From day-to-day record keeping to monthly financial statements and management reports (MIS) that support decisions.
For each task: the documents usually needed, estimated time, and who usually uses it.
General guidance: the information and timelines below vary with circumstances, the type of work, government procedures, law and time. They are not a contract or a guarantee; the final scope, timeline and fee are agreed in writing after discussion.
Daily records of cash, bank, sales, purchases, receipts and payments.
Setting account codes and heads, organising ledgers and journal posting.
Customer and supplier ledgers, invoice-wise outstanding, ageing and payment tracking.
Bank reconciliation, cash verification and review of unmatched entries.
Profit and loss account, statement of financial position (balance sheet) and cash flow statement.
Sales, profit, collections, costs, working capital and a KPI dashboard.
Budget preparation, budget versus actual and cost variance analysis.
Stock reconciliation, cost of sales, inventory valuation and cost sheets.
Salary register, allowances, deductions and payroll posting.
Fixing irregular or incomplete accounts, missing entries and reconciliations.
About timelines: the times above are our estimate for completing our part after receiving complete documents, not a guaranteed time. Government registration, verification, objection or approval time depends on the office concerned, is separate, and is outside our control.
| Sales analysis | Sales by product, branch or salesperson |
| Gross and net profit | Actual profit or loss after costs |
| Receivables ageing | Dues at 0–30, 31–60, 61–90 and over 90 days |
| Supplier outstanding | How much is owed to whom |
| Cash flow forecast | Likely cash shortfall or surplus ahead |
| Stock movement | Fast-moving, slow-moving and dead stock |
| Budget vs actual | Difference between planned and actual income and expenses |
| Management dashboard | Key indicators for sales, profit, collections, cash and stock |
This list is general guidance; depending on the work and government requirements, fewer, more or additional documents may be needed.
Basis: Companies Act, 1994, Financial Reporting Act, 2015 and applicable IAS/IFRS. The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has adopted IFRS in Bangladesh; additional rules can apply by entity and sector. Tax, VAT and company law require accounts to be kept for set periods.
What you receive: up-to-date ledgers and accounts, monthly financial statements, bank reconciliations and MIS reports to your needs.
We listen to your needs by phone or WhatsApp and agree the scope of work.
We give you the list of documents needed and collect them.
We verify the information and prepare the accounts, forms or report.
We file with the office concerned and hand you the copies and proof.
We will review your documents and situation and tell you the scope, fee and timeline. Offices in Khulna and Dhaka, daily 10 AM – 10 PM.
Financial reporting and audit standards (frc.gov.bd)
Professional body for chartered accountants (www.icab.org.bd)
Professional body for cost and management accountants (icmab.gov.bd)
Income tax, VAT and customs laws, circulars and FAQs (nbr.gov.bd)
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All information on this page, such as the scope of work, document lists, estimated times, legal deadlines and procedures, is general guidance only. It can change with the client's situation, the type and complexity of the work, government procedures, changes in law and regulations, and over time. It is not a contract, promise or guarantee, and no legal liability for BCSC arises from it. The scope, timeline and fee of each engagement are agreed separately, in writing, after discussion.