From the developer’s desk.
Practical reading for the people who chase collections, manage commitments and keep the developer office moving.
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A RERA quarter starts long before quarter-end.
A practical way to organise the records, people and exceptions behind the quarterly review.
Read the guideThree accounts. One traceable money trail.
Keep the bank movement, the accounting entry and the review evidence distinct.
Read the guideForm 3 begins with costs you can explain.
Why the cost proportion is only one part of the CA’s withdrawal certificate.
Read the guideTransit rent: the increase is simple. The schedule matters.
Compare fixed and compounding increases, then turn the agreement into a due-date ledger.
Read the guideFollow one booking all the way to the books.
A Rs 1.2 crore example showing the record handoffs a meaningful demo should prove.
Read the guideCompleted stage. Unraised demand. Invisible delay.
Build a reliable handoff between site progress and the installments accounts needs to bill.
Read the guideProperty TDS: keep the cash and the credit distinct.
A records-first guide, including the change from legacy 194-IA references to the 2025 Act.
Read the guideThe developer’s office, in plain English.
Forty useful terms across bookings, member commitments, collections, accounts and compliance.
Read the guideSee the workflow behind the guide.
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