Accounting and Bookkeeping
Day-to-day books in Tally or QuickBooks, bank reconciliation, ledger scrutiny and monthly reporting.
Learn More →GST runs on a monthly cycle and the reconciliation is unforgiving — credit you cannot match to a supplier's filing is credit you may lose. We handle registration, the return cycle, input tax credit reconciliation and notice replies, so the deadlines stop being your problem.
Application, document preparation and follow-up through to your GSTIN being issued, including advice on whether you need to register at all and whether the regular or composition scheme suits you better.
Changes to registered particulars — address, business details, authorised signatory — and cancellation or revocation where a registration is no longer required.
Outward supply returns prepared from your sales data and filed on your monthly or quarterly cycle.
Summary return with tax computed, credit claimed and liability discharged, filed on time.
Your purchase register matched against what your suppliers have actually filed, so mismatches are identified and chased while there is still time to fix them rather than discovered during an assessment.
Setup and ongoing support for businesses required to issue e-invoices, including integration with how you already raise invoices.
Assessment of what a notice actually asks for, preparation of the reply with supporting documents, and filing it within the time allowed.
Practical questions as they arise — place of supply, rate classification, whether a particular credit is available, how to treat an unusual transaction.
For registration, we tell you which documents are needed, prepare and file the application, and handle any clarification the department raises until the GSTIN is issued.
For ongoing filing, you send sales and purchase data on an agreed date each month. We prepare the returns, reconcile credit against supplier filings, flag anything that needs your decision, and file once you confirm. You get the filed return and the acknowledgement each cycle — not just an assurance that it was done.
Registration becomes mandatory once your aggregate turnover crosses the prescribed threshold, which differs for goods and services and is lower in some states. It also applies regardless of turnover in certain cases — inter-state supply, e-commerce sales and a few others. Tell us what you sell and where, and we will tell you whether you need to register.
GSTR-1 reports the sales you have made. GSTR-3B is the summary return where tax is computed, input credit is claimed and the liability is actually paid. Both are required, and the figures need to agree with each other and with your books.
It depends on your turnover and whether you have opted into the quarterly scheme. Smaller businesses can file returns quarterly while paying tax monthly. We will confirm which applies to you.
A late fee accrues for each day of delay, with interest on any unpaid tax. Missing returns also blocks later filings, so a single skipped month creates a chain. If you have missed filings, tell us how many — it is almost always cheaper to deal with now than in six months.
Most notices are routine — a mismatch, a missing return, a query on credit claimed. What matters is replying within the time allowed with the right supporting documents, because ignoring one is what turns a query into a demand. Send it to us and we will tell you what it is asking for.
That depends on your aggregate turnover against the notified threshold, which has been reduced in stages. We will confirm whether it applies to you and set it up if it does.
Day-to-day books in Tally or QuickBooks, bank reconciliation, ledger scrutiny and monthly reporting.
Learn More →Income tax returns for individuals and businesses, TDS filing and reconciliation, and notice support.
Learn More →Proprietorship setup, Udyam, PAN and TAN, FSSAI and the documentation new businesses need.
Learn More →Tell us where you stand — registering for the first time, behind on filings, or dealing with a notice — and we will tell you what it takes to put it right.