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Which one should I pick?
Cash basis: you record income when money hits your bank, and expenses when money leaves. Simple, easy to understand. Best for freelancers, sole proprietors, and small businesses under $25M revenue.
Accrual basis: you record income when invoiced, and expenses when billed, regardless of when money actually moves. Required for larger businesses and gives a more accurate picture of profitability.
Not sure? Most small businesses start with Cash. You can change this later in Settings.
Choose how you record revenue and expenses.
Using Accrual basis
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1 bank connected
Revenue
this month
Owed to you
$6,000.00
nothing overdue →
You owe
$1,480.00
nothing due late →
November 2026
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nothing booked yet this month →
Monthly recurring revenue
$9,163
↑ $1,893 vs prior quarter
MRR growth, month over month
26%
Revenue churn per month
5.4%
typical under 5% a month
Revenue per month
$9,157
↑ $6,890 vs prior quarter
Annual run rate
$109,956
Corporate Tax Instalment - October 2026 (Monthly)
Due Nov 2. Instalment interest at prescribed rate compounded daily.
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