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Double entry bookeeping template

connel42 · 2011-10-28 15:14:09

Hi Would anybody kn ow where I can get a free excel template for double entry bookeeping. My requirements are small Regards Connel

28-10-2011 3:14pm

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connel42

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Hi
Would anybody kn ow where I can get a free excel template for double entry bookeeping.
My requirements are small
Regards
Connel

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#2 02-11-2011 3:09pm

Lis9

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Here's my easy way of remembering double entry:

SOFP/ B/S: Dr Assets & Cr Equity/Liab's.
SOCI/ Inc Stmnt: Dr Expenses & Cr Revenue

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#3 02-11-2011 3:26pm

djk1000

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My advice is forget it, you might find a template somewhere, but it will be too restrictive and won't do important things like aging debtors and creditors. If your needs get a bit more complicated in the future, excel just won't hack it without a lot of complicated formulae.

I'd suggest going to sage.ie, there is a link to "free software" download TAS accounts(whatever the free version is called). It's a fully functioning accounts package for free, so you can't go wrong really.

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