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MONTHLY ACCOUNTS • PAN INDIA
Bookkeeping and Accounting Services in India
Maintain business books through an agreed monthly process covering source documents, classifications, ledgers, bank reconciliation and review-ready schedules.
Build a reliable financial record, understand the responsibility behind each filing and move forward with a clearly documented scope.
01 • DELIVERYOnline ledSecure information flow
02 • SCOPEWritten firstVisible inclusions
03 • SUPPORTOne teamConnected compliance
Clarity continues beyond the first step.
The original page-specific roadmap is retained here, with every detail available after the quick enquiry panel.
Accuracy begins before filing. Unrecorded or misclassified transactions multiply across GST, TDS, financial statements and income-tax returns. Establish the process before the backlog becomes expensive.
Review the decision table THE OUTCOME YOU ARE BUYING
Current, reconciled books that management and compliance teams can actually use.
Create a dependable monthly record of income, costs, assets, liabilities, taxes and cash instead of rebuilding the year at filing time.PRICE • PROOF • COVERAGE
Clear scope. Visible confidence.
Understand the starting commercial position and the service model before sharing documents or approving work.
UNDERSTAND THE SERVICE
Bookkeeping and Accounting is an operating control, not only a filing task.
Maintain business books through an agreed monthly process covering source documents, classifications, ledgers, bank reconciliation and review-ready schedules.The quality of the result depends on complete source records, consistent classifications, timely clarifications and documented client approval. RegisCorp structures these dependencies before execution begins.
Request a scope assessment WHAT IS INCLUDED
Know exactly what the engagement delivers.
Ledger maintenance
Record agreed sales, purchases, expenses, receipts, payments and journal entries.
Bank reconciliation
Match book balances with bank activity and identify unreconciled items.
Receivable and payable tracking
Maintain customer and vendor positions based on the agreed records.
Tax-ledger support
Organise GST and TDS-related ledgers for connected compliance review.
Month-end schedules
Prepare agreed balance-sheet and expense schedules for review.
Exception report
Highlight missing records, unusual balances and decisions requiring management input.
WHO THIS IS FOR
Built for businesses that want dependable financial control.
- Operating businesses with recurring transactions
- Founders without an internal finance team
- Teams preparing for GST, tax, audit or funding
- Businesses moving from spreadsheets to structured books
WHO THIS IS NOT FOR
Not a substitute for complete records or management decisions.
- Businesses seeking entries without evidence
- Personal expense tracking unrelated to a business scope
- Statutory audit work requiring an independent auditor
- Clients unwilling to approve classifications and estimates
SERVICE COVERAGE
What a structured bookkeeping and accounting engagement should control.
01
Ledger maintenance
Record agreed sales, purchases, expenses, receipts, payments and journal entries.
02
Bank reconciliation
Match book balances with bank activity and identify unreconciled items.
03
Receivable and payable tracking
Maintain customer and vendor positions based on the agreed records.
04
Tax-ledger support
Organise GST and TDS-related ledgers for connected compliance review.
05
Month-end schedules
Prepare agreed balance-sheet and expense schedules for review.
06
Exception report
Highlight missing records, unusual balances and decisions requiring management input.
DECISION TABLE
Select a bookkeeping cycle based on activity and reporting pressure.
| Situation | Suitable route | Primary output | Review focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01Low activity | Quarterly or periodic | Core ledgers and reconciliations | Completeness of records |
| 02Active SME | Monthly close | Books, schedules and exceptions | Cut-off and tax alignment |
| 03High transaction volume | Higher-frequency process | Integrated reconciliations | Automation and exception controls |
| 04Historical backlog | Reconstruction project | Period-wise corrected books | Evidence and opening balances |
WHAT CHANGES THE SCOPE
Complexity should be identified before the work begins.
Entity and period
Companies, LLPs, firms, proprietors and NGOs carry different reporting and approval requirements.
Record readiness
Structured ledgers and reconciliations require a different effort from incomplete bank, invoice and portal records.
Transaction complexity
Multiple states, related parties, imports, exports, payroll and unusual contracts add review points.
Purpose of output
Routine filing, audit, funding, banking, board reporting and notice response require different levels of evidence.
WHY REGISCORP
One organised route from eligibility to operations.
Requirement-first review
We begin with the entity, transaction volume, filing history and management objective before defining the scope.
Connected records
Books, GST, TDS, income tax and corporate filings are reviewed as connected records rather than isolated portal tasks.
Visible deliverables
The written scope identifies work, dependencies, exclusions, professional fees and expected review points.
One accountable desk
A coordinated team keeps information requests, reconciliations, approvals and next actions organised.
DOCUMENT READINESS
Build the bookkeeping and accounting file around source evidence.
A tailored checklist is issued after the entity, period, systems and intended deliverable are confirmed.Request a tailored checklist- Bank and payment-gateway statements
- Sales invoices and revenue reports
- Purchase invoices and expense evidence
- Payroll, loan and fixed-asset records
- Prior books, opening balances and tax returns
OUR WORKFLOW
Collect once. Reconcile carefully. Approve before completion.
01
Set the chart
Confirm ledgers, opening balances and accounting policies.
02
Collect by cut-off
Receive source records through the agreed channel and date.
03
Post and reconcile
Record transactions and test bank, customer, vendor and tax positions.
04
Review and close
Resolve exceptions, obtain approvals and close the reporting period.
