Pay anyone, in seconds
Rickshaw fare, tea, the DESCO bill or the landlord: no supplier record needed for everyday spending.
Record rent, salaries, utilities, conveyance and every other cost in under a minute, with the receipt attached and VAT treated the way NBR expects. Income that is not a sale, such as rent received, scrap sales or a cash incentive, lives in the same place.
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How it works
A practical workflow your team can follow without adding disconnected spreadsheets or repeated data entry.
Pick a category, enter the amount and how it was paid: cash, bank, bKash or Nagad. Pay anyone without first setting them up as a supplier.
Take a photo of the bill or attach the PDF. It stays with the expense and is visible only to your business.
VAT is claimed only when the supplier gave a Mushak-6.3; otherwise it stays part of the cost. Any VDS or AIT to keep back is worked out before you save.
See spending by category and month, what is still to pay and the VAT claimed, next to the other income the business received.
What you get
Every taka spent or received outside sales and purchases is categorised, backed by a document and already in the books, the VAT return and the profit and loss.
Rickshaw fare, tea, the DESCO bill or the landlord: no supplier record needed for everyday spending.
Input VAT is claimed only against the supplier's 6.3 and flows into the Mushak-6.1 register and the 9.1 return.
For withholding entities, the amount to keep back and the net to pay are shown before the expense is saved.
A photo or PDF of the bill is attached to the expense itself, not kept in a drawer.
Rent received, scrap sales, commission and incentives, with output VAT and the tax a payer deducted.
Rent, internet and salaries post on schedule; bills that change, like electricity, remind you when they are due.
Feature details
Understand the main workflow, what belongs inside it and how each capability supports accurate daily work.
Main feature item
Record spending while the details are fresh.
What it includes
4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of expenses & other income organized.
Included sub-items
Category, amount and the account it was paid from: cash, bank, bKash or Nagad.
Pay a rickshaw puller, the landlord or DESCO without creating a supplier first.
Spread a single bill across several expense categories.
Leave a supplier's bill due and settle it later from Make Payments.
Main feature item
Claim what NBR allows, and nothing more.
What it includes
4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of expenses & other income organized.
Included sub-items
Input VAT is claimed only when the VAT-registered supplier issued a 6.3; its number is kept.
Without a 6.3 the VAT becomes part of the expense, so nothing is over-claimed.
Withholding is calculated from your rules and the payee is paid the net amount.
Claimed VAT appears in the Mushak-6.1 purchase register and the 9.1 return.
Main feature item
Money in that is not a sale.
What it includes
4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of expenses & other income organized.
Included sub-items
Rent received, scrap sales, commission, insurance claims, export cash incentives, or your own.
Taxable income such as rent or scrap carries VAT into the 6.2 register and the 9.1 return.
VDS and AIT kept back by a tenant or bank are recorded as credits you can claim.
Attach the money receipt or bank advice to each entry.
Main feature item
From scattered receipts to clear cost insight.
What it includes
4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of expenses & other income organized.
Included sub-items
Spend by category and month, VAT claimed, and what is still to pay or overdue.
Find any expense by payee, category, account, VAT treatment or 6.3 number.
Fixed bills post on schedule, varying ones remind you when due (Enterprise).
Voiding reverses the journal, the VAT and any withholding, and stays on record.
Create a clearer workflow and give your team information they can understand and trust.