On 11/26/2025 7:57 AM, Ken Pyzik wrote:
Hi Geoff — If you go to Reports >>>Assets and Liabilities>>>Balance Sheet or Balance Sheet 
(Multicolumn), this should give your account what he needs.  He may also ask for a cash flow and if he asks for 
that, it is Reports>>>Income and Expenses>>>Cash Flow.

The first shows you current financial positions.  The second shows your summary 
of income and expenses so that he can determine whether you are making money or 
losing money.

Hope this helps.

Ken

He may also want an "Income statement" (aka P&L, etc.). THAT (not the cash flow) indicates whether making or losing money. You might also need the ch flow but that is showing your cash position. You could be OK for cash (in the short run) but bleeding red ink (losing money) or you could be raking in profit but in danger of not having enough cash in hand for operations.

Michael D Novack

PS: ASK your accountant which of these reports he/or she wants


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