Process for Feeding Data in the New Financial Statement (Non-Corporate)
This guide explains the step-by-step procedure for entering financial data and generating reports under the New Financial Statement (New FS) module for Non-Corporate entities.
Step 1: Access the Trial Balance Module
Navigate to:
Transactions → Balance Sheet (New FS) → Trial Balance

This section is used to enter or update all financial ledger balances.
Step 2: Enter Trial Balance Data
Record all necessary debit and credit balances in the Trial Balance (New FS) screen.
Ensure accuracy and completeness while entering the figures.
Step 3: Fill Supporting Financial Formats
To enter additional required details such as:
- Capital Account
- Opening and Closing Inventories
- Fixed Asset Chart
- Trade Payable / Receivables
Navigate to:
Transactions → Balance Sheet (New FS) → Formats

Provide all relevant information as per the financial requirements.
Step 4: Enter Significant Accounting Policies
Go to:
Transactions → Balance Sheet (New FS) → Significant Accounting Policies

Enter the applicable accounting policies to ensure proper disclosure in the financial statements.
Step 5: Generate Schedules
Navigate to:
Transactions → Balance Sheet (New FS) → Schedules

Generate the schedules for verification and review.
Step 6: Lock and Print Schedules
After reviewing all schedules:
- Lock the schedules to finalize the data
- Print the schedules for documentation and compliance purposes
Step 7: Generate Final Financial Statements
To generate the Balance Sheet report:
Navigate to:
Reports → Balance Sheet Reports (New FS) → Financial Reports → Balance Sheet
To generate the Profit & Loss Account report:
Navigate to:
Reports → Balance Sheet Reports (New FS) → Financial Reports → Profit & Loss A/c
These options allow you to generate and review the finalized statutory financial statements.
By following the above steps, users can efficiently feed data into the New Financial Statement (Non-Corporate) module and generate accurate statutory financial reports. Completing each section—Trial Balance, Formats, Schedules, and Accounting Policies—ensures that the final Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss statements comply with reporting standards and provide a comprehensive financial overview.