FY 2026 / Ledger Report Active

Restatement

Reporting period: 01 Jan 2026 - 31 Dec 2026  /  Entity: Bill  /  Episodes: 10 entries recorded

Opening net assets +5,957
Current net assets +7,013.50
YTD change +1,263
Episodes recorded 10

Opening balance / 01 Jan 2026

FY 2026 opens with 4,544 euro in liquid savings, a rental deposit of 1,200 euro (recoverable), and a smartphone at book value 213. Total net worth at opening: +5,957. Bill is 25, earning 1,400 net, paying 600 rent in a shared flat. Monthly surplus: 185 euro.

The season title is Restatement: two years of data are enough to see the shape of a pattern. The question this year is whether the current trajectory is the right one, and whether Bill has the tools to read it correctly.

Statement of Financial Position

Statement of Financial Position As at Sep 2026 (current) vs Jan 2026 (opening) / EUR
Line item Sep 2026 Jan 2026
Property, plant and equipment (net)114213
Intangible asset, certification (net)1,437.500
Total non-current assets1,551.50213
Cash and cash equivalents2,4624,544
Security deposits3,4501,200
Total current assets5,9125,744
Short-term debt (BNPL)4500
Total current liabilities4500
Total assets7,463.505,957
Net assets / Equity7,013.505,957
Ledger entries / FY 2026 10 entries recorded

EP.21

Closing FY 2025: two years from zero

Annual Financial Closing diagnostic Open

EP.22

Should he buy a car? The full cost analysis

Asset Depreciation Analysis diagnostic Open

EP.23

Rent vs buy: the numbers behind the decision

Structural Liquidity Assessment diagnostic Open

EP.24

Liquid savings or invested? Reading the options

Liquidity Position Analysis diagnostic Open

EP.25

Two years of saving: where does Bill actually stand?

Balance Sheet Composition diagnostic Open

EP.26 / LinkedIn series opens

1,000 euro, two years later: what does the ledger say?

Cash Flow vs Income - Multi-Year Perspective diagnostic Open

EP.27

The savings account pays 2.10 percent. Bill still loses money.

Real vs Nominal Rate Analysis reallocation Open

EP.28

The energy bill came in at 132 against a budget of 90. Whose fault is it?

Budget Variance Analysis -25 baseline Open

EP.29

Bill just did something IAS 38 would never allow.

Intangible Asset Recognition capitalization Open

EP.30

Bill spent 450 in September. His bank balance did not move.

Recurring Liability Exposure +450 debt Open

EP.31

Bill got a 340 euro raise. He keeps 100 of it.

Incremental Analysis reallocation Open

FY closing status

FY 2026 is open. Annual closing scheduled January 2027.

The reporting period is open. The annual closing will be recorded in Annual Closing, scheduled for Jan 2027, and will include a full three-year equity evolution across FY2024, FY2025, and FY2026.

Annual closing / January 2027

Bill's vitals / current state

CASH46%
EQUITY56%
STRESS63%
FUTURE61%