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This form is effective beginning with the January 1 to June 30, 2017, accounting period (2017/1) If you are filing for a prior accounting period, contact the Licensing Division for the correct form.

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1. Step 1: Start by gathering all the necessary financial documents, including bank statements, transaction records, invoices, and receipts.
2. Step 2: Create a heading for your statement of account, including your business name, address, and contact information.
3. Step 3: Provide a brief introduction or purpose for the statement of account, such as stating that it is for the monthly financial report or for the purpose of reconciling transactions.
4. Step 4: List the opening balance and closing balance for the reporting period.
5. Step 5: Include a detailed breakdown of all the transactions made during the reporting period, including the date, description, amount, and reference number.
6. Step 6: Calculate and include the total debits and credits for the reporting period.
7. Step 7: Summarize the overall financial position by calculating the net balance, which is the difference between total debits and credits.
8. Step 8: Include any additional information or notes that may be relevant for the recipient to understand the statement of account better.
9. Step 9: Proofread and review the statement of account for accuracy and clarity before finalizing it.
10. Step 10: Save the statement of account as a PDF or print it out, and send it to the appropriate recipient.

Who needs statement of account?

1. Statement of account is typically needed by businesses to keep track of their financial transactions and to provide a summary of their financial position to stakeholders.
2. It is also often required by suppliers or creditors to verify payment histories and outstanding balances.
3. Furthermore, individuals or organizations may request a statement of account for auditing or tax purposes.
4. Overall, anyone who wants a clear overview of their financial transactions and balances may need a statement of account.

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What is statement of account?

Statement of account is a summary of transactions made in a specific period, showing the starting balance, credits, debits, and ending balance.

Who is required to file statement of account?

Individuals, businesses, or organizations that have financial transactions or accounts are required to file a statement of account.

How to fill out statement of account?

To fill out a statement of account, you need to gather all transaction records, categorize them, calculate the balances, and list the information in a clear and organized manner.

What is the purpose of statement of account?

The purpose of a statement of account is to provide a detailed record of financial transactions and account balances for a specific period, helping individuals or businesses track their financial activities.

What information must be reported on statement of account?

Information such as starting balance, credits, debits, ending balance, transaction details, dates, and any relevant notes must be reported on a statement of account.