Accounting & Bookkeeping

Clean, up-to-date books are the foundation of every good business decision — from pricing and cash flow management to loan approvals and tax filing. We provide monthly and quarterly bookkeeping and accounting support for proprietorships, partnerships, and companies, so your financial records are always accurate, current, and ready whenever a bank, investor, or tax authority asks for them.

We work on the accounting software you already use, or help you set one up, and maintain your books in line with applicable accounting standards. Beyond data entry, we reconcile bank statements, track receivables and payables, and prepare periodic MIS reports so you always know where your business actually stands financially.

What's Included

  • Recording of day-to-day financial transactions (sales, purchases, expenses, receipts, payments)
  • Bank and cash reconciliation on a monthly basis
  • Accounts receivable and payable tracking and ageing analysis
  • Preparation of trial balance, profit & loss statement, and balance sheet
  • Fixed asset register and depreciation schedule maintenance
  • Loan and EMI amortisation tracking across multiple lenders
  • Monthly/quarterly MIS reports for management decision-making
  • Books maintained audit-ready and aligned with GST and Income Tax filings

Our Process

  • 1

    Business Understanding

    Understand your business transactions, volume, and existing accounting setup.

  • 2

    Accounting Setup

    Set up or align your books on the appropriate accounting software.

  • 3

    Regular Book Maintenance

    Ongoing recording and reconciliation on a monthly or quarterly cycle.

  • 4

    MIS Reporting

    Periodic MIS reports shared with you along with key business observations.

  • 5

    Year-End Finalisation

    Finalisation of accounts ready for audit, tax filing, or loan applications.

Who Needs This Service

  • Small and mid-sized businesses without an in-house accounts team
  • Proprietorships and partnerships needing organised books for tax filing
  • Businesses applying for loans or credit that require finalised financial statements
  • Companies wanting a second, professional check on their existing books
  • Fleet, trading, and service businesses with multiple lenders and EMI schedules to track