Rental property schedule
A schedule of rental property income and expenses drawn from the ledger, for the rental section of the return.
The problem it solves
Building the rental schedule by hand from the ledger is repetitive.
How it works
- Register the property and its accounts.
- Generate the rental schedule.
- Use it when preparing the rental section of the return.
What your practice gets
- Rental figures from the ledger.
- Per property.
- Feeds return preparation.
Watch it in the product
A short recording of rental property schedule in use.
Questions accountants ask
Is it per property?
Yes.
Where do figures come from?
From the ledger accounts registered to the property.
Is there a tutorial?
Yes, see the rental schedule tutorial.
Related features
Features that work alongside rental property schedule.
Rental property and managed fund register
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VideoSee it working in your practice.
Start with one workflow and adopt more of the connected practice system over time. Your team reviews and approves the work.
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