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[Feature] Profit and Loss, General Ledger by Period, and Balance Sheet models based on cash accounting method #111

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fivetran-avinash opened this issue Dec 5, 2023 · 1 comment
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fivetran-avinash commented Dec 5, 2023

Is there an existing feature request for this?

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Currently we have set up our Quickbooks Profit and Loss statement, General Ledger by Period and Balance Sheet models to use the Accrual method rather than the Cash Accounting method. This is because Accrual is GAAP approved, while Cash Basis is not.

Accrual is generally the preferred method because it provides a more accurate view of finances, while also factoring in accounts receivable and payable, but we do know that small businesses would prefer to use cash basis.

We'd love to hear from customers as to whether setting up equivalent models that rely on cash accounting would be something you'd be interested in!

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@fivetran-avinash fivetran-avinash added the type:enhancement New functionality or enhancement label Dec 5, 2023
@fivetran-avinash fivetran-avinash changed the title [Feature] Profit and Loss statement model based on cash accounting method [Feature] Profit and Loss, General Ledger by Period, and Balance Sheet models based on cash accounting method Dec 5, 2023
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@fivetran-avinash Thank you for looking into this. This would be a huge help for our current accounting methods. I'm sure we will move towards accrual at some point but in the meantime I'm trying to build out some reports for the end of the year using this transformation and I'm getting stuck. Thank you!

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