Registre de formulaires comptables A5 Avery 1310

The Avery 1310 Accounting Form Book A5 is a compact, 100-page ledger designed for manual bookkeeping and record keeping. With A5 dimensions and a white cardboard cover, the book combines portability with a durable exterior suitable for everyday use. The internal pages follow a standard accounting layout to help structure entries, balances and notes clearly on each sheet.

Advantages

The A5 format makes the book easy to carry and store while providing sufficient writing area for typical accounting entries. One hundred pages offer a balance between capacity and manageability, reducing the need for frequent replacement. The white cardboard cover protects pages from light wear and bending and supports neat filing on shelves or in storage boxes. The simple, standardized layout assists in maintaining consistent records and simplifies transfer of information to digital systems when needed.

Suitable for

• Manual bookkeeping for small businesses and freelancers
• Personal finance tracking and household accounts
• On-site cash register reconciliation and daily sales logs
• Record keeping for clubs, societies, and non-profit treasurers

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (portable size for note-taking and ledger work)
• Page count: 100 pages suitable for multiple months of entries
• Cover: white cardboard providing basic protection and rigidity
• Page layout: pre-printed accounting form structure for organized entries
• Binding: stitched or glued spine for flat opening and reliable page retention

How to use

Open the accounting form book to a fresh page and enter the date and description for each transaction. Use the pre-printed columns to separate debits, credits, balances or other relevant categories according to your accounting practice. Keep a running total on each line or at the end of the page to simplify reconciliation. When a book is complete, file it by date or accounting period and retain it according to your record-keeping policy.

Recommendations

For clearer long-term records, use consistent handwriting or printed labels and consider creating a simple index at the front or back of the book to locate key accounts. Store the book in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve paper quality and the white cover.