Record sales and cash received.
Credit sales are not cash in hand. Record the buyer, expected payment date and amount already received.
Business records
Your business,
made visible in its records.
For business in Kirehe: record money coming in and going out, and prepare for the service you need.
Three steps to get started.
Separate household and business money.
Record money taken for household use separately so you can understand the business’s own performance.
Review stock and obligations.
Check stock, customers who owe you and suppliers you must pay. Reconcile records to actual cash and goods.
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End-of-day records
For your business in Kirehe, bring sales, receipts and expenses together before filing the day’s records.
Open this guideKeeping stock records
Record goods received, goods issued and quantities remaining so your records agree with the stock you hold.
Open this guideTracking supplier payments
Connect your orders, deliveries and payments, with a clear list of amounts still due.
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