Entity record / Bill
Single persistent entity / Active since EP.01 / 15 Apr 2024
| Net income | +1,740 |
| Rent | -750 |
| Utilities | -115 |
| Food | -250 |
| Transport | -80 |
| Phone | -25 |
| Subscriptions | -30 |
| Social (incl. train home) | -150 |
| Misc | -80 |
| Monthly surplus | +260 |
| Surplus vs last year | +313 |
Before vs After / FY2025 close
Bill's management dashboard
Statement of Cash Flows / Monthly
Statement of Financial Position
Financial health indicators / EP.33
Liquidity relative to monthly outflows and emergency buffer.
Net worth trajectory relative to age and income level.
Fixed commitments as percentage of net income. Above 60% is structurally fragile.
Five-year projection based on current trajectory and decisions recorded to date.
How to read this system
Bill started with 1,000 euro in April 2024. Every number since then is traceable to a specific decision recorded in a specific episode.
Net assets is always derived. It equals total assets minus total liabilities at any EP boundary. It is never manually set.
Breaks in publishing do not mean breaks in Bill's life. Every month is accounted for, whether or not an episode was published that month.
BillBoard is the interactive financial dashboard embedded in each episode. It shows the Statement of Cash Flows, Vitals, and the accounting insight behind each decision.
The system
Object 01 / EP
One decision by Bill. One accounting concept. Numbers that update the system state. Every EP is an atomic record: self-contained, traceable, part of the sequence.
33 entries recorded / FY2024-FY2026
Object 02 / FY
FY2024 opened the books with 1,000 euro. FY2025 tested going concern. FY2026 is the restatement: two years of decisions, one open ledger.
FY2024 closed / FY2025 closed / FY2026 active
Object 03 / BillBoard
Every EP includes an interactive financial dashboard: Bill's ledger, his four vitals, and the accounting insight behind the decision. It is not a widget. It is a management dashboard abstraction of his financial position.
Ledger / Vitals / Insight