Tiliotteen

Tiliotteen is a term primarily used in Finnish accounting and personal finance. It refers to a bank statement or an account statement, which is a document that summarizes all financial transactions for a specific account over a given period, typically a month. This statement is issued by a bank or financial institution to its customers.

The tiliotteen provides a detailed record of incoming and outgoing funds, including deposits, withdrawals, direct debits, standing orders, interest earned, and any bank fees or charges. It usually lists the date of each transaction, a description of the transaction, and the amount. The opening and closing balances for the statement period are also clearly indicated.

Individuals and businesses use tiliotteen to track their spending, monitor account activity, reconcile their records, and ensure the accuracy of financial data. It is an essential tool for budgeting, financial planning, and identifying any discrepancies or unauthorized transactions. In a business context, tiliotteen is crucial for bookkeeping, tax preparation, and auditing purposes. It serves as official proof of financial activity.