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Accountant-grade books, without the accountant effort

Every rent payment, expense, deposit, and refund posts to a real double-entry general ledger as you work. The trial balance always ties, the audit trail cannot be quietly edited, and year-end starts from books that already balance.

Wealthru general ledger and trial balance showing balanced double-entry transactions across cash, rent, and expense accounts.
A real double-entry general ledger and trial balance, posted as you work.
✓A true double-entry general ledger, every dollar in and out posted and balanced
✓A tamper-evident audit trail. A correction is a reversal, never a quiet edit or delete
✓Close the books through a date and lock the period, like real accounting software
✓Deposits booked as cash and a liability, with interest accrued by province
✓Scan a receipt and the expense files itself, with the original kept for year-end
✓Capital and current expenses sorted at entry, so your T776 ties out
See it in actionBooks that keep themselvesEvery rent charge, payment and expense in Wealthru posts to a real double-entry ledger as you work. Here is what that gives you at year-end.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know accounting to use it?
No. You record rent, payments, and expenses the usual way, and Wealthru posts the matching double-entry ledger entries for you. You never post entries by hand.
Can I change a figure I already posted?
Not in place. A correction is recorded as a reversing entry plus a new entry, so the original is always kept. Every money change records who made it, when, and the before and after values.
What does closing the books do?
It locks every money entry dated on or before the day you choose, so a finished period cannot be changed by mistake. Only the account owner can close or reopen a period.
Is the ledger on the Free plan?
Yes. The general ledger, the trial balance, the audit trail, and closing the books are on every plan. It is tooling, not accounting advice, so have your accountant review the figures before you file.

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