The people behind the work.
One team for transactions, accounting and tax, led by people who have built and run businesses’ finance functions before.
The firm
We didn’t intend starting yet another firm. So, we’re making sure it isn’t yet another firm.
StoicHouse is founded on a simple, uncomfortable truth: most international expansions fail not from a lack of ambition, but from a breakdown in the unglamorous details — tax compliance, red tape, and systemic friction.
With any international business, you don’t control changing trade laws, shifting currencies, or sudden global friction. You can only control your own preparation.
Our principals, all seasoned experts, handling your strategy are also the ones doing the meticulous grid-work of international tax compliances.
But we don’t promise you an easy transition. If you want a consulting firm that tells you what you want to hear, we’re probably not for you.
The principal
Nitin Garg
A Chartered Accountant, Nitin has extensive experience with investment transactions including due diligence and business valuations. He advises on corporate tax and regulatory matters, and on outbound tax planning — devising tax-efficient investment and operational structures for Indian businesses with overseas operations and expansion plans.
How we think
- We’re here for businesses, not just their taxes. If something doesn’t make sense, we’ll ask you not to go ahead with it.
- We prefer positions that survive scrutiny. We say what’s right, not what sounds right.
- When it gets difficult — authorities, auditors, counterparties — we’re in the room.
We measure ourselves by businesses strengthened. Not by transactions completed.
StoicHouse Consulting LLP
New Delhi · Est. 2026
Four principles. One house.
At the core of StoicHouse are 4 cardinal principles. The foundations on which the House stands.
Not some vague values on the wall, but principles we practice each day.
Truth over transaction.
We tell it as it is, even when the truth makes the transaction less attractive.
Trust over turnover.
We build relationships for the long term, not revenue for the quarter.
Clarity over complexity.
We simplify what is complicated. We don’t create complexity to dress up expertise.
Courage over convenience.
We don’t abandon the ship in a crisis. We stick with our clients in difficult times.
The teams
Five practice areas — one house. Whoever you start with, the rest are already in the room.
The right people, in and beyond the firm
Start with the question that’s keeping you up.
Thirty minutes with the team closest to your situation.
You’ll leave with a clearer picture and a straight answer
whether we’re a good fit for each other.