🧾 Improving Prepaid Expense Reporting Our Prepaid Expense Reporting tab gives accountants a complete overview of amortization schedules, offering: ✨ Detailed insights into all schedules, remaining prepaid amounts, and their respective end dates ✨ An easy way for bookkeepers to track prepaid assets and manage expense schedules ✨ A monthly snapshot feature, showing the journal entry posted for each prepaid asset along with the remaining balance for the month 🔗 To see more of Truewind in action, check out the link in the comments.
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