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FaBusiness · Fasika, an Actimat solution

Your accounting is prepared with your management.

Every sale, purchase and expense produces its entry. Your SYSCOHADA statements are ready for your accountant.

You run your business. Your accountant keeps your books. Fasika links the two with no retyping.

  • Double-entry bookkeeping.Entries are generated from your management documents.
  • SYSCOHADA chart of accounts.Journals, general ledger, trial balance and matching of third-party accounts.
  • Prepared statements.Balance sheet, income statement, TAFIRE and VAT return.

A trial balance

Account Description Debit Credit
521 Bank (example) 400,000 150,000
571 Cash (example) 85,000 5,000
701 Sales of goods (example) — 85,000

Example: fictional shop, extract.

SYSCOHADA general trial balance by account class, debits equal credits

Your accountant approves and signs

Fasika produces the statements. Approval and signature stay with your accountant, who reviews, approves and signs them. See Fasika for accountants.

Frequently asked questions

Does Fasika replace my accountant?
No. Fasika prepares the SYSCOHADA statements. Your accountant reviews, approves and signs them.
Do I have to key in my entries?
No. A sale, a purchase or an expense produces its double-entry. You never type in a balance.
Which statements does Fasika prepare?
The general ledger, the trial balance, the balance sheet, the income statement, the TAFIRE and the VAT return.

See the statements on your accounts

Tell us about your business and we show you the entries on your own cases.