Section 44AA compliant · CA reviewed
Accounting & Bookkeeping that stays audit-ready.
Books closed on a fixed monthly cycle, every bank account reconciled, and a Chartered Accountant reviewing the numbers before they go anywhere. So when a lender, an auditor, or an assessing officer asks, the records exist and they tie.
What is included
- Chart of accounts designed for your business
- Monthly bookkeeping, closed on a fixed cycle
- Bank and payment-gateway reconciliation
- Section 44AA compliant books of accounts
- Cash or accrual, applied consistently
- CA review before anything is filed
500+
Indian businesses on our books
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Offices: Kolkata, Delhi, Gurugram, Pune
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Books reviewed by a CA
By the 10th
Books closed every month
Scope of work
From the first entry to the audit file.
Setting the books up
- Chart of accounts built around your income and expense heads
- Opening balances migrated from spreadsheets or your old system
- Cash vs accrual method chosen and documented
- Tally or Zoho Books configured, or a structured spreadsheet for the smallest books
Month-to-month recording
- Sales invoices and purchase bills recorded as they arise
- Expenses entered against a supporting voucher or receipt
- Receivables and payables tracked, not discovered at year end
- Source documents filed and retained for the statutory six years
Reconciliation and review
- Every bank and payment-gateway account reconciled monthly
- GST input and output figures matched against your filings
- Trial balance and monthly profit-and-loss summary
- Differences chased and resolved in the month they arise
Year-end and audit support
- Financials prepared in Schedule III format
- Section 44AB tax audit readiness where thresholds are crossed
- Coordination with your statutory auditor
- Audit-ready exports available at any point in the year
Related reading
Guides written by the team that does the work.
FAQ
Accounting & bookkeeping questions
The questions we are asked most often before an engagement starts.
Still have questions?
Book a free 20-minute consult with a senior partner - we'll walk through your case and outline next steps.
Talk to a partner →For many taxpayers, yes. Section 44AA of the Income Tax Act, 1961 requires books of accounts once prescribed income or turnover thresholds are crossed, and failure to maintain them can attract a penalty of up to Rs 25,000 under Section 271A.
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