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MIS Reporting

MIS Reporting and Monthly Management Accounts

Turn your bookkeeping data into decision-grade dashboards. We deliver monthly MIS — P&L, cash flow, segment profitability, KPI dashboards and written variance commentary — so founders run the business by numbers, not by gut.

Regi Tom Antony's view

An MIS pack is only useful if someone acts on it. Keep it to the few numbers that drive decisions, deliver it on a fixed date each month, and add a short commentary on what changed and why.
— Regi Tom Antony, FCA, Managing Partner, Regi Tom Antony & Associates (est. 1997). Former Group CFO/COO for OSRAM/Siemens, Westcon and Comstor regional operations.

What's Included

Monthly P&L — actual vs. budget vs. prior period

Cash flow statement and 13-week rolling cash forecast

Balance sheet snapshot with working capital metrics

Department / product / segment-wise profitability

KPI dashboard — revenue, margin, DSO, DPO, inventory days, burn

Variance analysis with written CA commentary

Investor-ready monthly reporting pack (post-funding)

Our Process

STEP 1
Design

Agree KPIs, dashboard layout and reporting calendar with founder.

Week 1

STEP 2
Data Pipeline

Connect Tally / Zoho / QuickBooks and sales / payroll feeds.

Week 1–2

STEP 3
Monthly Close

Reconcile books, post adjustments and lock the period.

By 7th

STEP 4
Report Build

Generate MIS pack with commentary and variance highlights.

By 10th

STEP 5
Review Call

Founder / CFO review call on numbers, risks and decisions.

By 12th

Documents Required

  • Access to accounting software (Tally / Zoho / QuickBooks)
  • Annual operating budget / plan
  • Sales pipeline / CRM extracts (where relevant)
  • Payroll register and headcount data
  • Bank and credit card statements
  • GST returns and TDS challans
  • Loan, lease and EMI schedules

Key Statutory References

ItemReference
Books of AccountSection 128, Companies Act 2013
Accounting StandardsInd AS / AS / Schedule III
Internal ControlsSection 134(5)(e) — Director's Responsibility
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