Management and cash-flow reports
Each month you get a set of reports from your own books, showing where the business stands and how it compares with earlier months. If you'd like to look ahead, we can also put together a cash flow forecast from your own numbers.
- Built from
- Your reconciled books
- The reports
- Profit, balances and cash
- Looking ahead
- An optional cash flow forecast
What's included
Reports produced from your accounting software once the month's books are reconciled. They show the numbers, and the decisions stay with you and your accountant.
- A profit and loss report for the month and the year to date
- A balance sheet as at the end of the month
- Your cash position: what's in each bank account at month end
- An aged list of who owes the business
- An aged list of the bills the business owes
- This month set beside earlier months, so changes are easy to spot
- A short plain-English note on what each report shows
- A cash flow forecast built from your own figures, if you want one
Not included
How monthly reporting works
Reports are only as sound as the books behind them, so reconciliation comes first.
- 01
Assess
We check that your books are reconciled and current. Any months that are behind get caught up before the first reports.
- 02
Agree
We agree which reports you'd like each month and whether you want a cash flow forecast as well.
- 03
Report
Once the month is reconciled, we produce the reports from your books and send them with a short note on what each one shows.
Reporting questions
Which reports will I get each month?
Do my books need to be up to date first?
Do the reports come from my own accounting software?
Can you explain what the numbers show?
How is a cash flow forecast put together?
Who else can get the reports?
Related services
Small business bookkeeping
Your books kept current, every month.
Bank reconciliations
Each bank, card and loan account reconciled to its statement.
Accounts payable and receivable
Bills and invoices tracked, with you approving every payment.