Financial statements — trial balance, P&L, balance sheet & cash flow
The four core statements built straight from your books — trial balance, profit & loss, balance sheet and cash flow — recomputed from every invoice, payment and expense, with a period picker and a clean CA handoff.
Finocket builds the core financial statements straight from your books — no separate bookkeeping step. Every invoice, payment and expense you record posts behind the scenes, so the statements are always current when you or your CA open them.
The four statements
- Trial Balance — every ledger with its debit or credit balance for the period, totalling to zero. The starting point your CA reconciles from.
- Profit & Loss — income less expenses over the period, so you can see what the business actually earned.
- Balance Sheet — what you own and what you owe as at a chosen date. It's cumulative — every posting up to that date is included.
- Cash Flow — where the cash actually moved, by source, over the period.
Pick your period
Each statement has a period control at the top — a month, a quarter or a financial year. The Balance Sheet asks for a single "as-at" date instead, since it is a snapshot rather than a range. Change the period and the numbers recompute from your postings.
Hand them to your CA
Your CA can read every statement live with a read-only invite, or you can bundle a whole date range into the Hand-to-CA export — which also carries a one-tap Tally-ready XML of your masters and vouchers.
Every change to an invoice, payment or expense is captured in a permanent edit log too, so the statements always trace back to who recorded what. See the edit log for how that works.
Related: Reports & GST filings, Tally XML export, Invite your CA.
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