Produce smart, quality GAAP statements.
Combined with CaseWare Working Papers, GAAP Financials lets you automatically create customized GAAP-compliant statements without having to perform word processing functions on each statement.
Overview
Easily standardize across your firm
Armed with our next-generation report writer, you can easily customize content, styles and formatting.Leverage built-in libraries
GAAP Financials comes pre-packaged with extensive knowledge libraries including hundreds of standard footnotes.Gain new efficiencies
With features like note-number cross-referencing, linkage between notes and statements and automatic rounding, you can prepare quality statements faster than ever before.Drill down with ease
With point-and-click simplicity, you can quickly get the story behind the numbers.Quickly update content
Drag and drop content into an existing client file using the convenient Document Library function.Features
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GAAP Financials has point and click options, buttons and pop-ups that automate many of the more intricate functions. This reduces the amount of time needed to standardize the appearance of financial statements and decreases chances for errors and misunderstanding. Each step of the process is laid out in an easy to follow logical manner.
GAAP Financials Knowledge Libraries contain hundreds of footnotes and alternative formats. Your firm is always up-to-date with the latest disclosure requirements as the GAAP Financials content libraries are regularly updated. Your own content and footnotes can be added to these knowledge libraries and will be retained after updating.
GAAP Financials has a number of tools automatically available within a financial statement. You can effortlessly adjust column width, set shading, sort and underline. The protection features allow each firm to specify access rights.
You can easily add and delete line items, rename map number descriptions, and link from a note or from a schedule. Your content changes such as map numbers, map descriptions and footnotes will not be overwritten when new content is added to the Knowledge Libraries.
Review the supporting documentation easily and simply by double clicking on any number in the financials.
QuickVids
- Financial Statements: Adding Areas and Formats
- Financial Statements: Populating Data
- Financial Statements: Underlines
- Financial Statements: Note Number Referencing
- Financial Statements: Note Number Headings
- Financial Statements: Subtotals
- Financial Statements: Working with Styles
- Financial Statements: Sorting
- Financial Statements: Do-It-Yourself Tables
- Statement of Cash Flows Worksheet
- Financial Statements: Quarterly Reporting (See Multiple Financial Statements)
- Financial Statements: Rounding Relations
- Do-It-Yourself Tables Features
- Line Properties: Input Override of Description
- Keep Note Together
- Custom Linkage Enhancement
- Mapping and Style Purge
- Navigation Quick Links
- Skip Notes from Printing
- Multiple Financial Statements (Detailed)
- Advanced Table Indentation Strategy
- Add Notes Button
- Insert via Browse New Notes Dialog
- Jump to Note in Library
- Table Resize Ruler
- Multiple Notes Libraries
- Auto-Generate Flag
- Recover Hidden Paragraphs
- Referencing Schedules
- Keep Properties of Row
- View Table Column Headings
- Drill-down to Trial Balance
- Rounding to 1's, 1000's, 1 000 000's
- DIY - Period and Balance Selector
- DIY - Skip and Hide Columns
- Smart Subtotal Skipping
- Skip and Hide on Paragraphs
Success Stories
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The City of Fort Saskatchewan is located 15 minutes northeast of Edmonton, Alberta and is home to 18,653 people who appreciate the natural beauty and wealth of both indoor and outdoor activities. The City of Fort Saskatchewan provides residents with a multitude of services and programs and receives its $45 million annual operating budget from various sources including property taxes, provincial and federal grants, and user fees.
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Mobile, Alabama was founded more than 300 years ago by the French and enjoys a rich and colorful history. Nearly 200,000 people live within its borders and 350,000 more live in the surrounding metropolitan area.
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The University of Lethbridge is a comprehensive university devoted to the education of students through undergraduate and graduate programs. Founded in 1967, its campuses in Alberta, Canada serve more than 8,000 students each year.
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The city of Saskatoon is centrally located in the province of Saskatchewan, between the cities of Winnipeg and Edmonton and about 300 kilometers from the U.S. border. The city’s roughly 210,000 residents rely on the City of Saskatoon municipal organization for a myriad of civic services, including water, electricity, infrastructure maintenance, and parks and recreation.
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