Free Accounting Software
Free Accounting Software is an online accounting package designed for small business owners to manage their company accounts.
Free Accounting Software has been bought out by Clear Books, the Online Accounting Software
Accounting Software Features
- Free
- Web based
- Ideal for small business
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- Secure
- Customisable
- Multiple Companies
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- P&L
- Balance sheet
- Bank statements
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Free Accounting Software Clients
Our online accounting software is aimed at small business owners, sole traders and limited companies. It is ideal for the start up company looking for a simple accounts package to manage the day to day finances of a business.
Accounts: Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet
Maintaining company accounts is a regulatory requirement. Ordinarily an accountant will be paid to review a company's accounts at the financial year end. If accounts are properly maintained, then the amount of work and fees charged by an accountant can be minimised. Free Accounting Software provides the framework to maintain company accounts, producing the required financial statements: Profit & Loss Statement and Balance Sheet.
Free Web Based Accounts
Most accounting software is either expensive or confined to the machine it is installed on. Free Accounting Software addresses both of these issues. Not only is the software free, but as it is a web based application, it can be accessed from any computer with an internet connection. Additionally, as the software is online, the software is updated centrally. There is no need to install patches or upgrades as we control the version rollout and new features.
Accounting Base
A set of accounts is built up from a series of transactions involving a debit and an equal and opposite credit, a system known as double entry. Debits and credits are the cornerstone of the general ledger and over the financial year build up to form the trial balance, so called because the debits and credits balance. The trial balance is then split into its two recognisable financial statements the Profit & Loss statement and the Balance sheet.
Target Audience
Small businesses with an understanding of debits and credits
Accounting Students
Free Accounting Software : Accounting Students : Registration : Double Entry
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