INDICATIVE TIMELINE
Understand the stages before completion.
- 01
Assessment
One to three working days after sample records are received.
- 02
Onboarding
Three to seven working days for systems and opening balances.
- 03
Monthly processing
Completed against the agreed monthly information cut-off.
- 04
Review closure
Depends on how quickly exceptions and missing records are resolved.
COMMON MISTAKES
Avoid preventable delays, rework and scope gaps.
Posting from bank alone
Bank descriptions do not establish the complete nature or tax treatment of a transaction.
No invoice discipline
Missing source evidence weakens tax and audit positions.
Unreconciled gateways
Payment processors can hide fees, refunds, timing differences and unsettled balances.
Wrong opening balances
Imported errors continue into every later month.
Year-end-only accounting
Delayed reconstruction reduces decision value and increases filing pressure.
No owner review
The business must approve unusual classifications, estimates and unreconciled items.
RISK CONTROL
Financial outputs are only as reliable as the records and representations supporting them.
Professional preparation and review improve consistency, but cannot replace missing evidence, management judgement, statutory authority decisions or an audit where one is legally required.- Source gapsOutputs may remain provisional until missing evidence is received.
- Classification riskIncorrect descriptions can lead to wrong tax or reporting treatment.
- Cut-off errorsLate invoices and settlements may fall into the wrong period.
- System mismatchBooks, banks, marketplaces and GST data may not agree without reconciliation.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Mixing personal and business transactions.
- Booking entries without invoices.
- Skipping monthly bank and GST reconciliation.
- Using software without an audit trail where it is required.
PRACTICAL ANSWERS
Bookkeeping and Accounting frequently asked questions
These answers are general information. Tax, accounting and filing treatment depends on the entity, period, transaction facts, records and law in force.Ask an expert question01Which accounting software can be used?+
The appropriate system depends on transaction volume, integrations, reporting needs and the client's existing setup.
02How often should books be updated?+
Monthly processing is generally suitable for active businesses; higher-volume operations may require more frequent controls.
03Does bookkeeping include GST returns?+
GST filing can be connected, but it should be expressly included in the written scope.
04Can you clear an old backlog?+
Yes, after assessing the periods, available evidence, portal data and opening balances.
05Who approves the final books?+
Management remains responsible for representations, estimates and approval of the financial information.
06Can reports be customised?+
Yes. Agreed receivable, cash-flow, cost-centre or management reports can be added to the scope.
OFFICIAL AND PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
Verify rules, forms and due dates from primary sources.
Bookkeeping and accounting support by city
We work online across India. See how this service is handled for businesses in your city.
PRICING • SCOPE • TIMELINE • URGENT HELP
Compare bookkeeping and accounting before you commit.
Buying intent should lead to a written answer, not a vague promise. Use this section to understand what changes the fee, what is included and what must happen next.
Monthly bookkeeping charges and accounting package
Monthly fees depend on entities, transaction and bank-account volume, software, GST and TDS registrations, payroll, branches, backlog and management reporting requirements.
How long will the service take?
A recurring calendar is set around the monthly information cut-off, reconciliation review and management approval date.
Need priority help?
Behind on books or changing accounting partners? Start with opening balances, latest returns and bank records so the transition does not lose continuity.
WHAT THE WRITTEN SCOPE SHOULD COVER
- Opening-record assessment
- Monthly ledger and bank reconciliation
- Receivable, payable and tax-ledger support
- Exception and month-close report
Final applicability, government charges, professional fees and completion dates depend on the facts, records, authority processing and the written engagement scope.
BUNDLE DECISION ANALYTICS
Combine finance work only where the same data drives each outcome.
Bookkeeping, payroll, GST and CFO reporting can share source records, but they solve different decisions. The useful bundle creates one approved data cycle and keeps responsibilities visible.
Bundle routeWho it fitsCost logicTimeline logic
OPTION 1
Finance operations bundle
- Monthly bookkeeping
- Payroll processing
- GST and TDS data coordination
Growing teams that need one repeatable monthly close across sales, vendors and employees.
Shared monthly inputs can reduce repeated collection and correction effort. Fees still scale with transactions and employees.
One cut-off leads to payroll validation, ledger close, reconciliations and filings in a controlled order.
Decision signal: Choose this when operational finance consumes founder time every month.
OPTION 2
Management visibility bundle
- Reliable monthly books
- Cash-flow and MIS reporting
- Virtual CFO review
Founders making hiring, pricing, funding or cash decisions without timely management numbers.
CFO time is focused on decisions because bookkeeping creates a reliable base. Frequency and complexity determine the quote.
Definitions and opening balances are agreed first; recurring review begins after a dependable close.
Decision signal: Choose this when the business needs decisions, not only completed ledgers.
OPTION 3
Scale-readiness bundle
- Finance diagnostic
- Compliance calendar
- Board, lender or investor reporting readiness
Businesses approaching funding, lending, diligence, expansion or a finance-team transition.
A diagnostic defines the gap before a larger engagement is sold, separating essential clean-up from optional advisory work.
Critical gaps and deadlines are prioritised; recurring controls are installed before formal reporting.
Decision signal: Choose this when an external decision-maker will soon examine the numbers.
Bundle benefit is coordination—not a promise that every fee or approval disappears. The written proposal identifies shared inputs, possible professional-fee efficiencies, filing dependencies, separate statutory charges and authority-controlled timelines.
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