ACCOUNTING & REPORTING SERVICES

Manage Your Business Accounts, Reporting and Financial Information

CAAFT provides structured accounting and reporting services covering bookkeeping, financial statements, MIS reporting, and accounts receivable and payable management for businesses across different stages of growth.

  • Monthly bookkeeping and accounting support
  • Balance Sheet, Profit & Loss and Cash Flow reporting
  • MIS reports for business performance and management review
  • Accounts receivable and payable tracking
  • Support for Tally, Zoho Books, and Excel-based accounting
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What we offer

Accounting & Reporting Services at a Glance

Businesses need more than transaction entry to manage their finances effectively. Our accounting services cover day-to-day bookkeeping, financial reporting, management information, and outstanding payment tracking within a structured accounting function.

General Accounting & Bookkeeping

Record and maintain sales, purchases, expenses, receipts, payments, journal entries, and other day-to-day business transactions.

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Financial Analysis & MIS Reporting

Convert accounting information into management reports covering revenue, expenses, profitability, cash flow, trends, and other business performance indicators.

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Financial Statements

Prepare Balance Sheets, Profit & Loss Accounts, Cash Flow Statements, and other financial reports for management, taxation, audit, and business reporting.

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Receivable & Payable Management

Monitor customer outstanding balances and supplier dues to help businesses track collections, payment obligations, and working capital requirements.

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Accounting Support Built Around Your Business

Managing accounts requires consistent transaction processing, reconciliation, reporting, and financial coordination. CAAFT brings these activities together so businesses can maintain a structured accounting function without managing every accounting task separately.

  • Better Financial Control - Track income, expenses, assets, liabilities, and outstanding balances.
  • Cash Flow Visibility - Monitor money receivable and payable.
  • Management Reporting - Access financial information for regular business review.
  • Easier Tax Preparation - Keep accounting information available for applicable tax requirements.
  • Audit Support - Maintain records and reports needed for applicable audit procedures.
  • Scalable Support - Adjust accounting assistance as business requirements change.

Complete Accounting Support

Manage bookkeeping, reconciliations, financial statements, MIS reporting, and outstanding tracking through one accounting service.

Business-Focused Reporting

Receive management information presented in a practical format that supports regular performance reviews, financial monitoring, and management discussions.

Structured Monthly Accounting

Follow a consistent monthly cycle for transaction recording, reconciliation, review, reporting, and accounting updates.

Flexible Accounting Systems

Work with Tally, Zoho Books, QuickBooks, or Excel-based accounting processes according to your existing setup and requirements.

Support for Growing Businesses

Scale your accounting support as transaction volumes, reporting requirements, locations, teams, and business operations expand.

Dedicated Accounting Assistance

Get ongoing support for accounting queries, reconciliations, reporting requirements, and financial information.

Confidential Financial Information

Your business accounts, financial records, transactions, and reports are handled with appropriate confidentiality throughout the engagement.

How it works

How CAAFT Accounting & Reporting Process Works

  1. Understand Your Accounting Requirements

    Review your business structure, transaction volume, existing records, accounting software, reporting needs, and current accounting process.

  2. Set Up & Collect Financial Data

    Organise the accounting workflow and collect invoices, bank statements, expense records, sales information, purchase records, and other required financial data.

  3. Record & Reconcile Transactions

    Record applicable transactions, classify accounting entries, reconcile bank accounts, and review relevant ledger balances.

  4. Review & Prepare Reports

    Review the accounting information and prepare applicable financial statements, MIS reports, management accounts, and other agreed reports.

  5. Track Outstanding Accounts

    Monitor receivables and payables, review outstanding balances, and provide relevant information for collections and payment planning.

  6. Continue With Ongoing Accounting Support

    Provide continuing bookkeeping, reconciliation, reporting, receivable and payable tracking, and accounting assistance based on your business requirements.

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Ready to Get Your Business Accounts Organised With CAAFT?

Whether you need monthly bookkeeping, financial statements, MIS reporting, receivables and payables management, or support for an existing accounts team, CAAFT can provide structured accounting support around your business requirements.

"From day-to-day bookkeeping to financial reporting and outstanding tracking - get structured accounting support that fits your business."

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Frequently Asked Questions:

Accounting and bookkeeping services generally include recording business transactions, maintaining ledgers, reconciling bank accounts, organising financial records, and preparing applicable reports. Depending on the service scope, businesses may also receive financial statements, MIS reports, receivable and payable tracking, and ongoing accounting support from CAAFT.

Bookkeeping focuses primarily on recording and organising day-to-day financial transactions such as sales, purchases, receipts, and payments. Accounting involves reviewing and interpreting those records, reconciling accounts, preparing financial statements, analysing performance, and providing financial information for reporting and business decisions.

Common financial statements include the Profit & Loss Account, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement. Depending on the business structure, reporting requirements, accounting framework, and purpose of the financial statements, additional schedules, notes, ledgers, or supporting financial information may also be required.

MIS, or Management Information System reporting, converts accounting and financial data into reports that help management understand business performance. MIS reports can cover revenue, expenses, profitability, cash flow, receivables, payables, budgets, and other financial indicators relevant to business operations.

Yes. An external accounting service can complement an internal accounts team by handling activities such as review, reconciliation, financial statement preparation, MIS reporting, or specialised accounting requirements. You can structure the scope to avoid duplication and fit the business's existing accounting workflow.

Businesses commonly use accounting platforms such as Tally, Zoho Books, QuickBooks, and spreadsheet-based systems depending on their size, transaction volume, reporting needs, and internal processes. CAAFT's current service page states that its team works with these platforms and can help businesses select an appropriate system.

Business accounts are generally maintained regularly, with many businesses updating and reconciling their books monthly. The appropriate frequency depends on transaction volume, business complexity, reporting requirements, tax obligations, and management needs. Regular accounting helps keep financial information current and easier to review.

Accurate accounting records provide reliable information about revenue, expenses, assets, liabilities, profitability, and cash flow. They also support financial reporting, taxation, audits, compliance, budgeting, and business decisions. Well-maintained records make it easier to identify financial trends and investigate discrepancies.