Compliance Updates:
🆕 Income Tax Act 2025 in force for TY 2026-27 — new section numbers & TY framework●GSTR-1 (Monthly, >₹5 Cr) — Due 11th of every month●GSTR-3B (Monthly) — Due 20th of every month●TDS/TCS Payment (IT Act 2025) — Due 7th of following month●Advance Tax Q1 (TY 2026-27) — Due 15 June 2026●ITR-1 & ITR-2 (TY 2026-27) — Due 31 July 2026●Tax Audit (IT Act 2025) — Due 30 September 2026●DIR-3 KYC for all DIN Directors — Due 30 September 2026●GSTR-9 & GSTR-9C (FY 2025-26) — Due 31 December 2026●🆕 Income Tax Act 2025 in force for TY 2026-27 — new section numbers & TY framework●GSTR-1 (Monthly, >₹5 Cr) — Due 11th of every month●GSTR-3B (Monthly) — Due 20th of every month●TDS/TCS Payment (IT Act 2025) — Due 7th of following month●Advance Tax Q1 (TY 2026-27) — Due 15 June 2026●ITR-1 & ITR-2 (TY 2026-27) — Due 31 July 2026●Tax Audit (IT Act 2025) — Due 30 September 2026●DIR-3 KYC for all DIN Directors — Due 30 September 2026●GSTR-9 & GSTR-9C (FY 2025-26) — Due 31 December 2026●

Accounting and Bookkeeping

Organised accounts a business can rely on

When transactions happen regularly, the books need to keep up. Accurate, current records make GST, tax and any conversation with a bank or auditor simpler — and they make the numbers a business owner can actually use.

Akash Agarwalla & Co. takes on recurring bookkeeping and accounting for operating businesses, keeping financial records organised and reconciled as the year goes on.

This service covers the keeping and reconciliation of records. The scope of each engagement is agreed in advance, and not every service is included in every engagement.

Common situations

Situations where this service usually helps

  • Books are kept in spreadsheets or partly on paper, and need a clearer structure.
  • Records have fallen behind and are being brought up to date only at year-end.
  • Bank, supplier and customer entries are not being reconciled regularly.
  • The business has outgrown part-time or informal accounting arrangements.
  • A lender, auditor or another party has asked for organised financial statements.
  • The owners want current numbers they can read and rely on during the year.

Services

What the firm can help with

  • Bookkeeping and the maintenance of financial records
  • Accounting reconciliations — bank, supplier, customer and expense entries
  • Documentation and financial reporting within the agreed scope
  • Coordination of financial records for tax, GST and compliance work
  • Periodic review of the records so issues are noticed in good time
  • The services included in your engagement depend on what the business needs and what is agreed.

Principal desk at the office of Akash Agarwalla & Co.

Questions

Questions businesses ask

Enquiry

Discuss your accounting requirement

Describe the business and what you need. Akash will review your enquiry and the firm will get back to you.