The turnover statistics can be used in all account areas, please select the desired account area. It has many different functions, so it is a good idea to have a specific analysis in mind. Ask yourself the specific question:
What do I want to find out?
You can find the sales statistics via Turnover/turnover statistics.
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Save (3) | Via Save you can easily save particularly practical statistics settings. This means that you always have them quickly to hand and do not always have to make the settings again. |
Loading (2) | When you load a saved statistic Load, you only need to enter the period to adjust. This must be changed after loading. |
Less is often more - only fill in as much as necessary and not as much as possible.
You can set the most frequently required settings with the following information:
Please do not forget to save the practical statistics settings customised to your needs. This means you can load the settings again at any time if required.
Statistics with member characteristics, account text and gross amount in the account
Turnover statistics setting
Layout
Layout to copy:
<Z > | <NAME > | <VORNAME > | <MERKMAL02 > | <MERKMAL03 > | <XTEXT > | <XGRS > | <EINTRI > | <AUSTRITT > |
Result:
You have allocated the annual contributions and would now like to check them before printing the invoice?
See the result here:
For example, do you need a list of how much turnover you have generated in cash or by EC card for your cash account area?
Then select the tab Filter:
In our example we take the green fee. You can use this description for all articles and product groups, as well as for analyses for your pro shop or your restaurant.
With Print you get the following view:
You can also print a list with time subdivision if you make small changes in the tab Days/Time/Club statistics tab (see following image).
You will receive the following list and can easily see at which times of day you have most frequently booked green fees.
TIP You can reset at any time with Reset to restore the basic settings and try out new settings.
This list is only of interest in connection with the module Accounting export .
If you use the accounting export module to export your bookings to DATEV, for example, the 2 most common errors are as follows:
You can use the sales statistics to check whether postings were not exported and which postings they were. In this case, leave the tick next to Individual postings in the tab Period and content tab. In the tab Filter tab for FIBU export:
It is possible that „crooked“ VAT rates (e.g. 8.0 instead of 8.1) are shown on the sales statistics:
PC CADDIE calculates the respective article / product group totals and their net and gross amounts against each other in the sales statistics. This is used to check and overview the totals in the evaluation. Due to rounding differences, especially for small amounts, different percentages may be calculated here. However, the posting and calculation of the tax in the respective sales and individual documents has been posted and shown correctly.
Example 1 - calculated with 20% for the sake of simplicity (this also applies to the respective valid tax rates of the countries - the currency was deliberately not mentioned in this example):
You sell an item that costs 1.00 gross. At 20% VAT, this corresponds to a net price (rounded down) of 0.83. The tax amount is therefore 0.17. If you now sell this item 100 times in 100 individual receipts, you have a total amount of 83.00 net (100 x 0.83) and 17.00 tax (100 x 0.17). Theoretically, you now owe the tax office 17.00. If you add this back in ONE sum, this would correspond to a percentage of 20.48% (and no longer 20% as correctly shown in the individual receipts). However, as the tax office looks at each voucher individually and not the total of the vouchers, the statement is correct.
Example 2 (group totals):
Item 1 costs 1.00 gross and includes 20% (0.83 net + 0.17 VAT = 1.00 gross) Article 2 costs 1.00 gross and includes 0%, i.e. no VAT (1.00 net = 1.00 gross). You now sell both items 100 times. We remember our first example and know that this corresponds to 83.00 net for the first item. The second item without VAT corresponds to 100.00 net. We now have a net total of 183.00 and a gross total of 200.00. If we add these amounts together, we arrive at a percentage of 9.3%. Of course, you have not sold an item with such a tax rate, but you will quickly realise that this results in a purely mathematical total and mixed tax rates in the sales statistics. If you wish, you can also switch off this feature in PC CADDIE, in which case tax rates will no longer be shown in the sales statistics. Please contact our support team for more information.