Independence
An audit opinion is worth nothing if the client can influence it. We keep assurance work properly separated and we decline engagements where we cannot be objective.
About the firm
A small practice, deliberately.
We built THINK Professionals to be close enough to our clients that we actually understand their businesses — and technical enough that they never have to worry about the work.
Why the firm exists
There is no shortage of accountants in Nepal. There is a shortage of accountants who will tell a business owner what the numbers actually mean.
Most small and mid-sized businesses here treat their accountant as a cost of staying legal — someone who files the return, keeps the department quiet and disappears until next year. That is an enormous waste. By the time a set of books is complete, it holds most of what you need to know about pricing, working capital, leakage and where the business is quietly losing money. Almost nobody reads it that way.
THINK Professionals was established in January 2019 by Samyak Bajracharya, a Chartered Accountant, on a straightforward premise: do the compliance work properly and without drama, then spend the relationship on the part that actually changes outcomes. That is what “we think, for you” means. It is not a slogan we added later — it is on the logo because it is the point of the practice.
The practice now serves 90 active business clients and 27 individual clients, with a further 68 engagements concluded. They span trading, manufacturing, hospitality, medical services and educational institutions. Some come to us for an audit and stay for the advice; others arrive with a problem the last accountant could not explain.
How we practise
Four things we do not compromise on
Confidentiality
Your figures, your margins, your disputes and your plans stay inside this office. That holds during the engagement and after it ends.
Plain speaking
If the position is bad, we say so early. If a plan will not work, we say that too. You cannot make a good decision on a comfortable answer.
Reliability
Deadlines met, calls returned, work delivered when we said it would be. In this profession that is most of the job.
The founder
CA Samyak Bajracharya
Founder & Managing Consultant · CA, MBA
Fourteen years across financial management, internal audit, operational controls and management consulting — in Delhi, then Kathmandu, now Butwal.
Samyak began his training in 2011 with WHIZ Professionals LLP in India, working on internal and operations audits and, later as an Accounts Executive, on Airtel Africa’s consolidated financial reporting across seventeen subsidiaries. He also rebuilt the fixed asset register for First Data and drafted an inventory management SOP for Pitney Bowes.
He returned to Nepal in 2017 as Audit Executive at TP Adhikari & Associates, leading statutory and internal audits under NFRS for clients including Citizen Investment Trust of Nepal, Nepal Hydro Electric Ltd, Deepshikha Dhitopatra Karobaar and Christoffel Blinden Mission Nepal. He carried out a three-year financial assessment of NMB Bank and JBS Urja on behalf of the UN Capital Development Fund, and contributed to the Financial Reporting Framework for Cooperatives submitted to the Ministry of Co-operatives and Poverty Alleviation.
He qualified as a Chartered Accountant with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India in 2019 and holds membership with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nepal. He founded THINK Professionals in January 2019, and completed an MBA in 2024.
Since then he has redesigned internal control frameworks that more than doubled net profit at hospitality and education clients, and prepared business plans and financial feasibility studies for ten national and two international companies, together securing over Rs 100 crore in funding from commercial banks and institutional investors.
- Chartered Accountant — Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, 2019; member, ICAN
- MBA — Asian Pacific University, 2024
- B.Com (Accounting & Finance) — IGNOU, 2014
- Area Director, Area A3, Division A, District 41 — Toastmasters International
- General Member, Rupandehi Chapter — Nepalese Young Entrepreneurs’ Forum
Teaching & training
The other half of the practice
A firm that sells clarity should be able to teach. Over 300 professionals have been through his programmes since 2020.
MBA lecturer
Corporate Governance and Financial Management at ISMT College Butwal, affiliated to the University of Sunderland, United Kingdom.
Lead trainer, Level 2 Accounting
A 1,696-hour vocational accounting programme run by Tilottama Municipality with ENSSURE, a Swiss development cooperation initiative.
Visiting faculty & trainer
Seven colleges across Rupandehi, plus corporate training for Rastriya Banijya Bank, Garud Securities and the Butwal Chamber of Commerce incubation programme.
The engagement
What working with us looks like
No mystery, no long onboarding. Most clients are up and running within a fortnight of the first call.
Start with step one- Step 01
A free 30-minute conversation
You tell us where the business is, what is worrying you and what you have been told so far. We tell you honestly whether we are the right firm for it.
- Step 02
A look at the current position
We review your books, filings and registrations as they stand and give you a short written summary of what is sound, what needs correcting and what is exposed.
- Step 03
Scope and fee, in writing
An engagement letter setting out exactly what we will do, when, and what it costs. Nothing starts before you have agreed it.
- Step 04
Clean-up and stabilise
Backlogs cleared, filings brought current, controls tightened. This phase is unglamorous and it is where most of the value gets created.
- Step 05
Steady state — and the useful part
Monthly close, filings ahead of deadline, and a regular conversation about what the numbers are telling you. This is the part you are really paying for.
Come and talk it through.
Whether you need an auditor, a tax filer or someone to think alongside you — start with a conversation.