Your books.
Kaya mo ’to.
Income, expenses and journal entries.
Four books, kept together.
Made for Filipino small businesses.
Your little practice book
Try an entry. See Kaya light up.
| Entry | Received | Spent |
|---|---|---|
Just a sample. Nothing is saved or sent.
Less “I’ll do it later.”
More “already done.”
A small, friendly app for the books you actually keep.
Import statements. Export a backup. Keep a copy.
Four books.
A clearer place for everything.
Record a transaction once. The cash books and General Journal keep its source; the General Ledger brings postings together by account.
Money your business receives.
Record a customer payment here. In this sample sale, the cash debit and sales credit stay together in the receipts book.
Scroll across to see every column
| Date | Received from | Ref. | Cash · Dr | Sales · Cr |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 2 | Sample customer | 4010 | 250.00 | 250.00 |
Illustrative entries in pesos. Sample account codes and page references.
A little lost?
You’re in good company.
The guides are still here. Still free. Still human.
A few good questions.
What does TAXKAYA help me do?
Record income, expenses and balanced journal entries. Keep Cash Receipts, Cash Disbursements, General Journal and General Ledger pages together, ready to use as a guide for your physical books.
Do I need an account?
The mobile app works without an account. Your entries are stored on your device. Export a backup and keep a separate copy somewhere safe.
Can I use my own book layout?
Yes. Match each book’s lines and starting page to your physical booklet. Cash books have configurable money columns; the General Journal uses debit and credit columns, and the General Ledger has separate pages for each account.
Do I enter the same transaction in every book?
No. Record a cash receipt or payment in its cash book, and use the General Journal for other balanced entries. The General Ledger groups the resulting postings by account without asking you to enter them again.
Do the PDFs replace my registered books?
For manual books, no. PDFs are guides to review and copy into your registered physical books. Loose-leaf or computerized bookkeeping follows the BIR’s separate authorization requirements.
Can I keep a copy of my records?
Yes. Export a JSON backup from Settings to restore your entries, journal entries, book layouts and copy progress in TAXKAYA. Export book pages as PDFs for review and manual transcription. Keep the backup somewhere safe outside your phone.
Does it file my taxes?
No. TAXKAYA helps with bookkeeping. The guides explain forms and processes, but filing and registration stay with you.
Are the guides still free?
Yes. The form guides, explainers, registration walkthroughs and ORUS help are open here. No account needed.
Your next little win
starts here.
Simple bookkeeping. One entry at a time.
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