u/AlexFromRippling

Hey friends. So I know that tracking expenses for an LLC or startup can get really confusing, especially when you’ve got a bunch of receipts and bills to sort through. We’ve put together a simple workbook to help keep it all organized - from the initial expenses when you start up, through to the regular monthly costs. There’s also a plain-English guide for dealing with stuff like depreciation and amortization, which can be a headache otherwise. Thought this might help others trying to keep their business finances in check without it getting overwhelming.

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Download the template here.

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If you’d like to go deeper on building out this process in Rippling, check out our resources and examples available in Rippling University.

Hey all,

This Excel cash flow template is set up for small business owners who want to track monthly cash movement in detail. It’s organized across three main categories: operating activities (such as customer receipts, supplier payments, payroll, rent, and marketing), investing activities (including equipment purchases, asset sales, and other capital outlays), and financing activities (covering loans, owner contributions, repayments, and distributions).

The spreadsheet uses built-in formulas to automatically calculate net cash by activity and give a running total for each month. Each line item has notes to clarify what should be included, which helps with accurate categorization and gives you a clear picture of your cash position.

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Download the template here.

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If you’d like to go deeper on building out this process in Rippling, check out our resources and examples available in Rippling University.