Banana Accounting + Templates

Templates are Banana Accounting files (extension .ac2) that include in the Accounts table the chart of accounts with pre-configured elements and options to immediately start accounting. The template can be adapted to your needs.

Template Collection

Banana Accounting provides a large number of pre-configured templates for different types of accounting, countries, and languages.
New templates are added based on user requests and suggestions.

Search and Use Templates in Banana Accounting Plus

Using the command File Menu > New, you can see all available templates and immediately create a new accounting file. 

Elements of a Template

The accounting template file contains:

• File properties (basic data) where you can insert headers and currency settings.
  If the text "#KEEPORIGINALDATES" appears in the left or right header, the start and end dates will not be set to the current year when creating a new file from the template.
  Once the new file is created, "#KEEPORIGINALDATES" is removed.
• The chart of accounts
  • Accounts, groups, and subgroups. The accounts are set up to allow immediate printing of the Balance Sheet and the Income Statement.
  • Possible cost centers and segments.
• For VAT accounting, VAT codes include groupings and settings related to applicable VAT rates.
• Some templates include example entries that should be deleted when starting the accounting.
• The necessary options according to the purpose (cost and profit centers, customer and supplier section, etc.)

Search for Templates Online

We recommend browsing the list of templates to find the one that best suits your needs.

• Not all templates have a description yet.
• The template list is regularly updated and expanded.

Refine Template Selection

• Find Text
  Lists all templates whose title and description contain the specified text.
• Language
  The language in which the template was created.
• Country
  • Region 
    List of available countries.
  • Other Regions
    Specific to a country not listed.
  • Universal
    The template is generic and can be used in multiple countries (e.g., project accounting).
• Category
  • Generic
    Not limited to one of the specified categories (e.g., project accounting).
  • Other
    A specific category not indicated in the list
  • Specific category 
    Which is indicated for a specific category. The assignment is not always precise.