Is King Cashbook suitable for you? We think it probably is.  We invite you to give it a try!

King Cashbook has been specifically written to comply with New Zealand GST (Goods & Services Tax) requirements. We are in the process of developing the program to suit the requirements of each country as far as sales tax, goods and services tax or any other specific requirements are concerned. In the meantime, you will probably find that you can easily use King Cashbook in your country, providing you are aware of how the GST function works and make the necessary adjustments to suit, or you can just leave every Chart of Accounts (COA) default GST at 0.00% and then you can completely ignore any reference to GST.

The way that the GST works within King Cashbook, is that it takes the gross amount, multiplies it by the percentage of GST set for that item code, deducts that amount of GST from the gross figure and puts the net amount into the records for that income code or expense code. The GST portion gets recorded in the GST report.

You may find that this suits your own country's requirements, and just requires the appropriate percentages to be set up for each COA item. The bank statement import routines are also specifically designed for the New Zealand banking system, so this function will probably not be suitable for you at present. However entering transactions manually is a simple process.

For further information, use the 'support' link from within the program.