Every part of the practice, in one system
ComplySquare covers statutory compliance end to end — from the rulebook that decides what applies, to the export a partner asks for on a Friday evening.
Compliance tracker
One tracker for every category — GST, TDS and TCS, income tax, ROC — rather than a page per category.
- Filter by financial year, period, category and type, and save the views your team actually works from.
- A row opens in a drawer with the full record behind it: the period, the rule that dated it, the status, the assignee, and everything that has happened to it.
- Backlog cleanup is one gesture — filter to what no longer applies, select everything matching, and mark it.
- Up to two thousand rows in a single confirmed step, with one audit entry recording exactly what was matched and what changed.
Clients and registrations
A client record holds what the compliance engine reads from, so changing a fact changes what is due.
- Entity type, registrations with their effective dates, key people, and the facts that change from one financial year to the next.
- Companies, LLPs, partnerships, trusts and individuals, each with the obligations its own form attracts.
- Clients can be grouped, and the group travels into filters and exports — so a family of entities is worked and reported as one.
Notices and appeal chains
A notice is not an event. It is the start of something, and the product keeps the something.
- The proceeding keeps its own timeline in forum order — assessing officer, CIT(A), ITAT, High Court, Supreme Court.
- Every notice, reply, order, appeal and hearing sits on the client whose matter it is.
- The next hearing and the last order are in the same place, with the running demand beside them.
Tasks
Not every piece of work is a statutory filing.
- Ad-hoc work, assigned and dated, in the same worklist as the compliance that prompted it.
- Attach a task to a client, or keep it firm-internal.
Reports and exports
Pick an entity, apply the filters you already use, tick the columns you want.
- Excel or PDF, built from the same filters the tracker uses — never a second definition of the same question.
- The row count is shown before the download runs, so an export never surprises you with what it contained.
- You see exactly what you are allowed to see: the export is scoped by the same rules as the screen.
See it against your own book
A demo runs on your clients and your obligations, not a sample dataset.