Bookkeeping
A set of books that keeps itself up to date
Every sales invoice and every purchase invoice you process fills your ledger automatically. You do not have to post anything by hand to have an up-to-date picture.
Accounts, balances and journal entries are always within reach, so you know at any moment how your business is doing.
Alongside the ledger sit the overviews your accountant asks for: the balance sheet and the profit and loss account over the period you choose. Fixed assets depreciate on a straight line, with a depreciation proposal you review first and only then post.
When you have finished a period, you lock the journal entries up to and including a date so nothing shifts afterwards. If you work with several companies, the intercompany administration settles costs between those companies using an allocation key you determine yourself.
The ledger fills itself
Sales and purchase invoices are posted automatically to the right accounts.
Always up to date
Balances and journal entries are updated in real time, with no manual close needed.
Dutch chart of accounts
Your bookkeeping follows the standard Dutch ledger scheme.
Balance sheet and profit and loss
The two overviews your accountant and your tax return ask for.
Fixed assets
Straight-line depreciation with a proposal you review and confirm yourself.
Period close
Lock a completed period so nothing in it changes any more.
Administration and bookkeeping
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