Annual Accounts Submission in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
Annual Accounts · Nashik, Maharashtra

Annual Accounts Preparation and Submission — Finalised. Audited. Filed.

Finalisation of the annual accounts and their submission to the authority the entity reports to, with the schedules and reports each submission carries.

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Every registered entity closes its year the same way — the books are finalised, the accounts are drawn up, they are audited where required, and they are submitted to whichever authority the entity reports to.

At N D Savla & Associates, we take entities in Nashik and across Maharashtra through that cycle: companies and LLPs to the Registrar, trusts to the Charity Commissioner, and all of them to the income tax department.

Most of the work happens before finalisation. Balances that were never reconciled, entries posted to suspense, and closing stock that nobody counted all surface at year end, so we deal with them through the year rather than in the last fortnight.

Our Annual Accounts Services

Books Finalisation

Closing of the books with reconciliations, provisions and year-end adjustments.

Financial Statement Preparation

Preparation of the balance sheet, statement of profit and loss and notes.

Schedule Preparation

Preparation of the supporting schedules the statements and audit require.

Audit Coordination

Coordination with the auditor and resolution of queries raised during the audit.

Statutory Filing

Filing of the accounts with the registrar or other authority the entity reports to.

Tax Return Support

Preparation of the computation and return that follow from the finalised accounts.

Comparative Reporting

Presentation of the year against the prior year with explanation of movements.

Record Retention

Organisation and retention of the year-end file for later reference.

Our Annual Accounts Process

1

Pre-Close Review

Ledgers are reviewed and open items are cleared before the year is closed.

2

Adjustments and Provisions

Depreciation, provisions and accruals are computed and posted.

3

Statement Preparation

The financial statements and their notes and schedules are drawn up.

4

Audit

The accounts are audited and the report is finalised with any adjustments agreed.

5

Submission

The accounts are filed with the relevant authority within the applicable timeline.

Why It Matters

Open items cleared before the close, not after
Statements supported by schedules that tie
Audit queries answered from prepared working papers
Filings made within the statutory timeline
Tax computation flowing from finalised figures
Comparatives that explain the year
A year-end file that can be picked up later
One team across accounts, audit and filing

Frequently Asked Questions

Companies and LLPs file with the Registrar, registered trusts file with the Charity Commissioner, and most entities separately file a return of income for the same year.
Audit depends on the form of the entity and on turnover and other thresholds, and where audit is required the report is filed along with the accounts.
Each authority sets its own timeline running from the close of the financial year, and the tax return timeline is separate from the registrar timeline.
Unreconciled balances, missing bills and uncounted stock are the usual causes, which is why reconciliations are done through the year.
Opening balances have to be established before the current year can be closed, so an incomplete prior year is finalised first.
Revision is possible in defined circumstances but is treated seriously, so it is better to resolve open questions before the accounts are adopted and filed.

Year end approaching?

Give us access to the books now — we’ll clear the open items before the close rather than during it.