Chartered accountants and company secretaries need to be findable and credible online — but the ICAI and ICSI rules treat advertising and solicitation as professional misconduct. Storzu gives you an information-first practice website that publishes only permitted details, so you gain discoverability without risking your certificate of practice.
What the page publishes
- Your name or firm name, office address, phone, and email
- Membership number — ICAI M. No. (and FRN for a firm), or ICSI ACS/FCS and COP
- Qualifications and areas of service (ITR, GST, audit, ROC, incorporation, secretarial work, and more)
- Consulting hours and a consultation request
What is withheld for compliance
Reviews and testimonials, comparisons and superiority claims, self-laudatory statistics, named client lists, and public fee advertising are not available for the CA and CS categories — each would read as solicitation under the ICAI/ICSI rules. Storzu enforces this as an allowlist so nothing slips through.
Consultation requests, not offers
The page uses a “Request Consultation” action and keeps fees off the public listing, so it reads as information rather than an offer of services pushed at prospective clients. You remain responsible for what you publish.
Advocates have a comparable regime — see the advocate website guide. If you also sell taxable services, see GST invoicing on Storzu.