Travel agency accountingMalaysia, built in

Connect the sale, supplier cost, bank movement, and trip profit.

WauHub gives Malaysian agencies an accounting layer built around bookings, invoices, payments, bills, vouchers, payroll, bank reconciliation, SST, and MyInvois records.

Chart of accounts
Example workflow

Travel agency chart of accounts

Organise where each type of travel money belongs

Active
1000AssetsGroup
1100Cash and bankCurrent asset
1200Accounts receivableCurrent asset
2000LiabilitiesGroup
2100Supplier payablesCurrent liability
4000RevenueGroup
4100Tour package salesIncome
5000Direct tour costsGroup
5100Accommodation costCost of sales

Example postings

See where the travel activity lands

Customer invoice

RM12,000
DebitAccounts receivable
CreditTour package sales

Supplier bill

RM8,600
DebitAccommodation cost
CreditSupplier payables

Travel context retained

Both entries remain connected to Bangkok School Group

Double-entry foundation

Financial activity can create traceable journal entries and account movements.

Bank reconciliation

Import statements and match lines to recorded transactions.

Travel context retained

Trace revenue and operational costs back to customers and bookings.

A day without it

Generic accounts show the transaction, but not always the trip behind it

Travel money moves early and often. Customers pay deposits, suppliers need advances, departures cross months, refunds happen, and foreign currency changes the MYR view.

1

Bank descriptions are vague

Finance sees a transfer but still needs operations to explain the customer, supplier, or trip.

2

Margin is delayed

Owners only learn whether a departure made money after someone manually combines several sheets.

3

Adjustments lose context

Refunds, credits, debits, payroll, and commissions are hard to trace back to the original activity.

What changes

Keep accounting close to the operation

WauHub connects source documents with journals, bank records, reports, and the customer or booking context that explains them.

1

Use a chart of accounts

Maintain account codes, journal entries, source links, trial balance, general ledger, balance sheet, and profit and loss reporting.

2

Reconcile the bank

Import statements, match lines with payments and vouchers, create controlled adjustments, and review reconciliation status.

3

Manage adjustments and obligations

Record credit, debit, and refund notes, supplier bills, payment vouchers, payroll runs, and agent commissions.

4

Prepare Malaysian reports

Review SST, MyInvois control, receivables, payables, cash flow, monthly results, and supported foreign-currency MYR equivalents.

Business value

Close faster with fewer explanations from memory

Accountants get traceable source documents and owners get a clearer link between the financial statement and the tours that created it.

1

Reconcile with context

Match bank activity to recorded customer and supplier transactions instead of identifying everything from the description alone.

2

Review profit sooner

Connected invoices and bills help reveal booking economics while the team still remembers what happened.

3

Strengthen month-end records

Journals, adjustments, documents, and reports stay in one accounting trail for review.

MYMalaysia fit

Accounting for how Malaysian travel money moves

The feature set reflects deposits, group balances, supplier advances, SST, MyInvois, foreign currency, local payroll, commissions, and bank transfers.

  • 1SST report and adjustment handling for supported invoice documents
  • 2MyInvois control, consolidated e-Invoice, and eligible supplier document workflows
  • 3Payroll with Malaysian statutory contribution context, including PERKESO SKBBK support

Questions agency owners ask

Is WauHub a full replacement for my accounting adviser?

No. WauHub organises operational and accounting records. Your qualified accountant or tax adviser remains responsible for professional advice, review, and statutory obligations.

Does WauHub support double-entry accounting?

The app includes a chart of accounts, journal entries, trial balance, general ledger, balance sheet, and profit and loss reports.

Can I reconcile bank statements?

Yes. Bank reconciliation supports statement import, transaction matching, adjustments, rules, and reconciliation review.

Let every number lead back to the real booking

Invite your accountant to the demo. We will trace one customer payment and one supplier cost from source to report.