Accounting Supervision

The creation and maintenance of a company's financial records is an extremely important task which is done by an accountant.

Accounting records of a company helps the management in making decisions about the company's current status as well as its future direction. This is why it is critical that all records are correctly produced and preserved. 

The maintenance of the company's financial records becomes increasingly challenging as the size and breadth of the company grows. Accounting Supervision Services, also known as Controller Services, go beyond bookkeeping and accounting to provide vital oversight and account management, ensuring that the correct rules are followed, all the compliances are met and accurate financials are produced on time.

An Accounting Supervisor is a financial expert who helps keep your books up-to-date and provides financial reporting and information in a timely manner.

•  To ensure that all company transactions were recorded and that the appropriate accounting principle was applied to each transaction.

•  Review the financial books of accounts and ensure that all compliances are followed

•  For each transaction, the expert will verify that adequate documentation is maintained.

•  To ensure that the organisation has no issues with accrual payments, pending payments, and so on.

•  The expert will write a periodic review report for the company's management, which will contain an examination of all essential financial statements, ratios, and other data. This quarterly report will assist in deciding the company's future direction.

•  Observation of business accounting entries in accordance with all the laws.

•  Checking all transactions in the accounting books.

•  Double-checking all taxable supplies and purchases.

•  Keeping track of cash.

•  Checking the GSTR Reconciliations

•  Checking the bank reconciliations

•  Preparation of tax returns and related reports

•  Overseeing balance sheets, financial statement notes, profit and loss accounts and cash-flow statements

•  Providing stock-taking advice.

•  Verifying annual income tax and guide in tax-saving measures.