Localtech Core

Annual financial statements built from the ledger.

Core builds the four primary statements and the notes from the trial balance, so the figures in the statements are the figures in the ledger. Every line can be opened to see where it came from.

Built, and in daily testing with a council accountant.

Statement of Comprehensive Income in Localtech Core for a demonstration council, with a note reference, a source and a check mark against each line.
Swipe sideways to see the whole screen.The Statement of Comprehensive Income, built from the trial balance. Each line shows its note, its source and whether the two agree. Demonstration council.

What is in it

From statement to transaction

Each statement line shows its source and whether its note agrees with it. Open a line to reach the note, then the accounts that make it up, then the transactions.

Note 3, Revenue, in Localtech Core's annual financial statements for a demonstration council. A green line confirms the note agrees with the Statement of Comprehensive Income, and each revenue line shows how many accounts sit behind it.
Swipe sideways to see the whole screen.A note to the annual financial statements. The green line confirms the note agrees with the statement, and each line opens the accounts behind it. Demonstration council.

Annual financial statements

The four primary statements and the notes, laid out on the Queensland model financial statements, with prior-year comparatives, the cash flow statement, and income and expenses by function. Adjustments carry their own approval. A checks tab shows what does not yet agree. The Mayor and CEO certificates are included, and each version is kept through to certified and audited.

Report Builder

Build your own reports with a text editor, a contents page and page numbers. Roll a report forward to the next year, and output to PDF, Word and Excel.

Day-to-day reporting

Trial balance, general ledger enquiry, budget against actual, and management statements with drill-down to transactions.

Year end

The year closes through a batch that a second officer approves. A closed year can be reopened.

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