Tabs3 General Ledger (GL) is a general ledger accounting application that is based on a double-entry accounting system. Read More...
I need to be able to subtotal my GL accounts in a different order to report on income for the firm. However, the current order is what the firm usually needs. I would only need this alternate order for reporting purposes. What can I do? Read More...
While I was running a report, I noticed that an account was given the wrong account number. Is there a way to change the account number without losing any journal entries? Read More...
The Statement of Cash Flows Report (Reports | Statement of Cash Flows) in GLS shows how the firm’s cash position has changed over a period of time. Read More...
Did you know that you can set up your General Ledger Software (GLS) accounts in an alternate order for reporting purposes? This can be particularly useful when you need to subtotal accounts in more than one way. Read More...
When working in General Ledger Software (GLS), your accounts do not typically change much once they have been established. Because of this, it’s easy to forget the ins and outs of making changes to the chart of accounts. Read More...
