Monthly Bookkeeping Checklist
A repeatable monthly close routine for cleaner books and useful reports.
A starter account list to adapt to your business model and reporting needs.
A starter account list to adapt to your business model and reporting needs. Use it to organize the information you already have, identify gaps, and prepare a more useful conversation with your adviser.
This resource is designed for small business readers. If your filing structure, employment situation, or business activities are more complex, review the official references and seek tailored guidance.
| Number | Account name | Type | Detail type | Normal balance | Description | Active? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1000 | Operating checking account | Asset | Bank | Debit | Main business bank account | Yes |
| 1010 | Savings account | Asset | Bank | Debit | Reserve and tax set-aside balances | Yes |
| 1050 | Payment processor clearing | Asset | Other current asset | Debit | Funds held by card or payment processors | Yes |
| 1100 | Accounts receivable | Asset | Accounts receivable | Debit | Amounts customers owe you | Yes |
| 1200 | Inventory | Asset | Other current asset | Debit | Goods held for sale | Yes |
Preview shows the first rows of the worksheet; formulas, drop-down lists and calculations are in the downloaded file.
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A repeatable monthly close routine for cleaner books and useful reports.
A spreadsheet for summarizing revenue, costs, expenses, and net result.
A worksheet for listing assets, liabilities, and equity on a selected date.