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Accounts Receivable Aging Template

Track every open invoice by age and see exactly where your collection risk is piling up.

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AR Aging Template

Log open invoices, auto-bucket them by age, and get an instant collections snapshot.

What this Accounts Receivable Aging Template helps you do

This accounts receivable aging worksheet logs every open invoice, auto-calculates days outstanding, and sorts each one into a 0-30/31-60/61-90/90+ bucket so you know who's late and how much cash is stuck before it becomes a problem.

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Accounts Receivable Aging Template FAQ's

What counts as 'days outstanding'?

It's the number of whole days between the invoice date and today. If you leave the date blank or enter a future date, the tool shows 0 days so it doesn't falsely flag an invoice as overdue.

How are the aging buckets defined?

Invoices land in 0-30, 31-60, 61-90, or 90+ days outstanding based on the days outstanding number. These are the standard buckets most accounting software and lenders use, so your numbers will line up if you ever need to show this to a bank or investor.

Can I print this for a physical file or a lender meeting?

Yes. Hit the print button and the entry controls, like the Add Invoice button, disappear, leaving a clean aging report with your period-ending date, the invoice table, and the summary totals on one page.

Does this replace my accounting software's AR aging report?

No. Use this as a quick manual snapshot or a way to double-check what your accounting system is showing. Always verify totals against your books before making collections calls or reporting numbers to a lender.

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