn and grow in a professional, research-driven environment.> Ability to lead, and deliver under pressure.> Commitment to long-term professional growth and stability — not just a job, but a career path in practice .What You Will Get Exposure To:Assisting in Income Tax assessments and appealsWorking on FEMA-related matters and complianceTax planning and structuring for clientsDrafting replies, preparing submissions, and interacting with tax authoritiesHands-on experience with real client assignments under expert supervisionWhy Join Us:Opportunity to work in a specialized FEMA & taxation setupMentorship from experienced Chartered AccountantsProfessional development across diverse assignmentsSupportive and growth-oriented work cultureCompensation: Fixed + performance-based variable components (best comparable in the industry) for qualified professionals as well as Article Trainees.Growth Path: Future partnership opportunities for candidates demonstrating ownership and leadership.Location: New Delhi (onsite + offsite assignments).How to Apply:Interested candidates may send their CVs to with the subject line:“Application for CA/CS (1–3 Years) / Article Trainee – FEMA & Taxation Division”