Companies facing statutory audit
- The problem
- Ledgers exist but the statements and schedules do not.
- How we help
- Statements and the full schedule set prepared before the auditor arrives.
Financial statements
Statements your auditor, bank and board can read.
P&L, balance sheet and cash flow prepared in the required format, with the schedules that support every figure.
- Schedule III format
- Supporting schedules
- Audit-ready
- Lender-ready
Month closed · July 2026
Books at a glance
Monthly revenue
₹18,64,200
+12.4% vs June
Expenses
₹12,41,880
−3.1% vs June
Net profit
33.4% margin
₹6,22,320
- Cash in₹9,42,600
- Cash out₹7,04,180
Bank reconciliation248 of 248 matched
- Secure process
- 100% online
- Pan-India
- Transparent pricing
- Expert support
Who is this for
Who we usually do this for
Businesses approaching lenders
- The problem
- Banks ask for statements and ratios in a format the books do not produce.
- How we help
- Statements plus the ratio analysis the credit file will require.
Startups in diligence
- The problem
- Investors ask for historicals that reconcile to filings.
- How we help
- Statements reconciled to returns so diligence does not stall on differences.
What we do
What the engagement covers
Profit & loss
Prepared with comparatives and consistent classification.
Balance sheet
Assets, liabilities and equity with supporting schedules for each head.
Cash flow statement
Operating, investing and financing movements reconciled to bank.
Notes & disclosures
Notes prepared in the format the applicable framework requires.
Audit schedules
The working file your auditor asks for, ready in advance.
Ratio analysis
Key ratios computed for lenders and for your own review.
Our process
How the work runs
Step 1: Consultation
A short call to understand your position and confirm what actually applies to you.
Step 2: Document collection
A checklist tailored to your case, collected through a controlled shared folder.
Step 3: Preparation
The work is prepared and reconciled against your own records, not just re-keyed.
Step 4: Review & approval
A qualified professional reviews it, and you approve before anything is submitted.
Step 5: Filing & support
Filed on time, with the acknowledgement and follow-up support that comes after.
Common questions
Questions we are asked most
Scope, timing and cost — answered before you have to ask for them.
Related services
- Schedule III for companies, and the appropriate format for LLPs and other entities. We confirm the applicable framework before starting.
- Typically seven to ten working days once the trial balance is final and reconciled. Where the books need work first, that becomes the longer part.
- Yes, for group structures — including inter-company elimination and the reconciliation that supports it.
- Not by us. Independence rules keep the preparer separate from the auditor, so we prepare and coordinate while your auditor signs.
- Where they are wrong we identify it and set out the correct treatment, including restatement where that is the right route.
Get statements that hold up.
Book a consultation and we will review your trial balance before scoping.