Financial Reports
Completed
- Introduction to Financial Reports
- Setting Your Fiscal Year
- Reading the Balance Sheet
- Reading the Profit and Loss Report
- Cash Flow Statement & Executive Summary
- General Ledger & Trial Balance
- Partner Ledger & Aged Receivable/Payable
- Preparing Your Tax Return
- Auto-Creating Fiscal Years & the Formal Closing Wizard
Partner Ledger & Aged Receivable/Payable
Who Owes You, Who You Owe
Partner Ledger
Go to Accounting > Reporting > Partner Ledger. Every transaction for one or more selected customers/vendors — invoices, payments, credit notes — with a running balance. This is the report you send a customer when they ask "what's my current balance and history with you."
Aged Receivable
Go to Accounting > Reporting > Aged Receivable. Outstanding customer invoices bucketed by how overdue they are:
- Not Due / Current
- 1–30 days overdue
- 31–60 days overdue
- 61–90 days overdue
- 90+ days overdue
This is the standard collections tool — work the far-right (most overdue) buckets first, and watch for customers who consistently drift further right over time.
Aged Payable
The mirror image for vendor bills you owe — same aging buckets, used for cash-outflow planning: which bills are due soon, and which are already overdue on your side.
Reconciling to the Balance Sheet
The total of Aged Receivable should tie to the Balance Sheet's Receivables line, and Aged Payable to Payables — if they don't match, something was posted directly to the receivable/payable account outside the normal invoice/bill workflow and needs investigating.
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