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AI is rapidly changing the way companies manage Finance, HR, and IT. From interview automation to invoice processing — Global Business Services (GBS) and Capability Centers (GCC) are now powered by smart technology.

This short highlights how top companies are replacing repetitive tasks with AI and building centralized teams for better efficiency. A must-watch for finance professionals, students, and anyone preparing for the future of work.

🎯 How AI is Replacing Jobs in GBS & GCC | A Must-Watch for Finance, HR, and Tech Professionals

In today’s fast-evolving corporate world, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept — it’s actively reshaping how companies function across every department. From finance to HR, IT to procurement, AI is automating routine processes and drastically transforming how businesses operate at a global scale.

In this exclusive conversation, CA CS CMA Ishant Juneja sits down with Ganpat, the head of Shared Services at one of the leading companies in the UK, to decode how AI is impacting Global Business Services (GBS) and Global Capability Centers (GCCs) — and what it means for working professionals and students in India.

Whether you’re a finance professional, an MBA student, a fresher looking to enter the job market, or someone already working in a shared services or back-office role — this video is packed with insights you simply cannot afford to miss.

👨‍💼 What You’ll Learn in This Video:

What are GBS and GCC and why are global companies investing heavily in them?

How centralized service departments are being set up to manage Finance, HR, IT, and Procurement

Real-life examples of how AI is replacing human roles in repetitive tasks

The rise of AI in recruitment – from taking interviews to selecting the right candidate based on data

How invoice processing and other accounting tasks are now handled by smart automation tools

Why Shared Service Centers are becoming the backbone of multinational companies

How Indian talent can prepare for this shift and stay relevant in the AI-powered workplace

💡 Why This Matters to You (Especially If You're in India):

India is a global hub for shared services, back-office operations, and IT support for multinational corporations. Cities like Bangalore, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Gurugram host thousands of GCCs and GBS units. As AI adoption increases, the job profiles in these centers are rapidly evolving. Roles that once required manual effort are now being automated, and there is a growing demand for professionals who can work alongside AI tools and think analytically.

If you’re a CA, CS, CMA, MBA, B.Com, or even an engineering student, this video will help you understand where the corporate world is headed — and how you can align your skills accordingly.

You’ll also hear real-world examples from someone who’s leading a Shared Services unit in a top UK company — not theoretical, but actual, practical experiences on the ground.

📈 AI is not taking jobs. It's changing them.
This episode explains how companies are reshaping job roles, improving efficiency, and building scalable systems that are agile, data-driven, and tech-enabled. You’ll also get a peek into how AI tools like Chatbots, RPA (Robotic Process Automation), and Predictive Analytics are being deployed in finance and HR functions across industries.

🎙️ About the Guests:

The host of the show - CA CS CMA Ishant Juneja is a well-known finance professional and founder of Rrayze Business Solutions, with deep expertise in Audit, Tax, and Business Services across global markets.

Mr. Ganpat is a senior leader managing the Shared Services division of a prominent UK-based multinational, with years of experience in global business operations and digital transformation.

📌 Perfect for:

CA/CS/CMA/MBA/B.Com Students
Professionals working in Shared Services, BPO, KPO, or ITES
Finance & HR Managers
Tech enthusiasts exploring careers in AI and automation
Anyone curious about the future of work and business services

📢 Have questions or thoughts? Drop them in the comments — we’d love to hear from you!
0:00-1:27 Introduction
1:28-9:05 Why did Ganpat choose CA profession?
9:06-10:12 Why Job and NOT Business?
10:13-13:14 Why he entered Shared Service Profile?
13:15-17:22 GBS and GCC explained
17:23-24:36 Business/Job Opportunities in GBS/GCC
24:37-26:43 Difference Between Big 4 and other firms
26:44-27:04 India's position in GBS and GCC across world
27:05-28:08 AI role in GBS and GCC
28:09-31:07 Is AI Accurate?
31:08-38:27 Scope of GBS and GCC
38:28-40:46 Ending Words

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Ministry of Finance through Circular No. 13/2020 dated 13 July 2020 issued one time relaxation scheme for Income Tax returns for A.Y. 2015-16 to A.Y. 2019-20.
In respect of an Income-tax Return (ITR) which is filed electronically without a digital signature, the taxpayer is required to verify it using anyone of the following modes within the time limit of 120 days from date of uploading the ITR: -
i. Through Aadhaar OTP
ii. By logging into e-filing account through net banking
iii. EVC through Bank Account Number
iv. EVC through Demat Account Number
v. EVC through Bank ATM
vi. By sending a duly signed physical copy of ITR-V through post to the CPC, Bengaluru
Now Income Tax Department has given one time relaxation for verification of Income Tax returns for A.Y. 2015-16 to A.Y. 2019-20. If you have filed income tax returns of these AY but failed to verify these returns now you have a golden opportunity to verify these returns.
There are 6 important points which you should know :-
1. Now you can verify Income Tax returns for A.Y. 2015-16 to A.Y. 2019-20.

2. How to Verify Income Tax Return?
You can verify it through
a. Aadhaar OTP
b. By logging into e-filing account through net banking
c. EVC through Bank Account Number
d. EVC through Demat Account Number
e. EVC through Bank ATM
f. By sending a duly signed physical copy of ITR-V through post to the CPC, Bengaluru

3. Till What time we can verify these returns?
You can verify these returns till 30th Sep 2020

4. Who can verify these returns?
If you have uploaded these income tax returns electronically by the taxpayer within the time allowed under section 139 of the Act and which have remained incomplete due to non-submission of ITR-V Form for verification. Now you can verify these returns.

5. Who cannot verify these returns
However, this relaxation shall not apply in those cases, where during the intervening period, Income-tax Department has already taken recourse to any other measure as specified in the Act for ensuring filing of tax return by the taxpayer concerned after declaring the return as Non-est.

6. When these returns will be processed?
Such returns shall be processed by 31.12.2020 and intimation of processing of such returns shall be sent to the taxpayer concerned as per the laid down procedure.
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The Income Tax Department has introduced section 194N in September 2019 i.e. TDS on cash withdrawal above Rs 1 Crore. Now there is modification in section 194N. In this video, we have explained the modification along with the earlier provision in section 194N. Earlier as per section 194N, TDS need to be deducted by the banks, post office and co-operative banks @ 1% if there is cash withdrawal above Rs 1 Crore. This section applies to withdrawals made by any taxpayer including:
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Partnership firm
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Now there is a modification in this provision and it is divided into two parts one is the taxpayer who files return regularly i.e. ITR filer and another is the taxpayer who has not filed any ITR in previous three years i.e. non-ITR filer. In case of ITR filer, TDS @ 2% is applicable if cash withdrawal is above Rs 1 Crore in financial year. In case of non ITR filer, TDS @ 2% is applicable if cash withdrawal is above Rs 20 Lakhs in financial year and @5% if cash withdrawal is above Rs 1 Crore in financial year. All type of accounts saving, current etc. will be considered while calculating limit. Also, TDS will be deducted only on the amount exceeding the limit not on the full amount. For example, if your limit is 20 Lacs and your total cash withdrawal is Rs 30 Lacs, in that case TDS will be deducted @ 2% on 10 Lacs i.e. 20,000/.
Furthermore, this TDS will be shown in your 26AS & adjustment can be done and cash withdrawal will not be counted as your income.
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