AU desk · Accounting
The ATO, ASIC, and India consolidation all want the same story. Monthly books that close on time are cheaper than reconstructing a year at company-tax time.
What the accounting file covers
Monthly books
Ledgers, bank recs, and a close that an Australian accountant can use for the tax return and, where required, financial reports.
Management accounts
A pack Indian directors can read each month — not only a year-end surprise.
Process outsourcing
Accounts payable and receivable, expense control, and finance operations for Australian subsidiaries of Indian groups.
Year-end support
Trial balance, schedules, and evidence the Australian partner needs for the ATO return and any ASIC reports.
What we typically keep current
- Bank, sales, and purchase ledgers
- GST workings where the company is registered
- Payroll journals if STP applies
- Fixed-asset and related-party schedules
- A year-end file the Australian accountant and India consolidator can both use
Where an Australian statutory audit is required, an Australian auditor signs locally. We keep the books in a form that auditor, ATO, and India group reporting can use.
Australia Accounting & Outsourcing FAQs
No. Reports and tax returns that must be signed locally are executed with an Australian accounting partner. PJRJ prepares the numbers and keeps India reporting on the same facts.
Discuss your Accounting requirements
Speak with a PJRJ Australia desk partner — we respond within one business day.