Accounting form/book A5 Avery 1749

The Avery 1749 accounting form/book A5 is a compact, booklet-style accounting record designed for straightforward bookkeeping. It includes 40 pages in A5 format and comes with a rigid cardboard cover available in pink, white, or yellow. Supplied in packs of three books, this set is intended to support routine record maintenance with an emphasis on portability and durability for everyday use.

Advantages

The compact A5 size makes the accounting book easy to carry and store while providing enough space for regular daily entries. The 40-page interior offers a focused length for individual accounting periods or projects. A rigid cardboard cover protects pages from bending and wear, and the availability of three colour choices helps with visual organisation. Supplied in a pack of three, it reduces the need for frequent replacements and is suitable for sequential record-keeping.

Suitable for

• Personal expense tracking and household accounts
• Small business day-to-day bookkeeping and cash records
• Student accounting exercises and practice logs
• Project-based ledger entries and event finance tracking

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (compact booklet size)
• Pages: 40 pages per book
• Cover: Rigid cardboard cover available in pink, white, or yellow
• Pack quantity: 3 books per pack
• Binding: Booklet binding suitable for flat writing

How to use

Open the accounting book to a fresh page and record dates, descriptions, debit and credit entries according to your usual bookkeeping practice. Use one book per accounting period, project, or type of record to keep entries separated and easy to reference. The A5 size is convenient for on-the-go entries — keep a pen or pencil with the book and store completed books upright on a shelf or in a filing box to maintain order.

Recommendations

For consistent records, dedicate each colour cover to a specific category (for example, pink for personal expenses, white for business income, yellow for project costs). Store books in a dry environment to preserve the cardboard cover and paper, and consider using an archival box for long-term storage of completed books.