For online sellers
Sell on Amazon, Flipkart or your own site? Your bank balance is not your sales.
Every online seller hits the same wall: the marketplace pays you one lump, and it never matches what you sold. Commission, shipping, returns and tax collected by the platform all come off before the money lands. Books built from bank credits alone get your sales wrong and your margin wrong. We match every payout back to the orders inside it. We claim the tax the marketplace collected from you. Then we file GST on the numbers that survive that check.
- Every filing is checked before you approve it
- A reply the same working day
- One fixed fee a month
What is different for you
What a general accounting page will not tell you.
Marketplaces collect tax from you at source.
Amazon, Flipkart and other platforms deduct TCS on your sales and report it against your GST number. That money is yours to claim. It comes back only if someone claims it.
Your payout has to be matched back to sales.
Commission, shipping, penalties and returns are taken off before the money lands. Books built from bank credits understate your sales and overstate your margin.
Returns need a credit note.
A credit note is the document that cancels a sale in your GST records. A return without one leaves you paying GST on a sale that came back. In a high-return category that is real money every month.
Stock in another state usually means GST there.
If a warehouse in another state holds your stock, you usually need a GST registration in that state too. Sellers find this out late.
Selling online removes the turnover limit.
Selling through a marketplace usually means GST registration from the first sale, whatever your turnover.
Cash on delivery arrives late and in a lump.
Matching one COD payment back to the orders inside it is the slowest job in an online seller's month, and the one most often skipped.
What we do for you
Every month, this is what we take over.
- We match every payout. Marketplace and payment gateway payouts matched back to orders. Your sales figure is your sales, not your bank credits.
- We claim your TCS. Matched against what the platform reported, so it reduces your next GST payment instead of sitting unclaimed.
- Returns and credit notes, every month. So you are not paying tax on goods that came back.
- GST filed in every state you are registered in. Not only your home state.
- The rest of your filings. Books, TDS, income tax, ROC where it applies, and notices. We run all of it as your finance team, for one fixed fee.
If your books are built from bank credits, your margin is wrong. Usually by a lot.
Software does the routine work. Our team reviews every return. You approve, then we file. How it works
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The filings that matter most for you.
Questions
Things people in your position ask.
Do I need GST registration to sell on Amazon or Flipkart?
Usually yes, from the first sale. Selling through a marketplace normally needs registration whatever your turnover. The limit that protects a small offline shop does not protect an online seller. We check this before you list. Registering after you have started selling is the harder route.
What is TCS on marketplace sales, and do I get it back?
The marketplace collects a small percentage of your net sales as tax and reports it against your GST number. It is not a cost. It sits in your GST cash ledger and reduces what you pay on your next return, but only if someone matches it and claims it. We claim it on every return.
Do I need GST registration in every state where I store stock?
If your goods sit in a warehouse in another state, you usually need a registration there too. This is the most common surprise for a brand that joins a national fulfilment programme. Tell us where your stock sits and we will tell you where you need to be registered.
Can you work with my Shopify and marketplace data?
Yes. Export it, or give us access, and we take it as it is. Nothing to install.