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Report Business Value:
The profit and loss (P&L) statement is a financial statement that summarizes the revenues, costs, and expenses incurred during a specified period. A P&L statement provides information about whether a company can generate profit by increasing revenue, reducing costs, or both. Before you run the Profit & Loss Report you need to make sure of the below points:- All your Journal Vouchers are reviewed and posted properly.
- All your transfers & usages are reviewed and submitted.
- All your receiving orders are reviewed and submitted.
- Select the month you would like to run the P&L for.
- Optional: choose whether to show the accounts with zero balances or no.
- Details: here you choose whether to have a detailed or summarized P&L.
- A summarized P&L will only show the total for each Revenue & Expense Account Group in your financial chart of accounts without showing the balance on each account.
- A detailed P&L will show every account and its balance under each account group in your financial chart of accounts.
- First Column MTD: reflects the total transactions made on an account/account group for the same month last year to compare with this year’s performance “compare with current month”
- Budget - Current: reflects the current month’s allocated budget that was imported to the system at the start of the year for a certain account/account group.
- Current Month: reflects the total transactions made on an acount/account group during the month you’re running the P&L for.
- Account: reflects the Revenue and Expense accounts/account groups.
- YTD: reflects the total transactions made on an acount/account group from the start of the year till the current month you’re running the P&L for.
- Budget - YTD: reflects the sum of the allocated budget that was imported to the system from the first month of the year till the current month you’re running the P&L for.
- Last Column YTD: reflects last years performance from the start till the same month you’re running the P&L for last year for comparison “compare with YTD”