Business records with Accounting software, for non GST entities

Small businesses under the circumstances stated in Section 23 of the Central Goods and Service Tax Act, 2017 deals with the provisions of persons who are not liable for GST registration. With the advent of GST regime in India, accounting community is investing lot of energy, time and money on GST registered companies. This has created a huge vacuum in sectors like micro and small businesses, proprietary businesses, professionals, and freelancers.

Even though these businesses are not generating enough turnover to get covered under GST or handling GST exempt goods, maintenance of business records are necessary.

Business records

Business records include the sales and service invoices issued to customers, purchase invoices and delivery notes received from suppliers, bills and receipts that were received for various business-related transactions that are recorded in the books of accounts.

Necessity of record maintenance

Even though record maintenance seems to be a non-essential issue from an income tax perspective as it has some alternative methods of calculating business profits for this segment of tax payers, these books of records are important for applying loans, answering any tax related queries, business expansions, business forecasting, etc. Many small businesses are failing because of weak or lack of business accounting records.

With the imposition of stringent rules set by GST, supply of products or services by non-registered companies to GST registered companies has become increasingly difficult. Hence many small businesses are losing opportunities.

Accurate books of accounts help these businesses to forecast financial requirements in both short term and long term.

Reasons for non-maintenance

One of the main reasons for not maintaining books of accounts are the costs associated with it. There may be cases where there are very few transactions of higher value, or there may be cases where many transactions of lesser value. But they are not able to spend thousands of rupees on Accountants or not able to buy and maintain Accounting software or Invoice software applications that takes longer time to learn and maintain records by themselves.

There are many businesses which are going ahead in employing accountants in house or outsource it to some freelance professionals, but they are still not able to get the desired results either because of lack of required knowledge or because of lack of focus and attention. This is also because many qualified professionals are focussing more on GST registered companies, as its payout is more lucrative.

How to resolve the issue?

Many small businesses use either issue hand written invoices or use generic tools like Microsoft Excel or google sheets, to create day to day transactions like invoices and vouchers. There is a higher risk of loosing these documents.

An efficient, easy to work, secured Accounting software application, that can do everything for their business or profession is required for small business segment.

CEAAR is providing a solution to all these problems and more. CEAAR is an Invoicing and Accounting software application. It lets businesses record their own transactions accurately and timely. It helps small businesses, professionals and freelancers to set up and generate an invoice faster than an Excel invoice and it keeps all your documents digitally safe and secure. Accounting is made easy here. Auditors can also have access to this Accounting software. We will be shortly launching the application. Please visit www.ceaar.com to know more.

Rama Krishna Akkaraju (CEO)
Email: mailto:rk@ceaar.com

Ceaar Cloud Records, Hyderabad - 500081, Telangana, India.

Ceaar helps the organizations to maintain Business, Tax and Accounting records with ease, speed, accuracy and mobility. It is developed by a Chartered Accountant and Technical wizards and supported by teams of Tax consultants. It requires NO training, fully GST compliant and loaded with Auditor friendly features. It is one of the most advanced and secured applications and can be accessed from anywhere.

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