The registers the law requires
The accounting law requires every company to keep three mandatory registers: the Journal (chronological recording), the Inventory register (inventoried assets and liabilities) and the General ledger (the status of each account). Their absence or incorrect keeping is penalised and creates problems at any audit.
What we do for you
- Preparing the Journal;
- Preparing the Inventory register based on the stocktake;
- Generating the General ledger by accounts;
- Numbering and keeping per the rules;
- Archiving for the legal periods.
Why it matters
These registers are the official memory of accounting. At a tax audit they are among the first requested. We keep them correctly and completely.
Frequently asked questions
The Journal, the Inventory register and the General ledger. We prepare and keep them per the accounting law.
Accounting registers are usually kept for 10 years, some documents for different periods. We ensure correct archiving.
Yes, under the conditions set by law. We generate and keep them in the accepted form, ready to present at an audit.