Writing
Working notes on Bangladesh accounting
Mushak challans, landed cost, deduction at source and the ledger structures underneath them — written for the people who have to get these right, not for search engines.
Moving from Tally: the keyboard shortcuts that work the same
Accountants who know Tally Prime can keep their keyboard habits in eSolverBooks. Which keys work the same, what is different, and how to plan the first week.
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Choosing accounting software in Bangladesh: a buyer's checklist
How to choose accounting software for a Bangladeshi business: the questions to ask about VAT, LC, bKash, support and data, plus how to run a fair trial.
Accounting
Invoice numbering, credit notes and sales returns: doing it properly
Set up invoice numbering, credit notes and returns the right way: unbroken sequences, linked adjustments and clean VAT records for Bangladeshi businesses.
Operations
Budgeting for a small manufacturer: how to build and use budget vs actual
A step-by-step guide for small Bangladeshi manufacturers: build a simple budget, track budget vs actual monthly, and respond to variances before they hurt.
Banking
Post-dated cheques (PDC) and bounced cheques: how to track and account for them
How to record, track and follow up post-dated cheques and bounced cheques in a Bangladeshi business, with clear accounting entries and control habits.
Inventory
Stock counts and valuation for traders: FIFO vs weighted average explained
How to run a stock count, handle differences and choose between FIFO and weighted average valuation, with a simple worked example for Bangladeshi traders.
Accounting
Credit control for Bangladeshi businesses: aging, collections and credit limits
Late-paying customers drain cash. Learn how to read a receivables aging report, set customer credit limits and run a collections routine that works.
Operations
Month-end close for a trading business: a 10-step checklist
A practical month-end close checklist for Bangladeshi traders and wholesalers: cut-off, bank and wallet reconciliation, stock, VAT, receivables and review.
Import & LC
Import costing from LC opening to cost per unit: a worked example
Follow an imported consignment from LC opening to final cost per unit: what to include, how to allocate freight and duty, and when to finalise the cost.
Import & LC
Garment (RMG) accounting basics: BTB LC, cash incentive and landed cost
RMG accounting in Bangladesh explained for owners and accountants: back-to-back LC, export proceeds, cash incentive and how to cost imported fabric properly.
Accounting
Closing the books for the July–June financial year: a year-end checklist
A practical year-end close checklist for Bangladeshi businesses on the July-June financial year: cut-off, stock, receivables, accruals and reports.
Banking
How to reconcile bKash and Nagad collections with your books
Mobile wallet payments rarely match your sales ledger one-to-one. Learn how to reconcile bKash and Nagad merchant statements, fees and settlements cleanly.
Bangladesh VAT
BIN vs e-TIN in Bangladesh: what each number is for and where to use it
BIN or e-TIN? Learn the difference between the two NBR identification numbers, who needs which, and where each appears on invoices, challans and returns.
Bangladesh VAT
VAT input credit (rebate) in Bangladesh: how it works and the mistakes that cost money
Understand VAT input credit in Bangladesh: how rebate works, which documents you need, and the common mistakes that lead to lost claims or audit queries.
Bangladesh VAT
How to file Mushak-9.1 step by step: a monthly VAT return checklist
A practical Mushak-9.1 monthly VAT return walkthrough for Bangladeshi businesses: what to gather, how to reconcile, and what to check before the 15th.
Bangladesh VAT
Mushak 6.3: when you must issue one, and what goes wrong
A practical explanation of the Mushak 6.3 VAT challan — who issues it, when, what it must contain, and the mistakes that cause trouble at audit.
Accounting foundations
Designing a chart of accounts for a Bangladesh trading business
How to structure a general ledger that produces useful management reports and a filable VAT return, without ending up with 400 accounts nobody uses.
Import & LC
What your imported goods actually cost
Invoice value is not landed cost. How to collect freight, duty, insurance, port and clearing charges and allocate them properly, so margin is real.
Bangladesh VAT
VDS and TDS: who deducts, how much, and what you must issue
Deduction at source is an obligation on the payer, not the supplier. What happens when you get it wrong, and how to make it hard to get wrong.
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