Accounting · Finance · Compliance · Financial Modelling

Your accounts should do more than record what happened.

TaxGraph helps businesses keep their accounting current, reconciled, reviewed and useful for decisions — whether we manage the accounting or work alongside the team you already have.

See the difference

The TaxGraph difference

A business can have its accounts maintained without having its accounting function fully controlled. Entries being posted does not mean the month is closed, the banks are reconciled, or that management can rely on the numbers.

The TaxGraph difference · scroll to resolve

Maintained accounts

Financial control

  • MONTH-END CLOSING — DELAYED MONTH-END CLOSING — DEFINED TIMETABLE
  • BANK RECONCILIATION — PENDING BANK RECONCILIATION — REGULAR
  • GST ↔ BOOKS — UNRESOLVED DIFFERENCES GST ↔ BOOKS — RECONCILED
  • ACCOUNTING REVIEW — LIMITED ACCOUNTING REVIEW — STRUCTURED
  • MANAGEMENT REPORTING — ON REQUEST MANAGEMENT REPORTING — REGULAR
  • RECEIVABLES FOLLOW-UP — AD HOC RECEIVABLES FOLLOW-UP — MONITORED
  • PROCESS KNOWLEDGE — PERSON-DEPENDENT PROCESS KNOWLEDGE — DOCUMENTED

Same business. Same transactions. A controlled accounting function.

The TaxGraph difference

Maintained accounts → financial control

Maintained → Controlled · Step 1 of 3

Maintained accounts

  • MONTH-END CLOSING — DELAYED
  • BANK RECONCILIATION — PENDING
  • GST ↔ BOOKS — UNRESOLVED DIFFERENCES
  • ACCOUNTING REVIEW — LIMITED
  • MANAGEMENT REPORTING — ON REQUEST
  • RECEIVABLES FOLLOW-UP — AD HOC
  • PROCESS KNOWLEDGE — PERSON-DEPENDENT

Entries are posted. Control is missing.

Maintained → Controlled · Step 2 of 3

Connecting the process

  • MONTH-END CLOSING — DEFINED TIMETABLE
  • BANK RECONCILIATION — REGULAR
  • GST ↔ BOOKS — RECONCILED
  • ACCOUNTING REVIEW — STRUCTURED
  • MANAGEMENT REPORTING — ON REQUEST
  • RECEIVABLES FOLLOW-UP — AD HOC
  • PROCESS KNOWLEDGE — PERSON-DEPENDENT

Reconciliation and review bring the pieces together.

Maintained → Controlled · Step 3 of 3

Financial control

  • MONTH-END CLOSING — DEFINED TIMETABLE
  • BANK RECONCILIATION — REGULAR
  • GST ↔ BOOKS — RECONCILED
  • ACCOUNTING REVIEW — STRUCTURED
  • MANAGEMENT REPORTING — REGULAR
  • RECEIVABLES FOLLOW-UP — MONITORED
  • PROCESS KNOWLEDGE — DOCUMENTED

Same business. Same transactions. A controlled accounting function.

The TaxGraph difference

Maintained accounts → financial control

Maintained accounts

  • MONTH-END CLOSING — DELAYED
  • BANK RECONCILIATION — PENDING
  • GST ↔ BOOKS — UNRESOLVED DIFFERENCES
  • ACCOUNTING REVIEW — LIMITED
  • MANAGEMENT REPORTING — ON REQUEST
  • RECEIVABLES FOLLOW-UP — AD HOC
  • PROCESS KNOWLEDGE — PERSON-DEPENDENT

Financial control

  • MONTH-END CLOSING — DEFINED TIMETABLE ✓
  • BANK RECONCILIATION — REGULAR ✓
  • GST ↔ BOOKS — RECONCILED ✓
  • ACCOUNTING REVIEW — STRUCTURED ✓
  • MANAGEMENT REPORTING — REGULAR ✓
  • RECEIVABLES FOLLOW-UP — MONITORED ✓
  • PROCESS KNOWLEDGE — DOCUMENTED ✓

Same business. Same transactions. A controlled accounting function.

What TaxGraph does

Four areas of work. One connected approach to business finance and compliance.

A business may come to TaxGraph for one requirement. The areas are designed to work together when more than one applies.

Ongoing accounting and review support designed to keep the books current, reconciled and useful for management.

Accounting Review & Supervision

Already have an accountant?
Good. Keep them.

Day-to-day accounting and a separate review layer serve different purposes. TaxGraph works alongside your accounting team — reviewing the work, tracking reconciliations and exceptions, strengthening month-end closing discipline, and giving management clearer visibility.

TaxGraph provides a review and supervision layer above your team's day-to-day accounting TAXGRAPH — REVIEW & SUPERVISION REVIEW RECON CHECK EXCEPTIONS MONTH CLOSE MIS YOUR TEAM — DAY-TO-DAY ACCOUNTING ENTRIES INVOICES PAYMENTS LEDGERS
Reviewing the process, not replacing the team.

Business Accounting Health Check

You don't have to take our word for it. Check your accounting function yourself.

A 2-minute check across five areas: closing, reconciliation, review, reporting and accounting dependency. No financial figures, bank details or tax-login information required.

Illustrative Result — Sample Report Only

67 / 100

Generally Controlled, With Improvement Areas

Timeliness & Closing67
Reconciliation & Compliance Alignment50
Receivables & Payables Control67
Review & Management Visibility67
Continuity & Accounting Quality83

Financial Modelling & Business Financial Planning

Accounting helps you understand what has happened. A financial model helps you explore what could happen next.

Forecasts, scenarios, cash flow, budgeting, projections, profitability and funding models — built to support real business decisions. A good model shows how cash flow, profitability and funding needs can change when assumptions change.

Illustrative BASEEXPANSIONCONSERVATIVE
Revenue ₹4.80 Cr₹6.20 Cr₹4.10 Cr
Gross margin 38%36%38%
Opening cash ₹16 L₹16 L₹16 L
Operating cash flow ₹52 L₹31 L₹44 L
Growth investment / capex ₹0₹25 L₹0
Closing cash ₹68 L₹22 L₹60 L

Illustrative simplified scenario. Opening cash is assumed at ₹16 L in each case. The expansion scenario assumes lower gross margin, greater working-capital absorption reflected in operating cash flow, and ₹25 L of growth capex. No financing or other cash movements are assumed.

One decision, three futures. The expansion case produces higher revenue, but lower operating cash generation and additional growth investment tighten liquidity. A financial model makes those trade-offs visible before the decision is made.

Tax · Compliance · Business Setup

Tax and corporate compliance managed to a defined timetable, with returns reconciled to the books where relevant. Business setup and registration support when you are starting, changing or expanding the business.

Insights & Updates

Thinking you can use

View all Insights

Stay informed.

Practical accounting, tax, finance and regulatory updates for businesses. Clear, useful and relevant.

Before you write to us

Questions businesses often ask