Order deposits and final payments
Keep order references with invoices and payment evidence. Match receipts against bank statements; receivables lists are included in Small and Growth packages.
MONTHLY BOOK CLOSING · PRINTING & PACKAGING
Monthly Bookkeeping for Printing Businesses
Print orders can involve deposits, final invoices, material purchases, and finishing work from vendors. Match order references, sales records, cost evidence, and bank statements so receipts and expenses can be reviewed against their documents.
The free check covers VAT invoice samples for PKP businesses; it is not a book-closing trial.
MONTH-END RECORDS
Book-closing issues specific to Printing & Packaging
Paper, ink, and material purchases
Match supplier invoices and payment evidence with purchase records so material costs can be traced during month-end close.
Finishing costs and order corrections
Keep evidence for finishing costs, vendor work, cancellations, or corrections with the related order reference so changes are easier to review.
Monthly packages cover transaction recording and categorisation, bank reconciliation, simple adjusting entries, profit and loss, a balance sheet, and a one-page summary. Inventory valuation is outside the standard scope.
Management reports are not an audit. Tax return filing and tax payment are not included.
THREE BOOK-CLOSING PACKAGES
Choose by monthly transaction volume
Prices are final without VAT. Minimum contract is 3 months; payment is in advance each month.
Micro Book Closingup to 50 transactions · 1 bank account or e-wallet
Rp750,000/ month
Profit and loss, a balance sheet, and a one-page summary. Receivables and payables lists are not included.
Small Book Closingup to 150 transactions · 2 accounts
Rp1,500,000/ month
All Micro outputs, plus receivables and payables lists.
Growth Book Closingup to 300 transactions · 4 accounts
Rp2,500,000/ month
All Small outputs, plus simple cash flow and a 30-minute review each month.
BOOK-CLOSING FAQ
Packages, records, and delivery
How do I choose a package and how long is the contract?
Choose by monthly transactions and bank accounts/e-wallets: Micro up to 50 transactions and 1 account, Small up to 150 and 2 accounts, Growth up to 300 and 4 accounts. Minimum 3 months; paid monthly in advance; final price without VAT.
What records should I prepare and send?
Prepare bank statements (PDF/CSV), sales and purchase lists with invoices, evidence of large expenses, and opening balances or the latest report. Catch-up bookkeeping is separate; list records missing for the first discussion.
When is complete data due and how long does closing take?
Send complete data by the 5th of the following month; draft reports arrive by the 15th of the following month. Questions are answered within 1 business day.
How do we share records privately and keep them confidential?
Agree on a private channel and who may receive and access records before sending files. Share only what is needed and redact unrelated details. This website does not accept business document uploads. Never send bank/Coretax passwords, OTP codes or passphrases.
What do I receive each month?
Every package includes transaction recording, bank reconciliation, simple adjustments, profit and loss, a balance sheet, and a one-page summary with 3 notes. Small and Growth add receivables/payables; Growth adds simple cash flow and a 30-minute monthly review.
Is monthly tax work included in this price?
Tax filing and payment are excluded. With draft-only VAT support, Neracia prepares files; you upload, review, sign, and submit them in Coretax yourself, then pay the tax. Neracia does not request account access, passwords, authorization codes, or OTPs.
Are these reports an audit?
No. These are internal management reports, not an audit opinion or assurance. Figures are prepared from your documents and checked by a person before handover; this is an operator self-check. Software implementation is also not included.
Start with the records you already have
Share the latest bank statements, sales and purchase records, invoices, and opening balances for a scope discussion.