New book-keeping software launched for charities, clubs and societies
Howard Lake | 22 August 2002 | News
Dosh Software have announced the release of DO$H Cashbook-Lite, an easy to use bookkeeping system, designed specifically for use by treasurers of UK charities, clubs and societies.
Based on its small-business bookkeeping system, DO$H Cashbook, Dosh Software decided to release the new program in light of the high volume of requests the company has received from charity and voluntary group treasurers for simple-to-use software.
Dosh Software specialise in the development of simple to use financial management software for small-businesses and the self-employed. Its products are used by over 150,000 businesses throughout the U.K. and are promoted by organisations such as Lloyds TSB and the Prince’s Trust. They already have charity clients using their standard products, such as their PAYE program, DOSH Payroll.
Dosh Software’s M.D. Matt van der Borgh commented: “Cashbook-Lite will allow charity treasurers to keep a proper set of books, without them having to spend time mastering the intricacies of double-entry bookkeeping.”
By entering receipts and payments, DO$H Cashbook-Lite will produce the following:
- A full list of receipts and payments for any period.
- A summary showing opening and closing balances, with a ‘drill-down’ for each category.
- A bank reconciliation for each bank, building society or credit card account showing outstanding items not yet cleared.
Cashbook-Lite is available at £39.
www.dosh.co.uk
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