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Companies Act, 2013 requires every company to keep and maintain at its registered head office books of accounts and relevant documents and the financial statements for each Financial Year that provides a true and fair picture of the company’s state of affairs which includes its branch offices and other offices
Income Details - Excel Sheet, Expenses Details - Excel sheet, Invoices, PO
It's important that your accounts are accurate and up to date. Your accounts should be backed up with full and detailed records of all business income and expenditure, such as receipts, invoices and purchase orders, payments in and out, etc.
Maintaining your accounts accurate saves your time,money, whenever you need to produce financial reports, it make you to do that without hassles. You can be confident that you're only paying the tax you owe. It also helps you keep up to date with how much you owe to suppliers and how much you are owed by customers.
We are providing our accout maintanance services with your wish of flexibility by understanding your needs and business nature.
1. Balance sheet prepration
2. Profit & Loss Account for the Year
3. Other Compliances
4. Sales Ledger
5. Purchase Ledger
6. Wages Book (Electronically or Hard copy)
7. Sales/Purchase Expense Book (Electronically or Hard copy)
8. Accounting Standard as Per Companies Act 2013
9. The financial statement of the company is required to be prepared in compliance with the accounting standards issued by the central government and as per schedule III of the act. Section 133 prescribes that the central government on the recommendation of the Institute of chartered accountants of India and in consultation with the National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA) shall prescribe the accounting standards.
10. The standards are a set of rules and guidelines issued for preparation of uniform and consistent financial statement. The accounting standards also prescribe necessary disclosures to be made while preparing the financial statements. The objective of the accounting standards are to prescribe requirements for recognition of business information, the methods of its measurements and its presentation and disclosure required concerning monetary transactions
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