TDS
TDS working papers, tied out and reviewed
TDS review means chasing vendor-wise deductions across the ledger and tying them back to expenses. Ruhu assembles that working paper for you and flags the gaps, so you spend your time on judgement, not data entry.
- Vendor-wise expense and TDS working paper per FY
- Tie-out to the profit and loss statement
- Short-deduction and missing-TDS flags for review
- Export-ready for your working-paper file
Vendor-wise, tied to the P&L
Ruhu builds an expense-and-TDS working paper per vendor for the financial year and ties it out to your profit and loss, so nothing is missed and the totals agree with your books.
Gaps flagged, not assumed
Where deduction looks short or missing against the nature of the expense, Ruhu flags it for your review with the underlying entries. It surfaces the question; the call is yours.
Review-ready output
The working paper exports cleanly for your file, with the source entries and the logic shown. Code does the arithmetic; a human signs off.
Frequently asked
What does Ruhu do for TDS?
It assembles a vendor-wise expense and TDS working paper for the year, ties it out to your P&L, and flags entries where deduction looks short or missing so you can review them.
Does Ruhu file TDS returns?
No. Ruhu prepares the computation and working paper for your review. Return filing remains with you, it is decision-support, not a filing service.
Is it suitable for a CA firm handling many clients?
Yes. The working-paper approach is built for practice review, and Ruhu supports working across multiple client books.
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