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Bookkeeping, handled end to end.

Books kept clean and current by accountants who reconcile every ledger before you ever ask.

Monthly turnaround 4.9/5 rating5,000+ businessesCA-handled
Bookkeeping
Starting from
2,499
★★★★★ 1,200 reviews
12,840+Filings completed
MonthlyAverage turnaround
100%CA-reviewed
Fixed feeShown upfront
4.9/5Client rating
Who needs this

Is Bookkeeping right for you?

Startups, SMEs, freelancers, and growing businesses that need accurate books maintained monthly — to stay GST-compliant, prepare for statutory audits, give investors clear financial statements, or qualify for business loans.

Still unsure? A free 15-minute call with our CA settles it — no obligation.
Real-time cash flow, receivables, and payables visibility via cloud dashboard
Books reconciled monthly mean no last-minute scramble at audit or tax time
Accurate P&L and balance sheet ready for investor due diligence or bank loans
Reduces statutory audit fees — auditors charge more for disorganised books
What’s included

Everything in your Bookkeeping package.

Every step is prepared, reviewed and delivered by a chartered accountant — nothing is outsourced, nothing is left half-done.

Monthly reconciliation

P&L and balance sheet

Cloud ledger access

How it works

Your bookkeeping, step by step.

4 steps, fully handled by your CA and tracked live. Most clients are done in Monthly.

01

Onboarding setup

We connect to your bank feed or you upload statements. Chart of accounts and opening balances are configured in the cloud accounting software of your choice.

02

Transaction categorisation

All income and expense transactions are categorised, coded, and cross-checked against bank statements for the month.

03

Monthly CA review

A CA reviews the books for accuracy, flags anomalies, and prepares the monthly P&L statement and balance sheet.

04

Reports delivered

Your monthly management accounts, GST liability summary, and TDS exposure report are shared via the dashboard before the 10th of the following month.

Documents required

What you’ll need to hand over.

Have these ready and your bookkeeping begins the same day. Not sure about one? Your manager will guide you.

  • Bank statements for the month (all business accounts)
  • Sales invoices and purchase bills for the period
  • Expense receipts (petty cash, travel, subscriptions)
  • Credit card statements covering business expenses
  • Payroll data (salary slips, PF and ESI challans)
  • Previous month's trial balance (for onboarding — first month only)
Why us

Why businesses choose FilingSetu.

Real accountants, fixed fees, and a person who actually knows your file — not a faceless portal.

Real-time cash flow, receivables, and payables visibility via cloud dashboard

Books reconciled monthly mean no last-minute scramble at audit or tax time

Accurate P&L and balance sheet ready for investor due diligence or bank loans

Reduces statutory audit fees — auditors charge more for disorganised books

FAQ

Bookkeeping, answered.

Which accounting software do you use?

We work with Tally Prime, Zoho Books, and QuickBooks. If you already use a specific platform, we continue in it. If you are starting fresh, we recommend Zoho Books for ease of collaboration.

How do you access our transaction data?

You share monthly bank statements, or give us read-only access to your bank's statement download portal. We never ask for internet banking login credentials.

What if we have a high volume of transactions?

Pricing scales with transaction volume. We handle businesses from 50 to 5,000+ monthly transactions. Contact us for a custom quote if your volume is unusually high.

Can you help us catch up on missed months?

Yes. We offer backlog bookkeeping for businesses that have not maintained books. Pricing depends on the number of months outstanding and monthly transaction volume.

Ready to get accounting-ready?

Hand us the paperwork. A chartered accountant takes it from here — and you get your result without lifting a finger.