MIS chart of accounts
Your own chart of accounts for management reporting, kept separate from the statutory one — a filing change never touches it.
Your statutory chart of accounts is built for filing. An MIS chart is built for running the business. FINK gives you both, so neither one has to bend.
- Yours to shape. Group and name the MIS lines the way management thinks and talks about the business.
- Mapped to the statutory chart, so management reports still reconcile to the statements.
- Same data underneath. Both charts read the same mapped data. There’s no second set of numbers to keep in step.
- Budgets use it too. Budget, actual and forecast all sit on the MIS chart and your dimensions.
Forcing one chart to do both jobs makes both worse.
Questions
Commonly asked
Do we have to change our statutory chart?
No. The MIS chart sits alongside it and is mapped to it. FINK only reads your books, so the statutory chart stays exactly as it is.
Will the MIS numbers still agree with the statements?
Yes. Both charts read the same mapped data, and the mapping ties them together.
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