G’day, financial trailblazers! Keeping accurate financial records is not just an ATO requirement—it’s your ticket to understanding your business inside out. Our bookkeeping worksheet serves as a comprehensive guide to track your income, expenses, and other crucial financial metrics. Feel free to adapt it to suit your business needs!
📋 Bookkeeping Worksheet for the Financial Year [Year]
Income Tracking
Date
Invoice #
Customer
Description
Amount
GST
01/07/2023
INV001
Client A
Web design
$2,000
$200
05/07/2023
INV002
Client B
SEO services
$1,500
$150
Expense Tracking
Date
Receipt #
Supplier
Description
Amount
GST
Category
02/07/2023
REC001
Vendor A
Office Supplies
$200
$20
Office Expenses
04/07/2023
REC002
Vendor B
Software License
$300
$30
IT Expenses
Asset & Depreciation Tracking
Date
Asset
Cost
Depreciation Rate
Depreciated Value
01/07/2023
Laptop
$1,500
20%
$300
15/07/2023
Office Chair
$200
15%
$30
Debt & Liability Tracking
Date
Creditor
Original Amount
Payment
Remaining Balance
02/07/2023
Bank Loan
$10,000
$1,000
$9,000
05/07/2023
Credit Card
$2,000
$500
$1,500
Employee Salary & Superannuation
Date
Employee
Gross Salary
Tax Withheld
Superannuation
07/07/2023
Employee A
$4,000
$800
$380
14/07/2023
Employee B
$3,500
$700
$332.5
Pro Tip: Consistent bookkeeping will not only make tax time a breeze but also give you crucial insights into your business health.
Need More Guidance? We’re Here to Help! Dial us at (08) 9258 8137 or email admin@universaltaxation.com.au for expert bookkeeping advice tailored to your business.
Keep those numbers in check, and here’s to your financial success! 📊👏
Taral Khandheriya is a Certified Practising Accountant (CPA) and author at Universal Taxation, who specializes in tax preparation, small/micro business accounting, business services, bookkeeping, business broking, etc. He is well versed in implementing new business strategies that enhance business processes and improves profitability. In his spare time, he reads books on finance, investment tips, and business development strategies.