Country, currency, fiscal year and time zone

What it is

You choose your company's country when you sign up. For a company in India, CorpHands shows amounts in rupees (₹) with Indian digit grouping (₹1,00,000), uses India Standard Time (UTC+05:30) for activity times and reports, and follows a financial year from April to March.

The country also sets the list prices you are offered and how invoices treat tax. We invoice from abroad, so no GST is added to our invoices; GST-registered companies pay it under reverse charge. The interface is in English. Hindi is planned.

What you can use it for

• Record budgets, CSR spending and receipts in rupees.
• Group reports, budgets and the CSR obligation by financial year (for example 2026-27).
• Change the month your fiscal year starts if your company uses a different year.
• Add your GSTIN so it is printed on our invoices to you. CorpHands checks its format (15 characters).
• Use India time for activity times, reminders and audit-log filters.

How to do it

Check your country and GSTIN

1. Open SettingsGo to CSR workspace → Settings.
2. Company profileIn Company profile, check that Country is India and enter your GSTIN.
3. SaveSelect Save.

Set the fiscal year

1. Open ReportingIn Settings, find Reporting. It shows the current year.
2. Choose the start monthUnder Fiscal year starts in, keep the country default (April) or pick another month.
3. SaveSave. Every report, budget and the CSR compliance page now group your data by this year.

Tips and good practice

• Set the fiscal year before you record budgets and spending, because changing it changes how every report groups your data.
• Each invoice keeps its own currency and prints in it.
• The website has an India version at /in with prices in rupees.
• Country notes on the website are general information, not legal or tax advice. Check local rules with your advisers.

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