Business or personal, decided once
Mark transactions as business or personal and see the split in one report.
Freelancing means lumpy income, mixed accounts and a tax season that arrives all at once. SpendixAI keeps the records tidy as you go.


Mark transactions as business or personal and see the split in one report.
Give categories a GST rate and ITC-eligible and tax-deductible settings so estimates are ready when you need them.
See money in against money out month by month, with a running balance.
Four small steps, once a month.
Decide when a transaction appears, or at least once a week.
Give business categories their GST rate, ITC eligibility and tax-deductible settings.
Compare money in with money out each month, and keep a buffer for thin months.
Run the GST and deduction reports for the period and download them for your CA.
Each one is answered by a report in the Report library, built from your own transactions.
Open the “Business vs personal” report.
Open the “GST and ITC-eligible spend” report.
Open the “Tax-deductible expenses” report.
Open the “Net cash flow” report.
Open the “Foreign-currency spend” report.
Yes. Mark each transaction as business or personal, and transactions you have not confirmed show as Unclassified until you decide.
Reports download as CSV, and the Export centre has templates for Tally, Zoho Books and QuickBooks.
No. Its GST and deduction figures are estimates to check against your invoices. Your CA decides what can be claimed.

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