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Formal reporting

 

Formal Reporting

 

Each volunteer group is obliged to produce a standard end of year financial report. The format is

standard for each type of volunteer group as follows:

 

1. Form 12  -  Branch Return

2. Form 12A  -  Divisional Return

3. Form 12B  -  Service Committee Return

 

The FMS is designed to use the transaction records to produce the appropriate report by user request

for the particular volunteer group depending on the type of volunteer group. No special formatting or

editing is required from the Treasurer.

 

Branch Treasures also have a facility to run consolidated reports for all divisions associated to their

branch.

 

 

This tab consists of all the Form 12, 12A and 12B reports relating to Branches, Divisions and

Committees respectively.

Although these reports are primarily used to produce the Year End accounts they can be run at

any time.

 

In addition to the standard end of year financial reports there are:

Case Balance - Summary of Case Balances

Case Detail Report - Case transactions for case detail report the year

Restricted balance report - Transactions for each restricted fund

Bank Reconciliation report - Transactions by bank and reconciliation date

Summary transaction listings - Receipt and payments tables 1, 2 & 3direct export to excel

Detail transaction listing - Details of each transaction entered for the year.

 

 

 

 

The report can either be printed by selecting the print option.

 

 

 

Or exported

Select the export format

Then select the "export and show in new window option"

 

 

Report exported to excel below:

 

 

 

 

Drill down facility on the sub totals for receipts and payments report:

 

 

Double click on the sub total to obtain a list of transactions.

 

 

 

To run all the reports for the year (excluding the Case Balance, Case Balance Detail and

the Restricted Fund reports) select "batch Reports", select the year and then select Show Report

 

 

 

Reports can then be printed or exported

 

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