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	Alabama Financial Record Keeping - Kit Forms

Each year, thousands of small businesses fail because their owners have lost control of their finances. Many of these failures are brought on by the inability of the business owners to understand the complex accounting processes and systems that have become relatively standard in modern business. Accounting and bookkeeping have, in most businesses, been removed from the direct control and, therefore, understanding of the business owners themselves. If business owners cannot understand the financial situation of their own businesses, they have little chance of succeeding.

Alabama kit is designed to aid you in understanding how to develop a concise and easily understood financial record keeping system, keep the books for a business, and, perhaps most importantly, actually understand those records.

Included in Alabama kit are the following:

• Understanding Financial Records Guide
• Current Balance Sheet Form
• Estimated Profit and Loss Statement Form
• Financial Record Keeping Checklist