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Hello, rjwbailey.
QuickBooks Online reports are categorised alphabetically, the reason why cash is on top of debtors in the Balance Sheet report. As a workaround, you can export the report into Excel and re-order the accounts from there.
Debtors are the people who owe you money, which means you're still waiting for their payments. While Cash is money that you already have.
To get more information about QuickBooks Online's balance sheet report, check this out:
Feel free to leave a reply below if you need more help with the balance sheet or anything about QuickBooks reports. I'm always here to help. Have a good one.
Hello, rjwbailey.
QuickBooks Online reports are categorised alphabetically, the reason why cash is on top of debtors in the Balance Sheet report. As a workaround, you can export the report into Excel and re-order the accounts from there.
Debtors are the people who owe you money, which means you're still waiting for their payments. While Cash is money that you already have.
To get more information about QuickBooks Online's balance sheet report, check this out:
Feel free to leave a reply below if you need more help with the balance sheet or anything about QuickBooks reports. I'm always here to help. Have a good one.
If it's alphabetical, how come 'debtors' comes before 'current assets'?
Anyway, as any accountancy student will tell you, current assets on the balance sheet are always ordered from least liquid to most liquid, i.e.
- stocks
- debtors
- cash
Please change this report to comply with accounting standards!
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