Outsourcing Operations
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Outsourcing Operations
Komplytek believes outsourcing expert operations services can magnify the efficiency and output of your business as outsourcing has become the most prevalent business tool of the 21st Century. With a team of experienced professionals, we can help you in attaining brilliance in your finance, accounting, and compliance operations.
Komplytek provides unmatched quality service, custom-made solutions, and advanced technology without additional investment, security & privacy of your data with reduced overall cost, and faster turnaround time enabling you to focus on your core business activities.
1. Billing
Billing refers to the process of generating invoices or statements for goods or services provided by a business or individual to their clients or customers. The billing process is crucial to any business operation as it ensures timely payment for the products or services rendered.
Some key points related to billing are below:
– Invoice Generation: An invoice is a document that contains the specific details of the item sold or services rendered, along with the prices and applicable taxes and rates. It also includes the vendor’s details, payment terms, and methods.
– Billing Software: Billing software is the tool that helps automate invoice generation, keep track of outstanding payments, and provide reporting and analytics related to billing and revenue.
– Billing and Accounting: Billing is closely related to accounting processes, as invoices and payments are recorded in the company’s financial records.
– Compliance and Taxation: Billing should adhere to relevant legal and taxation requirements in the business’s jurisdiction. Invoices often include tax details such as GST charged on goods and services.
2. Accounts Receivable:
Accounts Receivable is a term used in accounting and finance to represent the amount of money owed to a business by its customers or clients for goods sold or services rendered on credit. When a company sells its products or provides services on credit, it generates an account receivable, as the payment for those goods or services is expected to be received in the future.
Have a look at the chart to understand the Accounts Receivable process:
3. Accounts Payable
Accounts payable is a term used in accounting and finance to represent the amount of money a business owes to its suppliers or vendors for goods or services received on credit. When a company receives goods or services on credit and is yet to make the payment, it creates accounts payable to track the outstanding amount.
4. Direct/Indirect tax computation and Return Filing:
Direct Tax Computation
Direct taxes are levied directly on individuals on entities and are typically based on their income, profits, or wealth. Direct tax computation includes the following:
– Income Tax Computation
– Corporate Tax Computation
– Capital Gain Tax Computation
– Wealth Tax Computation
– Tax Planning
– Tax Compliance
Indirect Tax Computation
Indirect taxes are taxes that are levied on goods and services at the point of consumption or sale. They are typically passed on to consumers by businesses, resulting in an indirect tax burden. Examples of Indirect taxes include Goods and Service Tax, and Sales Tax. Indirect tax computation services involve helping businesses calculate the amount of indirect tax they need to charge and remit to the government. Indirect Tax computation includes the following:
– VAT/GST Computation
– Sales Tax Computation
– Customs Duties Computation
– Excise Duty Computation
– Tax Compliance
– Tax Optimization.
