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Profit and cash flow projections

Contains completely integrated cash, profit and B/S projections. Also includes Borrowings cover and Funds Flow projections. Has separate input sections for income/expenses, wages, fixed assets and loans. Also has great navigation control, formatting abilities and printing control.. Simply enter income/expense headings, amounts and payment frequency (even quarterly), any loans or fixed asset additions (state amount and month - that's all) and you have a complete set of projections in an hour instead of several hours.

AUBIT 2000 was originally developed with specifically the needs of the smaller independent firms of accountants in mind. AUBIT 2000 makes full use of computer spreadsheet applications (Using Microsoft Excel) and covers the most common areas of expertise, where it can increase efficiency, reduce time costs, increase speed and, very importantly, significantly increase the quality of the documentation and reports produced for presentation to clients and third parties. We suggest that this can only improve the image and reputation of the smaller firm of accountants.

The AUBIT 2000 Bundle of Useful Spreadsheet Applications consists of the following 13 high quality spreadsheet applications:

1. Profit and cash flow projections for sole traders and partnerships;
2. Profit and cash flow projections for limited companies;
3. Own car or company car comparison;
4. Net dividend and salary bonus comparison;
5. Loan repayment estimator;
6. Loan commitment schedule;
7. Income tax liability computation;
8. Income tax computation;
9. Hire purchase summary;
10. Fixed asset register;
11. Corporation tax computation;
12. Car mileage claim;
13. Car benefit computation.

AUBIT 2000 Help file

The projections spreadsheet program for limited companies and sole traders and partnerships are very similar in nature. However, they are split into two separate spreadsheets to take account of the obvious differences in terms of capital and reserves in Companies and the capital accounts of sole traders and partnerships. There are obviously other slight differences.