Books kept properly through the year, so that filing season is a formality rather than a reconstruction exercise.
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Businesses without an in-house accountant, and businesses with one who need review and finalisation.
| Books mandatory — business | Income above ₹2.5 lakh or turnover above ₹25 lakh (Section 44AA) |
|---|---|
| Books mandatory — specified professions | Gross receipts above ₹1.5 lakh |
| Retention period | 6 years from the end of the relevant assessment year |
Structured so that your GST returns, income tax computation and MIS all come out of the same books rather than three parallel sets.
Sales, purchases, expenses, receipts and payments entered and classified.
Every account reconciled monthly. This is where errors surface early instead of at year end.
Records maintained so that return filing is extraction, not reconstruction.
Profitability, receivables ageing and cash position — the numbers you would actually use to run the business.
Trial balance, profit and loss, balance sheet, ready for audit or filing.
Monthly cycle, with books closed within fifteen days of month end.
Well-kept books make everything downstream cheaper — audit, loan applications and any notice you have to answer. Most disputes we take on are harder than they need to be because the underlying records were reconstructed after the fact.
Often what is needed is review and finalisation rather than data entry — checking classification, reconciling, and closing the year properly. We work with your existing Tally data.
By transaction volume and complexity rather than a flat rate, since a trading business with 800 invoices a month is not comparable to a consultancy with twelve.
Yes, and we do it regularly — usually when a loan application or a notice has forced the issue. It costs more than keeping them properly would have.