The perfect template for teaching double-entry accounting to students. The Banana Accounting Plus software has a table-based interface, similar to Excel, which keeps the heart of accounting visible: the journal with the Debit and Credit columns.

This template let you try the Banana Extensions for importing the transactions.

This tutorial shows the innovative method of Banana Accounting Plus to create invoices (in this case, without VAT). To test all the features, open this file, enter your clients' data in the Accounts table, and record the invoice items in the Transactions table, then proceed with printing. By entering both the Debit and Credit accounts, the invoice will automatically be recorded in the accounting system. Open the template from our WebApp or from the program and save the file to your computer.

Banana Accounting Plus offers an innovative and professional method for creating invoices and automatically recording them in the accounting. The proposed tutorial template shows you how to record different types of invoices, from the simplest one to those with multiple items, and to test all the printing functions. If you want to create your own file based on this template, replace the example customer accounts in the Accounts table with your own data, enter the invoice items in the Transactions table, and the invoice is ready to be printed with or without a QR code for Switzerland. Open the template from our WebApp or from the program and save the file on your computer.

It shows how to use formula to calculate interest and amortization schedule. The possibility to enter formulas is available in Banana Accounting Plus only with the Advanced plan.

This template let you try the Banana Extensions basic functionalities, starting with a "Hello World" example.

This template let you try Banana Extensions complete examples, starting with a formatted "Account statement".

This example file for printing invoices uses Cost centers for the setup of the Customer accounts instead of Balance Sheet accounts, so that invoice details will be excluded from the general accounting.