JusticeSure
    Accounting & Bookkeeping

    Clean books, accurate accounts — without hiring a full-time accountant

    JusticeSure does the bookkeeping automatically from your invoices and expenses, generates IFRS-compliant financial statements, and links your accounts directly to your NRS tax obligations.

    Auto double-entry bookkeeping P&L, balance sheet, cash flow NRS tax-linked Auditor access

    Everything your Nigerian business needs for accurate accounts

    Automatic bookkeeping

    Every invoice, payment, and expense creates correct double-entry journal entries automatically — no accounting knowledge needed.

    Profit & Loss Statement

    See your revenue, COGS, gross profit, and net profit for any period — monthly, quarterly, or annually.

    Balance Sheet

    Your assets, liabilities, and equity at any date — IFRS-compliant and ready for your auditor or the bank.

    Cash Flow Statement

    Track operating, investing, and financing cash flows so you never run out of cash without warning.

    Bank reconciliation

    Import your bank statement and reconcile it against your books — catching discrepancies before they become problems.

    NRS tax link

    Your accounting figures feed directly into VAT, PAYE, and CIT calculations — no re-entering data for tax filings.

    Built for Nigerian accounting realities

    Nigerian businesses face unique accounting challenges — naira volatility, WHT credit tracking, multi-currency imports, and CAC/NRS reporting. JusticeSure handles them all.

    Withholding tax credit tracking

    Track WHT credit notes received from clients and apply them to your CIT liability at year-end — eliminating the common reconciliation headache.

    Multi-currency & FX accounting

    Record USD, EUR, and GBP transactions at the transaction-date rate per IAS 21. Period-end retranslation and FX gain/loss recognition handled automatically.

    Multi-entity & consolidated accounts

    Manage separate books for multiple legal entities under one account. Ideal for Nigerian holding companies and group structures.

    Auditor-ready export

    Export your trial balance, ledgers, and financial statements in formats your ICAN or ANAN auditor can work with directly.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Accounting questions from Nigerian business owners

    Yes. You can invite your accountant, bookkeeper, or external auditor with a dedicated access role that gives them read access to your financial records without allowing them to modify transactions. This eliminates the back-and-forth of exporting data and sending files — your accountant works directly in the platform. ICAN and ANAN-certified accountants already use JusticeSure across their SME client portfolios.

    JusticeSure records multi-currency transactions using the exchange rate at the date of the transaction (consistent with IAS 21 — Effects of Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates). Unrealised foreign exchange gains and losses are tracked separately. At period-end, monetary items denominated in foreign currency are retranslated at the closing rate, with any exchange differences recognised in the P&L. This is important for Nigerian exporters, importers, and businesses with USD or GBP bank accounts.

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    Accurate books — without the accountant's bill

    JusticeSure does your bookkeeping automatically and keeps your accounts audit-ready every day of the year.

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    Is JusticeSure accounting compliant with Nigerian accounting standards?

    Yes. JusticeSure follows the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) as adopted by the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRCN), which apply to all Nigerian companies. For smaller businesses, it also accommodates the IFRS for SMEs standard. All financial statements — P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow — are structured to meet Nigerian statutory reporting requirements and are audit-ready for submission to statutory auditors.

    Does JusticeSure do automatic bookkeeping from my invoices and expenses?

    Yes. Every invoice you issue, every payment you receive, and every expense you record automatically creates the correct double-entry bookkeeping entries in the background. You do not need to be an accountant to use JusticeSure — the platform handles the debit/credit entries, chart of accounts categorisation, and month-end closing entries automatically. Your accountant or auditor can review a clean, accurate ledger at any time.

    What financial statements does JusticeSure generate?

    JusticeSure generates all three core financial statements: (1) Profit & Loss Statement (Income Statement) — showing revenue, cost of goods sold, gross profit, operating expenses, and net profit for any period you choose; (2) Balance Sheet — showing your assets, liabilities, and equity at any date; (3) Cash Flow Statement — showing where cash came from and how it was spent. These can be exported as PDF or Excel for submission to your auditor, bank, or the Nigerian Revenue Service.

    How does JusticeSure accounting connect to NRS tax compliance?

    JusticeSure's accounting module feeds directly into the tax compliance module. Your revenue figures, allowable expenses, and VAT collected/paid are automatically pulled into your VAT return calculations, PAYE schedules, and CIT (Companies Income Tax) computation. This eliminates the risk of discrepancies between your accounting records and your tax filings — a common trigger for NRS tax audits.

    Can I manage accounting for multiple companies or subsidiaries?

    Yes. JusticeSure's multi-entity feature lets you manage separate sets of books for multiple legal entities (companies, subsidiaries, or branches) under one login. Intercompany transactions are tracked and eliminated correctly for consolidated reporting. This is ideal for Nigerian holding companies, group structures, and businesses with multiple incorporated entities operating across different sectors.

    Does JusticeSure support bank reconciliation for Nigerian bank accounts?

    Yes. You can import your bank statement (or connect via open banking where supported) and reconcile it against your recorded transactions. JusticeSure flags unmatched bank entries — helping you catch bank charges, unrecorded receipts, or duplicate payments. Bank reconciliation is a mandatory step for clean year-end accounts and is routinely requested by NRS auditors.

    Can my accountant or auditor access JusticeSure?

    Yes. You can invite your accountant, bookkeeper, or external auditor with a dedicated access role that gives them read access to your financial records without allowing them to modify transactions. This eliminates the back-and-forth of exporting data and sending files — your accountant works directly in the platform. ICAN and ANAN-certified accountants already use JusticeSure across their SME client portfolios.

    How are foreign currency transactions handled in the accounts?

    JusticeSure records multi-currency transactions using the exchange rate at the date of the transaction (consistent with IAS 21 — Effects of Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates). Unrealised foreign exchange gains and losses are tracked separately. At period-end, monetary items denominated in foreign currency are retranslated at the closing rate, with any exchange differences recognised in the P&L. This is important for Nigerian exporters, importers, and businesses with USD or GBP bank accounts.