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Accounting Services Services

Accounting services for Indian businesses — bookkeeping, payroll, financial statements, MIS and audit preparation by verified Chartered and Cost Accountants.

Accounting Services keep a business's books accurate, current and ready for tax filings, audits, lenders and investors. WCP professionals record day-to-day transactions, reconcile bank, GST and TDS data, run payroll, prepare financial statements in the required format, and turn the numbers into management reports owners can act on.

What is covered:

  • Bookkeeping and accounting management
  • Payroll processing with PF, ESI, professional tax and TDS
  • Financial statements under Schedule III, Accounting Standards or Ind AS
  • Management information system (MIS) reports
  • Audit preparation and tax compliance
  • Accounting consultation and accounting-software integration

Clean books are the foundation for every return, audit and funding conversation — and are far cheaper to keep current than to rebuild at year end.

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Frequently asked questions

Do small businesses need professional bookkeeping?
Yes. Accurate books are needed for GST and income tax returns, tax audits, bank loans and investor due diligence — and are cheaper to keep current than to reconstruct later.
Can accounting be fully outsourced?
Yes. Bookkeeping, payroll, reconciliations and reporting can be handled remotely on cloud or desktop accounting software, with the business retaining access to its data.
Which accounting software is used?
Commonly Tally Prime, Zoho Books, QuickBooks or an ERP; companies must use software that keeps an audit trail (edit log) of every change.
What financial statements does a company prepare?
A balance sheet, profit and loss statement, cash flow statement (where applicable) and notes, in the Schedule III format under the Companies Act, 2013.
How often should books be updated?
At least monthly, so that GST returns, TDS and management reports are based on reconciled figures.
Is the accountant the same as the auditor?
No. The statutory auditor must be independent; the professional who keeps the books cannot audit them.

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