Registru contabil AVERY 201 A5 36 pagini

The AVERY 201 accounting form/book A5 36 pages is a compact, purpose-built workbook for manual financial record-keeping. It contains 36 lined accounting pages in A5 format protected by a sturdy cardboard cover. The design focuses on clear layout and portability so that users can record transactions, track expenses and maintain simple ledgers anywhere. The durable cover helps protect written data during everyday handling and transport.

Advantages

This accounting book offers a portable A5 format that fits into bags and small drawers, while the 36 pages provide enough capacity for short-term or single-project bookkeeping. The cardboard cover increases longevity and protects pages from wear. The simple, consistent page layout supports legible entries and straightforward cross-referencing of financial items. The product is suitable for manual entries without reliance on electronic devices.

Suitable for

• Small business daily cash and sales records
• Personal budgeting and expense tracking
• Freelancer project income and expense logs
• Temporary ledgers for events, markets or pop-up shops

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (compact size for portability)
• Page count: 36 pages
• Cover material: durable cardboard cover
• Page type: lined accounting pages suitable for entries and totals
• Binding: stitched or glued binding designed for flat opening and stable writing

How to use

Open the accounting book to a fresh page and write the date and reference for each entry. Use separate rows for individual transactions, entering amounts in designated debit and credit columns if present, and add short descriptions to clarify each line. Total columns at logical intervals (daily, weekly or per project) to maintain running balances. Keep the book in a dry place and transport it in a protective folder or bag when carried between locations.

Recommendations

For accurate record-keeping, establish a consistent routine: record transactions promptly, use a clear notation style, and cross-check totals regularly. For longer-term accounting, periodically transfer summarized data to digital spreadsheets or accounting software to create backups and enable additional analysis.