What gifts can a CA give clients at Diwali?

A dry fruit box, a compliance planner, or a Lakshmi piece for the client's puja and new books, such as the Raajkosh Lotus Candle at Rs 349.

When should a CA firm send client gifts?

Just before Diwali, after the ITR and audit deadlines as a thank-you, or at the start of the financial year in April.

How much should a CA firm spend on a client gift?

Keep it modest and the same for all clients, within any guidance your firm or profession follows and the client's own gift policy.

Can the gifts carry our firm's name?

Yes. Raajkosh puts your firm's name or logo on the gift tag, the note card or a wax seal, from 10 gifts, with a GST invoice.

Is a candle safe near account books at a Diwali puja?

Wax diyas hold no oil, but keep any flame on a heat-proof plate, away from papers, and never leave it unattended.

Corporate gifting · 3 min read · 31 October 2026

Client gifts for a chartered accountant firm: what a CA can send business clients, and when

Good client gifts for a CA firm are modest, useful or auspicious, and timed to the client's own calendar: a planner with the year's due dates, a dry fruit box, or a Lakshmi piece for the client's Diwali puja and new books, such as the Raajkosh Lotus Candle (Rs 349) or Diya Candles (Rs 449 for six). From 10 gifts with your firm's name on the tag via raajkosh.com/corporate.

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Key takeaways

Modest, useful or auspicious, and the same for every client
Time it to the client's year: Diwali books, post-deadline, April
Lotus Candle Rs 349, Diya Candles Rs 449, together Rs 798
Check professional, firm and client gift guidance first

A sculpted soy wax lotus candle with layered petals around a textured centre

A CA firm's gift should feel like the firm: careful, useful, unshowy

A chartered accountant's clients are business owners, family offices, salaried professionals and the occasional startup. The relationship runs on trust and on deadlines. So a CA firm's client gift should look like the firm: well-judged, modest, and on time. Flashy gifts sit oddly with a firm that also advises clients on their expenses.

What CA firms commonly send clients, by kind:

A planner or desk calendar with the year's compliance dates (GST, TDS, advance tax, ITR) from a printer: the most useful CA gift there is, and every client keeps it on the desk.
A dry fruit or sweets box from a good local seller: the standard Diwali gift, and safe for every client.
A book on money or business from a bookstore: suits clients who read, and reflects the firm's advice.
A Lakshmi piece for the client's Diwali puja, from Raajkosh, Jalandhar: for many business families, Diwali is when the new books are opened with a Lakshmi puja (chopda pujan or bahi-khata puja). The Lotus Candle, Rs 349, a sculpted lotus in green and red or coral pink, is Lakshmi's flower; Diya Candles, Rs 449 for six wax diyas for the puja, with no oil near the account books; the Shankh Candle, Rs 799, for senior clients. Shop prices; your quote confirms the final price.
A two-piece puja box: Lotus Candle with Diya Candles comes to Rs 798 at shop prices.

Choosing for a CA firm's client list

Time it to the client's year, not yours. Three windows work: just before Diwali, for the puja and the new books; after the ITR and audit deadlines, as a thank-you for the documents chased; and the start of the financial year in April.
Keep the value modest and equal. A CA firm's clients compare notes. One gift for every client, a slightly larger one for long-standing family clients, and nothing that looks like a commission.
Check your professional and firm guidance. If your firm or your professional body has guidance on gifts to or from clients, follow it; and some corporate clients have strict gift policies of their own. Check before you send.
Faith-aware choices. Lakshmi pieces suit clients who do a Diwali puja. For others, use a neutral gift: Vanilla Reverie (Rs 549, our only scented candle) or the planner.
Your firm's name, small. On the tag or the card, with a line from the partner.

CA firm client gifts compared

Gift	Best timing	Useful or auspicious	Carries your name	Example price
Compliance-date planner	December or March	useful	printed	varies by printer
Dry fruit box	Diwali	either	on the sleeve	varies
Business book	any time	useful	on a bookplate	varies
Lotus Candle	before Diwali	auspicious	tag or note card	Rs 349
Diya Candles, 6	before Diwali	auspicious	tag or note card	Rs 449
Lotus and Diya puja box	before Diwali	auspicious	tag, card or wax seal	Rs 798

Forty Lotus Candles for a client list come to Rs 13,960 at shop prices, before branding and delivery.

How a CA firm orders from us

The terms on raajkosh.com/corporate, set out in full on our corporate gifting terms page:

From 10 gifts, no minimum order value, so a small practice can order.
Your firm's name or logo on the gift tag, the note card or a wax seal.
GST invoice with your firm's billing name, address and GSTIN; you will know exactly what to look for on it.
To your office for hand delivery, or to every client's address anywhere in India.
Prepaid, as set out in the quote. No cash on delivery. The quote confirms the pieces, branding, timeline and final price per gift.
Branded gifts cannot be returned unless damaged, defective or wrong; report damage within 24 hours of delivery.

We are a new maker in Jalandhar, Punjab, registered for GST (03AEMPG4934K1ZF), hand-pouring pure soy wax. We have no reviews or client names to show.

When a candle is the wrong choice for a CA's clients

Your client list is mostly corporates with no-gift policies. Send a compliance planner or a card.
Your clients are spread abroad. Our delivery is across India.
You decide in the last week before Diwali. Our site's own line this season is "Order by 4 November for Diwali delivery"; after that, buy locally.

On the card: burn on a heat-proof plate, away from papers and account books, never leave it unattended, and keep each burn to 3 to 4 hours.