Trademark and copyright notice
How we use the words "bahi khata", and how we respect other people's marks and content.
"Bahi khata" is a generic term
"Bahi khata" (बही खाता, also written bahikhata or bahi khaata) is a common Hindi and Urdu expression for a traditional account book or ledger, used in Indian commerce for centuries. BahiKhata.com uses the expression in this ordinary, descriptive sense to explain what the website offers: a ledger and money tools for small businesses.
BahiKhata.com does not claim any exclusive right to the words "bahi khata" or "bahikhata" as a generic term, and does not suggest any connection with any other business, app or product that uses similar words.
No affiliation
BahiKhata.com is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by:
- Any mobile app, software or company named or branded "Bahi Khata", "Khata", "Khatabook", "OkCredit", "Vyapar", "Tally", "myBillBook", "Zoho" or similar.
- The Government of India, any state government, the GST Network (GSTN), the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC), the Income Tax Department, the Ministry of MSME or the Reserve Bank of India.
- Google, YouTube or any creator whose videos are embedded on this site.
Names of companies, products, schemes and government bodies are used only to identify them and provide accurate information. All trademarks, service marks and logos belong to their respective owners.
Our copyright
The original text, guides, page designs, illustrations, the BahiKhata.com logo and the source code of this website are © BahiKhata.com and its operators, all rights reserved, unless stated otherwise. You may quote short passages with a link to the source page. Please do not republish whole guides or copy the tools without written permission.
Third-party content
- Videos are embedded using YouTube's standard embed player. Copyright remains with the creators; we do not host or modify them.
- News headlines are short titles linking to the original publisher, gathered from public news feeds.
- Fonts (Mukta and Kalam) are used under the SIL Open Font License via Google Fonts.
- QR codes on invoices are generated with the open-source qrcode-generator library (MIT licence).
Concerns and takedown requests
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