Reports

Reports turn everything you've recorded (leases, invoices, payments, expenses) into the statements you need to understand your portfolio and file your taxes.

The report gallery

Every report lives in the gallery at Accounting → Reports . Because your day-to-day records already feed these reports, there's nothing to assemble by hand. Pick a report, set its parameters, and run it.

Available reports

TenantBuddy ships the reports landlords and property managers reach for most:

  • Rent Roll — a snapshot of every unit: tenant, rent, lease term, and occupancy.
  • Accounts Receivable (AR aging) — who owes you and how overdue each balance is.
  • Income Statement — income against expenses for a period, showing your bottom line.
  • Trial Balance — every general ledger account's balance, for checking your books.
  • Transactions — a detailed ledger of activity over a date range.
  • Expense Details — your spending broken down by category and property.
  • Summary Statement — a consolidated view of activity, ideal for owner reporting.
  • Vacancy — which units are empty and what that's costing you.
  • Ticket Closing — maintenance ticket activity and resolution for a period.

Screenshot coming soon

The report gallery showing report tiles such as Rent Roll, Accounts Receivable, Income Statement, and Trial Balance.

Choosing parameters

Most reports take a few parameters so you get exactly the view you need:

  • Date range — the period the report should cover (a month, a quarter, a fiscal year).
  • Property — run the report for your whole portfolio or narrow it to a single property.
  • As-of date — for snapshot reports like the rent roll or AR aging.

Running and downloading a report

  1. Open the gallery. Go to Accounting → Reports and pick a report.
  2. Set the parameters. Choose the date range, property, or as-of date.
  3. Run it. The report renders on screen for you to review.
  4. Download. Export it as a PDF for sharing or filing, or as a CSV to open in a spreadsheet.

Made for your accountant and the CRA

Export the CSV and hand it straight to your accountant, no re-typing. Because expenses are categorized as you record them, your numbers line up with the categories on CRA Form T776 (Statement of Real Estate Rentals), making rental-income filing far simpler.

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