Startup Expenses:
This all the financing you need to fund your start-up and the expenses or costs associated with successfully launching your business. The sheet also gives you the option to compare your estimate funding and cost vs your actual funding and cost. This table gives you the option to customize and input:

- 6 types of Investor Funding
- 6 types of Bank Loans
- 5 types of Other Funding.
- 20 types of Start-up Costs and Expenses

Income Statement:
This provides a measure of economic performance for your company and can also be called a Profit and Loss Statement. The sheet has:

- 20 x Products fields
- 20 x Services fields
- 10 x Miscellaneous Revenue fields
- 20 x General Expenses fields
- 20 x Cost of Goods Sold fields

Balance Sheet:
This summarizes what your company owns and owes, initially and then provides a comparison to the previous year(s). This sheet has:
- 20 x Current Assets fields
- 20 x Property & Equipment fields
- 10 x Other Assets fields
- 20 x Current Liabilities fields
- 10 x Debts fields
- 10 x Equity fields
- A graph that visualizes the difference between your Assets & Liabilities

Cash Flow Statement:
A cash flow statement tells you how much cash is entering and leaving your business. This sheet compares your cash revenue and cash disbursements. It gives you a Monthly Net Cash Flow view and a Cumulative Net Cash Flow view. The sheet has the following fields:

Statement of Change in Equity:
This statement allows a business to contemplate its gains or losses for a specific period. The sheet provides a 12 month accounting period for the business. The equity payment options include Common Stock, Paid in Capital, Retained Earnings and Treasury Stock. The table includes: