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Banana Accounting Plus offers chart of accounts templates for associations, based on the Swiss standard model by swissaccounting.ch (formerly veb.ch), the leading Swiss accounting association.

Once you have created your accounting file, it can be fully customized to your needs by adding or removing accounts and groups.

Available Templates

To view the full list of available templates for Swiss associations, visit the Templates page.

Double-entry Accounting

Complete and professional accounting.

  • Associations full chart of accounts
    Ideal for a structured association that wants to manage its accounting professionally, like a company. The chart includes all accounts required by the standard.
    This template also serves as a reference when adding additional accounts.
  • Associations simplified chart of accounts
    Ideal for small associations with basic activity. The template includes only main groups and accounts.
  • VAT Management
    Associations with commercial activity and VAT billing can use this template, which includes features and parameters for VAT management.
  • Multi-currency

Income and Expense Accounting

For simple accounting using the income and expense method, including financial position and cash flow.

Cash Manager

For very simple accounting with a single account using the income and expense method, including financial position and cash flow.

Chart of Accounts Structure

In Banana Accounting Plus, the chart of accounts for associations is based on the SME chart of accounts structure developed by swissaccounting.ch (formerly veb.ch).

To download the related template, visit: Associations full chart of accounts.

Balance Sheet Structure

  • Assets are divided into:
    • Current assets (10)
    • Fixed assets (14)
  • Liabilities are divided into:
    • Short-term liabilities (20)
      Long-term liabilities (24)
    • Funds (27)
    • Equity (28)

Profit and Loss Statement

The profit and loss statement is divided into Revenues and Expenses.

  • Revenues are divided into:
    • Membership fees (300)
    • Contribution income (310)
    • Income from activities and services (330)
    • Other income (360)
  • Expenses are divided into:
    • Costs for activities and services (4)
    • Personnel costs (5)
    • Administrative expenses (6)
    • Depreciation and value adjustments (68)
    • Financial costs and revenues (69)
    • Direct taxes (89)

Cost Centers and Segments

The chart of accounts templates in Banana Accounting Plus also include cost centers.

Section-based Reporting

Associations needing separate financial reports for different sections can use the segment functionality.

References

The chart of accounts is set up based on the structure published by veb.ch, the largest Swiss accounting association. Veb.ch also published the Swiss chart of accounts for Small and Medium Companies (SMEs), which is the standard for companies in Switzerland.

Full List of Accounts and Groups

Below is a reference list of all accounts and groups included in the template.

SectionGroupAccountDescriptionBClassSum In
*  BALANCE SHEET  
      
1  ASSETS  
      
  1000Cash on hand110
  1020Bank account (including postal account)110
  1060Securities110
  1100Receivables from deliveries and services (debtors)110
  1109Provision for doubtful debts110
  1140Short-term advances and loans110
  1176Withholding tax110
  1190Other short-term receivables110
  1200Inventories and non-invoiced services110
  1300Accrued income and prepaid expenses110
 10 Current assets 1
      
  1400Securities114
  1440Long-term loans114
  1441Other long-term receivables114
  1500Movable tangible assets (machinery, equipment, furniture, PCs)114
  1600Properties114
 14 Fixed assets 1
      
 1 Total assets 00
      
      
2  LIABILITIES  
      
  2000Accounts payable (creditors)220
  2100Bank debts220
  2140Other interest-bearing debts220
  2210Other short-term debts (not onerous)220
  2270Social insurances and social security contributions220
  2300Accruals and deferred income220
 20 Short-term third party capital 2
      
  2400Bank debts224
  2450Loans and mortgages224
  2500Other long-term debts (not onerous)224
  2600Provisions224
 24 Long-term third party capital 2
      
  2700Funds established from donations227
  2710Funds established by the association227
 27 Fund capital 2
      
  2850Association’s equity228
  2900Restricted equity of the association (funds)228
 2979 Profit or loss for the year 28
 28 Equity 2
      
 2 TOTAL LIABILITIES 00
      
      
*  PROFIT & LOSS STATEMENT  
4     
   INCOME  
      
  3000Membership contributions4300
  3010Active members’ contributions4300
  3011Passive members’ contributions4300
  3012…….4300
  3015Voluntary members’ contributions4300
 300 Membership contributions 3
      
  3100Donations and contributions from supporters4310
  3110Inheritance and bequests4310
  3120Donations/Government grants4310
  3130Revenues from fundraising4310
 310 Contributions received 3
      
  3300Revenues from sale of goods and materials4330
  3310Proceeds from services4330
  3320Proceeds from events4330
  3330Courses and participation fees4330
  3340Rental income (material, clubhouse)4330
 330 Revenues from activities and services 3
      
  3600Revenue from advertisements, advertising and sponsorships4360
  3610Revenues from own properties4360
  3680Other revenues4360
 360 Other revenues 3
      
  3805Losses on receivables, changes in value adjustments3380
 380 Decrease in revenues 3
      
 3 TOTAL INCOME 02
      
   EXPENSES  
      
  4000Purchase of goods and materials34
  4400Third-party services34
  4500Services for association purposes (e.g. expenses for active men, women and youth teams)34
  4900Expenses for own properties (excluding interest and depreciation)34
 4 Expenses for activities and services 4-5-6
      
  5000Salaries35
  5700Social insurance contributions35
  5800Other personnel expenses35
 5 Personnel expenses 4-5-6
      
  6000Expenses for premises (rent)36
  6100Maintenance and repairs, replacement of movable assets36
  6200Vehicle and transport costs36
  6300Property insurance, charges, fees and permits36
  6400Energy and disposal costs36
  6500Office equipment, printers, photocopies, specialist publications36
  6510Telephone, internet, postages36
  6530Secretarial, accounting and auditing expenses36
  6540Expenditures, allowances and reimbursements for board of directors and executive bodies36
  6541Association general meeting expenses36
  6542Board of directors meeting expenses36
  6570IT expenditures36
  6600Advertising and marketing expenses36
  6660Contributions, donations, grants36
  6700Other operating expenses36
 6 Other costs and administrative expenses 4-5-6
      
  6800Depreciation and value adjustments368
 68 Depreciation and value adjustments 4-5-6
      
  6900Interest expenses369
  6902Mortgage interest and ground rents369
  6940Fees and commissions369
  6942Exchange losses369
  6950Revenues from investments (interest and dividends)469
  6993Exchange gains 469
 69 Financial result 4-5-6
      
  8900Direct taxes389
 89 Direct taxes 4-5-6
      
 4-5-6 TOTAL EXPENSES 02
      
 02 Loss(+)/Profit(-) from Profit & Loss Statement 2979
      
 00 Difference should be = 0 (blank cell)  
      
      
*  COST CENTERS  
03     
   Members  
  ;001Member 1 MG
  ;002Member 2 MG
  ;003Member 3 MG
 MG Total members  
      
   Projects  
  .P1Project 1 PR
  .P2Project 2 PR
 PR Total projects  
      
*  SEGMENTS  
      
  :Segments  
  :MENMen sector  
  :WOMWomen sector  
  :YOUYouth sector  

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