Bank Reconciliation
Regular reconciliation of bank statements eliminates blind spots in cash flow. We handle bank reconciliation, identifying any pending payments, unexpected fees, or errors in amounts well before the end of the quarter.
Here’s exactly what we do at this stage:
- We reconcile every internal journal entry with actual transactions across all bank accounts.
- We investigate pending transactions, unexplained deposits, and unexpected bank debits.
- We maintain separate ledgers for bank accounts, cash on hand, and employee corporate cards.
- We process streams of small transactions through gateways and payment systems like UPI line by line, ensuring no oversights.
Small payments generate a massive amount of data, and any chaos in them can throw off the final balance. Every card payment, UPI transfer, or cash register receipt is recorded instantly. The period is not closed until the figures match down to the last rupee. Special attention is paid to bank fees, penalties, and exchange rates, where unaccounted-for expenses are most often hidden.
General Ledger
The general ledger serves as the foundation upon which the company’s entire financial reporting rests. The chart of accounts is designed individually, tailored to the specifics of your business, even before the first actual business transaction takes place. Restructuring it on the fly is much more difficult and expensive than planning it in advance. Revisions to the chart of accounts are coordinated with management when new lines of business, branches, or product lines emerge.
How we organize work with General Ledger accounts:
- We establish a logical chart of accounts tailored to a specific industry and the scale of the business.
- We link each journal entry to a specific date, exact amount, and source document.
- We protect past periods from retroactive adjustments, and any changes are recorded in the audit trail log.
- We ensure complete transparency for external inspectors and auditors.
Every figure is supported by an actual document, allowing the external audit to proceed quickly and without unnecessary stress for management. The auditor does not have to find out where an amount came from: it is enough to open the accounting entry and review the original document linked to it.
Monthly Closing
The monthly closing process is structured as a strict procedure. First, all source documents are collected and verified; then, depreciation of fixed assets is calculated, and provisions are set aside for liabilities; after that, tax returns are reconciled, including a comparison of GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, and input tax credits on GSTR-2B.
The result of the closing is a signed set of documents recording the status of settlements, liabilities, and tax figures. The tax authority quickly notices discrepancies between these forms, so it’s best to resolve them in advance, before an auditor requests them. For taxpayers on the monthly filing schedule, Form GSTR-1 is typically filed by the 11th, and Form GSTR-3B by the 20th of the following month.
For those who want to avoid surprises in their reporting, we offer monthly bookkeeping services India with strict deadlines and financial guarantees under contract.