Book Keeping & Accounting Services in India

The agreed scope can include transaction recording, ledger maintenance, bank reconciliation, receivable and payable tracking, payroll entries, GST and TDS reconciliations, month-end close and management reports.

Monthly bookkeeping suits many businesses, while high-volume or decision-sensitive operations may need weekly or daily updates. The frequency should match transaction volume and reporting needs.

Yes. The workflow can be aligned with the software and access model already used by the business, subject to a review of data quality, controls and available exports.

Common records include sales and purchase invoices, bank and card statements, expense bills, payment-gateway reports, payroll data, loan statements and GST or TDS records.

Bookkeeping prepares reliable records for tax work, but return filing, tax advice, audit and certification are separate scopes unless specifically included.

Yes. A catch-up or clean-up assignment can reconstruct records, identify gaps and reconcile balances, but timing depends on document availability and the number of periods involved.

Access should be role-based and limited to the agreed team, with controlled document sharing, regular backups and an audit trail for changes and approvals.

Yes, where included in scope. Reports can cover profit and loss, balance sheet, ageing, cash movement, key exceptions and management-focused comparisons.