Sample Sales Forecast Spreadsheet Template F

By Kayley Sparks on September 28 2018 18:12:24

The common feature among the spreadsheets templates is that they save time and effort and also they make the work and other calculations easier. Planning out things and fast access to data and other information are made very easy when using spreadsheet templates. But most of these templates are unique according to the purpose. The templates can be saved and used as many times as required.

Financial templates are highly complex and they deal with very large and advanced calculations. These spreadsheets are used in mortgage, loans, and property investments and so on. The spreadsheet templates used for business purpose are also complex and these templates are used in stores and other business related affiliates. Profit and loss are mostly dealt with these spreadsheets. Invoice and other deposit related calculations also can be dealt with these spreadsheets.

Sales accounting for a small business accounting purposes can be either a manual list of the sales invoices or by using a spreadsheet package a list can be made on a bookkeeping spreadsheet. Using a spreadsheet for the bookkeeping has advantages as simple formula can be used to add up the column totals. The essential information to enter for a sales invoice would be the date of the sale, name of the customer, sales invoice number if applicable and optional a brief description of the item sold. In the next column would be the total sales invoice amount. If items like value added tax are required to be accounted for then an additional column would be required to accommodate the vat or sales tax accounting.

Producing an income and expenditure statement using single entry bookkeeping is little more than making two lists of financial transactions. Those lists being one of sales income received from sales invoices or receipts issued to customers and the other of purchase expenditure being from purchase invoices received from suppliers. To record sales income it would not normally be sufficient to simply add up the total of the invoices as such a summation does not leave an audit trail of the items which have been included. A written list of sales invoices does provide an audit trail.