How to read and generate your Reports and Insights

Tide Accounting's Reports and Insights help you to read and understand your finances at the click of a button.

This guide shows you how to:

🔗 Access Reports & Insights

🔗 Use Reports & Insights

🔗 Make the most out of Reports & Insights

Your Reports and Insights lets you

Money insights

Understand what's driving your costs: expenses, profit, and revenue

No-stress tax season

Use the data for your Self Assessment, Corporation Tax estimates, or VAT returns

Financial applications

Prepare all documents, when applying for external financing, in just a few clicks

View and generate your Reports

Your Profit and Loss

Otherwise known as your Income Statement, the Profit and Loss (P&L) report will help you understand your income and expenses. The P&L is essential if you're seeking funding or filing your end-of-year reports.

Tap Admin > Insights > Profit & Loss to view your report

Select the specific financial year or enter a custom date range

Choose if you'd like to download your report as PDF or CSV

Your Balance Sheet

This statement shows you everything that your business owns (assets) and everything that it owes (liabilities), to determine your company's net worth.

Tap Admin > Insights > Balance Sheet to view your report

Select the specific financial year or enter a custom date range

Choose if you'd like to download your report as PDF or CSV

Your Trial Balance

This report shows the closing balances of all your accounts, and is useful for your Accountant to quickly spot if your debit and credit numbers don't match in the general ledger.

Tap Admin > Insights > Trial Balance to view your report

Select the specific financial year or enter a custom date range

Choose if you'd like to download your report as PDF or CSV

View your Business Insights

View your cash flow

This shows the net amount of money going in and out of your business.

Tap Tap Admin > Insights

Tap View details to see:

Your balance today: what your account balance currently holds

Your projected balance: taking into account your current balance, expected money to be paid to you (via due Invoices), and transfers set to go out of your account (via upcoming bills and scheduled payments)

Your Activity (a bar chart) and Balance tracker (a line graph): both reflect the money going in and out of your account within a 6-month-timeframe. That includes the past 4 months, the current month, and the one that follows