Bookkeeping, management accounts, virtual CFO and business advisory guides.
CARO 2020 is a new format for issue of audit reports in case of statutory audits of companies under Companies Act, 2013. CARO 2020 has included additional reporting requirements after consultations with the National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA).
Schedule II works on useful life rather than prescribed rates. How to derive the rate from the useful life, the difference between the straight line and written down value methods, residual value, and why the Companies Act figure will not match your income tax figure.
A solvency certificate states that a person or business can meet its liabilities. Who asks for one, what a CA needs to see before issuing it, what it does and does not certify, and how long it takes.
UDIN is mandatory on certificates, reports and attestations issued by a practising chartered accountant. What needs one, how to generate it on the ICAI portal, the time limit, and what a client should check.
Learn the complete books finalisation process in India with a practical year-end checklist covering bank reconciliation, GST, TDS, debtors, creditors, inventory, fixed assets
A Practical Comparison of Features, GST Compliance, Pricing, Cloud Access & Business Suitability 🇮🇳
Best Current Account for Startups & MSMEs in India (2026) 💼 6 Which Bank Should You Choose for Your Business? Starting a business? 🤔 One of the first financial decisions is choosing the right Current Account. A good business account helps you manage payments, GST, vendor transactions, and business growth with ease. Our Top Picks…
Introduction Valuing a startup is one of the most challenging aspects of raising capital. Unlike established businesses, startups often have limited operating history, uncertain cash flows, and rapidly changing business models. As a result, investors and founders rely on different valuation techniques depending on the startup’s stage, industry, and available financial information. Among the most…
Introduction Managing books of accounts accurately is essential for every business, but maintaining an in-house accounting team can be expensive and time-consuming. This is why businesses across the US, UK, Canada, Australia, UAE, and many other countries are increasingly outsourcing bookkeeping to India. Beyond cost savings, companies gain access to experienced accounting professionals, modern cloud…