Monthly close ledger · Ukraine

Your monthly close, kept on the record.

Outsourced corporate bookkeeping for companies in Ukraine. Every month ends with a closed ledger, a management report, and a document folder you can open yourself.

Printed monthly management report pages next to labelled document folders on a desk
Corporate bookkeeping Management reporting Document archive Kyiv · remote across Ukraine

Monthly close cadence

Five ordered steps from first document to signed close

Every month runs the same sequence. Each step carries a deadline and a named owner, so you always know what is due and who is holding it.

  1. 01

    Document intake and bank reconciliation

    Statements, invoices and contracts are filed into the period folder and matched against bank movement.

    Due by the 3rd business dayOwner: Bookkeeping lead

  2. 02

    Ledger entries, accruals and currency differences

    Transactions are posted, accruals and rate differences recorded, and the trial balance rebuilt.

    Due by the 6th business dayOwner: Senior accountant

  3. 03

    Reconciliation review and open items

    Balance sheet accounts are reconciled and every unresolved item is logged with its own owner.

    Due by the 9th business dayOwner: Review accountant

  4. 04

    Management report pack

    Profit and loss, balance sheet, cash position and variance notes are prepared as internal decision support.

    Due by the 12th business dayOwner: Reporting lead

  5. 05

    Client review and close sign-off

    You review the pack, open questions are answered, and the month is signed off and archived.

    Due by the 15th business dayOwner: Managing director and client

Filing rules for each step sit on the process page. To walk your own month against this list, request a close review.

What you get

A ruled list of reports, documents, and the person accountable for each.

Every line below is issued on the monthly close and filed under a period and retention label. The matrix is confirmed in the engagement letter before the first close, so the deliverable set stays fixed instead of being renegotiated each month.

Book a close audit
Monthly close deliverables, outputs, source documents, owners, and cadence
Deliverable Output Primary document Owner Cadence
Monthly management pack P&L, balance sheet, cash position Trial balance export Lead accountant By the 10th
Variance notes Written commentary on movements above 5% Ledger comparison Lead accountant Monthly
Document register Indexed folder tree by year and month Filed source documents Bookkeeper Continuous
Reconciliation file Bank, card, and intercompany matches Bank statements Bookkeeper Monthly
Compliance calendar Deadlines and filing status Tax and statistical filings Managing Director Quarterly
Open items log Unresolved questions and their owners Client query thread Lead accountant Weekly

Bookkeeping services only. No legal advice, statutory audit, or guaranteed compliance with all laws and regulations.

Compliance file room

Every document has a period, a type and a retention label.

Files are grouped by year, then by month. Each folder carries a retention label and a filing status, so a review request is answered from the tree rather than from a search through email threads.

Retention labels follow the document type. Statutory periods depend on the entity and are confirmed during the scope review; filing discipline is not a substitute for legal or audit advice.

See how documents are filed each month

Sample deliverable

The monthly management report, page by page

An anonymised extract from a completed close. Figures are restated for a generic entity; column order, labels and variance notes match what the client receives.

Profit and loss summary

Period: 01-31 Mar
LineMar, UAHFeb, UAHVar.
Revenue1,284,5001,190,200+7.9%
Cost of services742,100731,800+1.4%
Gross profit542,400458,400+18.3%
Operating expenses318,900305,600+4.4%
Net result223,500152,800+46.3%

Variance notes

  • Revenue +7.9% Two retainer invoices issued 27 Feb were settled in March and recognised in the current period.
  • Gross profit +18.3% Contractor costs held flat while billable hours rose, so margin widened by 3.1 points.
  • Open item One supplier invoice for 14,200 UAH is awaiting the signed act; it is booked as accrued, not paid.

Scope boundaries

What the monthly close covers, and where our work stops

We keep corporate bookkeeping, management reporting and document organization. We do not replace your lawyer, your auditor or your bank. The lines below are the ones we hold to every month, stated plainly so nobody has to guess.

Inside the scope

Bookkeeping
Transaction recording, account reconciliation and a signed monthly close.
Management reports
Profit and loss, balance sheet, cash position, variance notes and open items commentary.
Document room
Folders by year, month, document type and retention label, kept review-ready.
Deadline tracking
A visible close date, owner initials and the next pending item on every month.

Outside the scope

Legal advice
Contract review, tax positions and representation stay with your counsel.
Statutory audit
We prepare the file for review but never sign an audit opinion.
Guaranteed compliance
We organize evidence to support review requests; we cannot certify that every law is met.

Your side of the rail

  • Send primary documents by the agreed cut-off date.
  • Name one person who can approve the close.
  • Flag unusual transactions before the period is locked.

When a question falls outside this line, we say so in writing and point to the right specialist. Send a scope question, or read the document readiness checklist before your first close.

Next step


Review one month before you commit to a year.

Send a single month of records. We rebuild the close, hand you the management report, and mark exactly where the file has gaps.

  1. 01Send one month. Bank statements, sales and purchase documents, plus any working papers you already keep.
  2. 02We rebuild the close. Postings, reconciliations, and a profit and loss with balance sheet for that period.
  3. 03You get a written scope. Monthly fee, close date, report set, and the documents we expect each month.