What CA firms use CABookkeeper for
Each page is one real job, with the steps in the app, what it doesn't do, and short answers.
- Import a bank statement into Tally Prime without typing
Turn a PDF, Excel or CSV bank statement into checked Tally vouchers with ledgers suggested and learned per client. Free for your first 3 months.
- GSTR-2B reconciliation with ITC at risk in rupees
Match GSTR-2B with the books, even when invoice numbers are written differently, and see ITC at risk and unclaimed in rupees. Free for 3 months.
- A compliance calendar for every client of your CA firm
Every client's GST, TDS, advance tax, ITR, PF, ESI, PT and ROC due dates built from a short profile, with reminders. Free for 3 months.
- How to track GST due dates for many clients at once
See every client's GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, IFF and PMT-06 dates on one screen, monthly and QRMP, with reminders 3 days before. Free for 3 months.
- Find missed TDS and prepare the 26Q working from the books
Flag payments where TDS looks due, book the journal in one click, download the 26Q working and match Form 26AS. Free for your first 3 months.
- Prepare PF ECR, ESI and PT from one payroll register
Upload one payroll register and get the PF ECR file, ESI, professional tax and salary TDS drafts, reviewed maker-checker. Free for 3 months.
- Draft a reply to a GST or income-tax notice
Paste a DRC-01C, ASMT-10 or 143(1)(a) notice and get a reply drafted with the client's own figures, for the CA to review. Free for 3 months.
- Pick the right ITR form and due date for every client
A short taxpayer profile gives the ITR form, due date, audit and presumptive checks and the services to start, for every kind of client. Free 3 months.
- Bill every filing: GST invoices for CA firm fees
Filed work waits as “not billed” with your fee rates; raise GST invoices, record payments and send overdue reminders. Free for 3 months.
- A Suvit (Vyapar TaxOne) alternative for CA firms
Bookkeeping into Tally plus the whole practice — calendar, filings, review and billing. Free for 3 months, then at cost vs ₹10,000 a year.