Hand your CA a year, not a folder.
Five views over one reconciled ledger — P&L, income by client, expenses by category, GST summary, TDS ledger. Export the whole financial year in one file, Tally and ITR-4 ready.
Five ways to read
the same numbers.
One dataset, five lenses — so the question you have is always one tab away.
4 KPIs, this period vs last, cash-flow strip
Your profit, the way
the return wants it.
Invoices and platform income on one side, expenses on the other, net profit at the bottom — and a 44ADA toggle (now s.58(2) Sl. 3 of the Income-tax Act 2025) that drops it to the 50% presumptive figure your return starts from. Group the whole thing by client or by project.
Hand it over
in their format.
No “can you send it differently?” email. HourSlip exports the three files an Indian practice runs on.
Import straight into Tally — the ledger software in nearly every CA’s office.
A 44ADA-aware income summary lined up for the Sugam (ITR-4) return, where your income qualifies for that form.
The full statement for any spreadsheet, for any date range.
Slice it however
you file.
Week, month, quarter, full year, or a custom range — switch financial years, and share a slice by URL when your CA asks for “just October”.
Reports, in plain terms.
What freelancers ask us before they take HourSlip to their accountant.
- Five tabs over one dataset — Overview (KPIs and cash flow), Money (your P&L with revenue and expense breakdowns), Clients, Projects, and Time.
- Yes — Tally XML to import into Tally, an ITR-4 CSV income summary, and a P&L CSV for any spreadsheet. (Filing GST? GSTR-1, 3B and 4 export from the GST workspace.)
- Toggle Section 44ADA and the taxable figure drops to the 50% presumptive amount your ITR-4 is built on; the export carries that through.
- Pick week, month, quarter, full year, or a custom range, switch financial years, and share the exact window by URL — handy when your CA asks for one quarter.
- Yes — invoiced income, platform income and expenses are combined into one P&L, so the net profit reflects everything.
- The dashboard is your at-a-glance home screen; Reports is the deep, filterable, exportable view you take to your accountant.
- Reports is a Pro feature.
