Simple Balance Sheet
See your small business's finances at a glance: list your assets, liabilities and equity, and this tool checks the balance for you — Assets = Liabilities + Equity — flagging any difference instantly. Your data stays in your browser.
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Balance sheet summary
How to use
- Choose a category (Assets / Liabilities / Equity), then type the line name and amount.
- In Assets put everything you own: cash, stock, receivables. In Liabilities put what you owe: payables and loans. In Equity put your own invested money.
- In the end Assets = Liabilities + Equity must balance — if there is a difference, it will be shown here.
Tips
- Update the sheet after every big purchase or loan payment — stale numbers hide problems.
- If Assets and Liabilities + Equity do not balance, check for a typo or a missed entry first.
- Receivables (money owed to you) are assets; payables (money you owe) are liabilities.
- This is a simplified view, not audit-grade accounts — use real accounting software for tax.
Note: your data is saved only in this browser, nothing is uploaded. This is a simplified informational statement — not audit-grade or tax-ready accounts.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does this balance sheet tool show?
An at-a-glance view of assets, liabilities and equity, following the formula Assets = Liabilities + Equity.
How do I add a line?
Choose the category, type a line name and the amount in Rs, then click Add Line.
How does it check the balance?
It checks that Assets equals Liabilities plus Equity and flags any difference instantly.
Is my financial data uploaded?
No. Your data is saved only in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Can I use this for official accounts or taxes?
No. It is a simplified informational statement, not audit-grade or tax-ready accounts.