Cash Book Excel Template

Hi,

I was just reading a book about book keeping.

I would like to run a cashbook, an analysed one with all the colums.

Can anyone let me know where I can see a list of the colums I need to use.

Also, is there an excel spreadsheet cashbook that can download from somewhere?

If it makes a difference, it is for a VAT Registered LTD company. (the book I was reading was for a sole trader)

Thanks

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The traditional cash book format is in two parts. Assuming you are cash Accounting for VAT:

RECEIPTS Column headings: Total, VAT, Sales, Other

PAYMENTS Column headings: Total, VAT, Purchases, Motor Expenses, Heat and Light, Telephone, Insurance, Repairs and Renewals...dah-di-dah-di-dah...Sundry Expenses.

You tailor the headings to fit your business and the CT600 Corporation Tax Return you will need to fill in using the summarised figures.

You have one Cash Book per Bank Account, and a separate Petty Cash book for each Cash Tin. The Cash Books are accompanied by (usually monthly) Bank Reconciliations, reconciling Bank Statement balances at the top to Cash Book balances at the bottom.

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Troy Steadman

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I know this doesnt answer your question but Money Manager by moneysoft is a very good little accounts program that works in a 'cashbook' style without the complications of sage etc.,

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Ive used it for years for sole trader, Ltd Cos, charities & clubs.

(I'm not connected with them!)

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john boyle

The CT600 starts with trading profits adjusted for tax purposes.

What is more important is the information required for the detailed profit & loss account at the back of the accounts and the tax computation.

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Jonathan Bryce

don't tell the troll, let it do its own homework or more importantly make it up as it goes along.

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DoobieDo

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Email me privately. I will send you my template.

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Jon Griffey

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