Recurring series engine
Create a monthly, quarterly or annual series with a due rule — 'day D of the month, N months after each period ends' — and T4Suite generates each instance on schedule.
Compliance calendar
Every recurring filing, on its real due date
The work that sinks a practice isn't the big audit — it's the hundred recurring filings that each slip by a day: GST returns, TDS and TCS returns, ROC filings. T4Suite lets you set a return up once as a series, with the due rule that governs it, and then every instance appears on the calendar on the date it's actually due.
The compliance calendar is a live lens over those recurring instances, scoped to the entity handling them — so nobody has to remember what's next.
One calendar, every client
The compliance calendar rolls up every recurring instance across your clients into one month view, scoped to the active legal entity.
Financial-year aware
Tasks and series are tagged by the Indian financial year (April–March) and shown as 'FY 2025-26', so the work lines up with how your firm actually reports.
From filing to bill
Each recurring instance runs the full job lifecycle — costed, completed and billed like any other engagement — so recurring work is tracked money, not a free-floating reminder.
Questions firms ask
How does the compliance calendar get populated?
From the recurring series you set up. Define a series once with its due rule and T4Suite generates each period's instance on its real due date; the calendar is a live view over those instances.
Can we run monthly, quarterly and annual returns?
Yes. Series support monthly, quarterly and annual cycles, each with a due rule that sets when the filing is due after the period ends.
Is the calendar separated by entity?
Yes. Like everything in T4Suite, the compliance calendar is scoped to the active legal entity, so each entity's recurring work stays its own.