Accounting & Books Maintenance
Accounting and bookkeeping are essential processes in managing the financial affairs of a business. Accounting involves the systematic recording, reporting, and analysis of financial transactions, while bookkeeping focuses on the day-to-day recording of financial transactions. Proper accounting and bookkeeping practices help businesses maintain accurate financial records, make informed decisions, comply with legal requirements, and demonstrate financial transparency.
Benefits of Accounting & Books Maintenance:
Financial Decision-Making: Accurate and up-to-date financial records enable businesses to make informed decisions regarding budgeting, investment, and strategic planning.
Legal Compliance: Maintaining proper accounting records ensures compliance with tax regulations, financial reporting standards, and other legal requirements.
Financial Transparency: Transparent financial records build trust with stakeholders, including investors, creditors, and regulatory authorities.
Budgeting and Forecasting: A well-maintained set of books facilitates effective budgeting and financial forecasting, providing insights into future financial trends.
Tax Compliance: Proper accounting helps in the accurate calculation and timely payment of taxes, avoiding penalties and legal issues.
Creditworthiness: Financial statements derived from accurate books of accounts enhance the creditworthiness of a business when seeking loans or credit.
Documents Needed for Accounting & Books Maintenance:
Invoices and Receipts: Documentation of sales and purchases through invoices and receipts.
Bank Statements: Regular reconciliation of bank statements to track cash flow and identify discrepancies.
Expense Records: Detailed records of all business expenses, including receipts for purchases and payments.
Payroll Records: Documentation of employee salaries, benefits, and related deductions.
Financial Statements: Generation and maintenance of financial statements, including the balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement.
Tax Documents: Records related to tax filings, including income tax returns, TDS certificates, and other relevant documents.
Contracts and Agreements: Documentation of contractual agreements, loans, leases, or any other financial commitments.
Eligibility for Accounting & Books Maintenance:
All Businesses: Regardless of size or structure, all businesses, including sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations, are eligible and required to maintain proper accounting records.
Legal Obligation: Compliance with local laws and regulations makes accounting and bookkeeping mandatory for businesses.
Taxpayers: Individuals or entities subject to taxation are required to maintain records to calculate and report taxable income accurately.
Investors and Lenders: Businesses seeking investment or loans often need to demonstrate robust accounting practices to attract investors or lenders.
Financial Institutions: Companies dealing with financial institutions, such as banks, need to maintain proper books for credit assessments and loan approvals.
Statutory Compliance: Companies need to comply with accounting standards, financial reporting requirements, and tax regulations to avoid legal consequences.
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