Bookkeeping Services in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
Bookkeeping · Nashik, Maharashtra

Bookkeeping Services for Growing Businesses — Recorded. Reconciled. Closed.

Day-to-day transaction recording, reconciliation and monthly closing, maintained on your software so the numbers are usable throughout the year.

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Books are useful only if they are current. A business whose accounts are written up once a quarter cannot price work, chase debtors or plan its tax, because by the time the figures exist the decisions have already been taken.

At N D Savla & Associates, we maintain books for businesses in Nashik and across Maharashtra on a continuous basis — entries recorded as they arise, bank accounts reconciled every month, and a close completed within a fixed number of days.

The monthly close is what separates bookkeeping from data entry. Reconciling the bank, ageing the receivables and reviewing the ledgers each month means errors are found while they can still be corrected against a memory of the transaction.

Our Bookkeeping Services

Transaction Recording

Recording of sales, purchases, expenses and journals into the ledgers.

Bank Reconciliation

Monthly reconciliation of every bank and payment gateway account.

Receivables Management

Customer ledgers, ageing analysis and follow-up reporting on overdue accounts.

Payables Management

Vendor ledgers, due date tracking and payment scheduling support.

Inventory Recording

Recording of stock movement and reconciliation with physical counts.

Payroll Entries

Recording of salaries, deductions and statutory dues in the books.

Monthly Closing

A defined close each month with a reviewed trial balance.

Statutory Data Support

Preparation of the data that GST and TDS filings draw from.

Our Bookkeeping Process

1

Setup and Migration

Chart of accounts, opening balances and software are set up for the engagement.

2

Document Flow

A routine is agreed for how bills, statements and records reach us each period.

3

Recording

Transactions are recorded through the period rather than in a year-end batch.

4

Reconciliation

Bank, vendor and customer balances are reconciled and differences resolved.

5

Monthly Close and Reporting

The period is closed and the trial balance and key reports are shared.

Why It Matters

Numbers available when decisions are being made
Bank reconciled every month without exception
Receivables aged and visible
Statutory returns drawn from clean data
Year-end audit shortened considerably
Errors found while they can still be traced
No dependence on a single in-house person
A consistent chart of accounts over years

Frequently Asked Questions

It covers the recording of every business transaction into the ledgers, the reconciliation of balances and the periodic closing that produces a reliable trial balance.
We work on the software the business already uses, and where there is none we recommend one that suits the transaction volume and the reporting the business needs.
Frequency is agreed at the outset, and most businesses are served best by continuous recording with a defined monthly close.
The books produce the data those returns are filed from, and the filings can be handled alongside the bookkeeping as part of the same engagement.
Incomplete periods are written up and reconciled first, since opening balances must be established before current recording is reliable.
No — bookkeeping records and maintains the accounts, while audit is a separate examination of those accounts by an independent auditor.

Books not current?

Tell us where the accounts stand today — we’ll bring them up to date and keep them there.